High school hoops are a hopin now! Just about midway though the season and we all know that Proctor is for real, West Canada deserves to be ranked number one in the state, and no matter what anyone says, you cannot count out the Notre Dame Jugglers.
A heartfelt congratulations to Al Knapp for his 500th coaching victory. You earned it and cudos to all your present and past players as well.
So lets look at the divisions. Tri Valley East is a three teams race with New Hartford and Whitesboro neck and neck....as I said, don't underestimate Notre Dame. The West is owned by VVS.
CSC Division I: Nick Palczak is doing a great job with Adirondack. However, Mohawk is having a great season as well and never count out Dolgeville.
CSC Division II: Cooperstown is definately the team to beat at 12-1. Guys like Brad Ashford, Eric Jederlinic and Quinn Snyder make that team click. Rightbehindthem though is Mt. Markham. Coach Buffa has some stars on that team including Josh Pugh and Kyle Maxson. Sauquoit is good, but they need to find consistency.
CSC Division III: After top ranked West Canada, its pretty even with the next tier. Oriskany, RCH and Hamilton can beat each other on any given night.
CSC Division IV: For the first time since I've been here, NY Mills may have a run for their money in Richfield Springs. That doesn't mean the Marauders are done for goodness sake, they are 8-2. However,the Indians seem to know how to win close games. Should be a fun second half of the season.
I mentioned Proctor earlier....they are such a fun team to watch, much like West Canada. They are fast, play great defense and Deandre Preaster is a human highlight reel.
The big weekend game is a rivalry rematch as Dolgeville hosts West Canada. If you are looking for a game to go to on Saturday...that's the one!
Friday, January 11, 2008
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great job coach knapp..........keep on winning, you are one of the best high school basketball in the state... quite possibly the country....
i went to a notre dame game recently and admission price was 3 dollars can anyone explain that? everywhere else in the tri valley is 2 dollars, students was 2 dollars to get in, instead of a dollar. is it because so many athletes go for free there they are making up some of the cost?
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