Late Season Surges
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The regular season only has 2 weeks left and the postseason is on the horizon. There have been some very impressive seasons put together by some of Kentucky’s finest players. Here’s a look at a handful of players who are…
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Continue ReadingThe regular season only has 2 weeks left and the postseason is on the horizon. There have been some very impressive seasons put together by some of Kentucky’s finest players. Here’s a look at a handful of players who are playing at a high level heading towards the postseason.
Finley missed the first half of the season before starting his season when the calendar hit 2024. Through 12 games since he came back, Eli is averaging 23 points on 58/44/83 shooting splits. More importantly, Calloway is 11-1 since Finley got back on the court.
Staying in the first region, Birney is doing all he can to make Ballard Memorial competitive on a nightly basis. Jace is averaging 26 points per game, recently broke the school record for scoring and took a game visit to EKU. A big guard, Jace has to carry Ballard Memorial on a nightly basis and is primed for a big AAU season.
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There may not be a Senior in Kentucky playing at a higher level right now than Quel’ron. Currently averaging 27 points per game, House is absolutely killing the competition these days. He’s had a 40+ point game and leads Seneca in every offensive category that the KHSAA tracks.
The Dogs are 21-5 and having one of their best seasons that I can remember. A veteran group, Dalton Hicks Dalton Hicks 6’2″ | PG Fairdale | 2024 State KY is having a very strong season and has been playing his best lately. Before losing to LaRue County this weekend, Fairdale had rattled off 6 wins in a row and Dalton has been leading them in scoring down the stretch.
Dut’s numbers won’t pop off the page but that’s because DCA plays at a snail’s pace and guards at a high level so his 13 points per game would be 20+ at most schools. Dut is long and athletic with some serious long term potential. He’s the type of player who goes to an unsigned Senior event and leaves with double digit offers.