P-Hoops 2009 Class Rankings
1. Jordan Hulls - 6'2 G - Bloomington South (Indiana)
2. Derek Elston - 6'9 F - Tipton (Indiana)
3. DJ Byrd - 6'5 G - North Montgomery (Purdue)
4. Stephan Van Treese - 6'9 F - Lawrence North (Louisville)
5. Patrick Bade -6'8 F - Franklin Central (Purdue)
6. Scott Wood - 6'6 F - Marion (NC State)
7. Andrew Smith - 6'10 C - Covenant Christian (Butler)
8. Colt Ryan - 6'4 G - Batesville (Evansville)
9. Jake Odum -6'3 G - Terre Haute South (Indiana State)
10. Tyler Koch - 6'6 F - Winchester (Wright State)
11. Bruce Grimm, Jr. - 6'0 G - Rochester (East Tennessee State)
12. Justin Jordan - 6'2 G - Ft. Wayne North (undecided)
13. Matt Kenney - 6'3 G - Mooresville (Valparaiso)
14. RJ Mahurin - 6'8 F - Rockville (Indiana State)
15. Stevie Loveless - 6'6 F - Frankfort (undecided)
16. Errick Peck - 6'6 F - Cathedral (Cornell)
17. JaRob McCallum - 6'1 G - Marion (Wisconsin Milwaukee)
18. Kelsey Barlow - 6'6 F - Cathedral (Purdue)
19. Morgan Newton - 6'5 F - Carmel (Kentucky football)
20. Justin Reid - 6'8 F - North Central (undecided)
21. Jordan Myers - 6'8 F - Forest Park (Southern Illinois)
22. Jauwan Scaife - 6'2 G - Muncie Central (Ball State)
23. Kendal Brown - 5'9 G - Evansville Harrison (Southern Illinois)
24. Blake Metcalf - 6'9 C - Plainfield (Albany)
25. Jonathan Sims - 6'3 G - Ft. Wayne Snider (undecided)
26. Jeff Robinson - 6'9 F - Lawrence North (Purdue)
27. Troy Taylor - 6'1 G - Anderson (Evansville)
28. Dru Anthrop - 6'0 G - Lafayette Central Catholic
29. Patrick Hopkins - 6'7 F - Kokomo (Indiana Wesleyan)
30. Blake Beasley - 6'5 F - Decatur Central
31. Aaron Evans - 6'2 G - Roncalli
32. Matt Gehl - 6'4 G - Jac-Cen-Del
33. Aaron Martin - 6'3 G - Rossville (Indiana Wesleyan)
34. Bradley Sneary - 6'6 F - Ft. Wayne Snider (St. Francis)
35. Sandi Marcius - 6'10 C - LaPorte LaLumiere (undecided)
36. Ethan Knepp - 5'10 G - Barr-Reeve
37. Tommy Kurth - 6'0 G - Penn (Valparaiso)
38. Damon Ellison - 6'4 F - North Central (undecided)
39. Greg Rice - 5'10 G - Ben Davis (IUPUI)
40. George Jones - 6'3 G - South Bend Clay (Indiana Wesleyan)
41. Brock Woodward - 6'7 F - Bluffton (Taylor)
42. Tommy Eggleston - 6'5 G - Heritage Christian (Penn)
43. Damion McGee - 6'7 F - Gary Lew Wallace
44. Karvel Anderson - 6'0 G - Elkhart Memorial
45. Reggie Hearn - 6'5 F - Ft. Wayne Snider
46. Jarrett Hamilton - 5'9 G - Cathedral (undecided)
47. Hayden Humes - 6'7 F - Valparaiso (Toledo)
48. DeShawn Clay - 6'5 F - Gary West
49. Casey Coons - 5'10 G - Franklin Central (Taylor)
50. Trevor George - 6'3 F - Princeton
51. Colton Keel - 6'4 F - Triton (Bethel)
52. Jonathan Nwannunu - 6'8 C - Merrillville
53. TeNale Roland - 6'2 G - New Albany
54. Eric Summers - 6'8 C - Lake Central
55. Jay Mohr - 6'0 G - Anderson Highland
56. Jourdan Vann - 5'7 G - South Bend Washington
57. Ryne Robinson - 6'3 G - Warsaw
58. Trev Wilgus - 5'11 G - Evansville Memorial
59. Tyler Eifert - 6'6 F - Bishop Dwenger (Notre Dame football)
60. Charlie Duffy - 6'7 F - Hamilton Southeastern
61. Ed Hazelett - 6'9 C - Warren Central (Western Kentucky football and basketball)
62. LaTroi Wright - 6'3 G - Greensburg
63. Corey Clemens - 6'3 G - New Castle (Morehead State)
64. Phillip Freeman - 6'1 G - Arlington
65. Jordan Bowerman - 6'7 F - Leo
66. Thomas Nugent - 6'4 F - North Daviess
67. Kevin Bloom - 6'4 F - East Noble (St. Francis)
68. Tommy Peller - 6'0 G - Chesterton (Taylor)
69. Kreig Oxley - 6'2 G - Tecumseh
70. Drew Schauss - 6'4 F - Centerville (Brevard)
