Highlight Performances by Lyon County League Bigs
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With high school basketball season just a couple of months away, we’ll soon be making preseason looks at players, schools and leagues across the state. But it’s not too late to take a look back at some of the best…
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Continue ReadingWith high school basketball season just a couple of months away, we’ll soon be making preseason looks at players, schools and leagues across the state.
But it’s not too late to take a look back at some of the best performances turned in by players who will be back for another go round this fall.
Here are some of the best performances from bigs in the Lyon County League last season:
Lane Bartley, 6-foot-2 forward, 2022, Waverly:
The honorable mention 1A pick had several high-scoring outings as a junior. Bartley didn’t always have to score for Waverly to have success, but occasionally he had nights like the 21-point outing against Southern Coffey late in the season.
Lance Noonan, 6-foot-3 forward, 2022, Burlingame:
One of just two juniors named to the all-league team, Noonan scored in double figures in most games last season. But his highlight performance was in a close match with Waverly. Noonan scored ten buckets and also knocked down 7-9 free throws for a season high 27 points.
Trever Quaney Trever Quaney 6'8" | C Burlingame | 2022 State KS , 6-foot-7 center, 2022, Burlingame:
The other junior to make the Lyon County first team, Quaney was remarkably consistant throughout his junior season. He scored somewhere between 12 and 22 points in essentially every game. So it’s tough to pick a highlight performance. But his 20 points in a sub-state victory over Cair Paravel certainly stands out, because of the importance of the game, and the quality of the opponent. Quaney pounded the Lions down low, and also stretched out to knock down two 3-pointers.
Drew Stutesman Drew Stutesman 6'2" | CG Madison | 2022 State KS , 6-foot-3 forward, 2022, Madison:
Stutesman started the season like gangbusters. He lit up Yates Center in an early contest for 25 points. H wasn’t always expected to score a lot, not with some really capable seniors around. But he had several other outings of 17-plus scoring en route to honorable mention 1A.