State High School Championships

I realize that everone is wrapped up in the college scene, but some
states had the future college talents play this past weekend. Any
chatter?

Speaking for Tennessee, a lot of colleges are going to have some
freshmen challenging juniors and seniors next year. If you want a 6'+
athlete that has been playing for 3 years, you should have been
recruiting the Ooltewah high school team, stacked. The first non-USN
team to win the title defeating Montgomery Bell Academy in the
finals. USN over McCallie in the 3/4 game.

good weekend of disc by all.

Speaking of HS State Championships, John Jay HS (NY contender) still
has a long layoff between our last tourney and the state
championships, which are Memorial Day weekend. Any teams (any level)
looking to scrimmage? drop me an e-mail...

On Apr 29, 8:19 pm, DeezNutZ <je...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I realize that everone is wrapped up in the college scene, but some
> states had the future college talents play this past weekend. Any
> chatter?
>
> Speaking for Tennessee, a lot of colleges are going to have some
> freshmen challenging juniors and seniors next year. If you want a 6'+
> athlete that has been playing for 3 years, you should have been
> recruiting the Ooltewah high school team, stacked. The first non-USN
> team to win the title defeating Montgomery Bell Academy in the
> finals. USN over McCallie in the 3/4 game.
>
> good weekend of disc by all.

agreed, Chattanooga's ultimate community (and it's coach who played
for UTC) have done wonders developing some of that talent at
Ooltewah.

now if only i could convince them to stay in the city for college.

Torre

Kind of random, but if anyone cares....

North Carolina:

Jordan High School beats Page High School for the championship,
Cardinal Gibbons over Chapel Hill High School in the 3/4 game (though
I believe Gibbons may have been competing with some ineligble
players...)

Anyways, this region is showing great promise for young players
entering the college scene. Page High School senior Eric Lieu
(lighning quick Asian with good speed/hops and above average handling
skills - great potential) will be heading off to either NC State or
UNC next year; CHUF senior Brendan Bulik-Sulivan (good all around
player, monster backhand huck) will be heading off to UC-Berkely in
the fall; and Jordan High School senior Thomas Sayre-McCord (6'3, good
throws, good decision making slash leadership) will be at Carolina for
sure. Those are the big three I can think of, though there may be more
(Kent Torrell?).