71. Skyler Titus - 6'3 G - NorthWood
72. Larry Smith - 6'4 G - Lawrence North
73. Tommy Strine - 6'5 F - Lakewood Park Christian
74. Lawrence Barnett - 5'11 G - Bishop Luers (Indiana football)
75. Chris Read - 6'6 F - Lawrence North
76. Kyle Bradley - 5'11 G - Indian Creek
77. Ryan Nowicki - 6'3 G - Guerin Catholic
78. Michael Barton - 6'9 C - Brebeuf Jesuit (Marian)
79. Blaze Ayers - 6'6 F - Brownstown Central
80. Mikel Brigham - 6'5 F - Marion
81. Austin Whitted - 6'4 F - Columbus East
82. Skyler Case - 6'1 G - Delta
83. Brian Mucho - 6'3 G - Plainfield
84. Marcus Jackson - 6'5 F - Lawrence Central (Kankakee Valley CC)
85. Connor Blasi - 6'8 F - Carroll
86. Krste Ruiz - 6'1 G - Munster
87. Shane Wyant - 6'3 F - Lafayette Jeff
88. Jon Gardner - 6'6 F - Frankton
89. John Arak - 6'4 G - Park Tudor
90. Chaz Cooper - 6'5 F - Bloomington South
90. David Blackwell - 6'3 F - Bloomington South
Obviously, many of these kids have college destinations that I am not aware of. Feel free to post a message or email me with any information on their futures, or and disagreements or names you think I've wrongfully left out.
Friday, April 3, 2009
P-Hoops 2009 Class Rankings
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Here's some other people that are included on the list...
Taylor University
Casey Coons
Tommy Peller
Brock Woodward
Indiana Wesleyan University
George Jones
Aaron Martin
Patrick Hopkins
Bethel College
Darell Hopkins
Colton Keel
St. Francis
Kevin Noble
Robbie Franklin
Brad Sneary
Joe Kosiarek
Grace College
Tannan Peters
Errick Peck will attend Cornell. And Ed Hazlett has a basketball AND football scholarship.
thanks guys. i knew about the IWU kids, but not the others. also, don't know what possessed me to write colgate f cornell, besides the C's. kosiarek from dwenger, right?
next big-time baller from God's City is on his way....
http://w3.nbebasketball.com/index.php/class-of-2011-intro-marquis-teague/#more-4221
p-hoops,
IMHO, Trevor George should be ranked much higher, probably top 40at least. Trevor sacrificed a lot of scoring this year for the team and his leadership qualities are unquestioned. Trevor was named the Player of the Year in SW Indiana by the Evansville Courier over players such as Jordan Myers that you have ranked higher.
I am a New Castle resident and a Princeton native. I believe you have Trevor George ranked too low. Princeton probably does not win the Regional and definitely not Semi-State without him. He stepped it up in the tournament and was the leader of Princeton's State championship run. I would encourage you to obtain and view the semi-state game against Greensburg. He absolutely carried Princeton. It is my understanding that U of Indianapolis is looking hard at him.
I sure dont watch as much high school hoops as you, but I have seen Corey Clemens play for New Castle, who is ranked ahead of George. George is twice the player as Cleens. Lu v ur site. Thnks!
Looking forward to seeing where you rank Packer, and the Chavis twins in the to be junior class.
Where's the kid from Park Tudor, John Arak? he led a team full of freshman all year long including an upset over Heritage Christian, He had 25 on them during the regular season and 14 pts 10 reb. AND A sick CROSSOVER ..I am a relative of a player on another team in that sectional..keep up the good work P hoops
I was suprised to see Conner Blasi 6'8 big kid from Carroll left off this list
Trevor George is way to low. He ate Trev Wilgas up
after all the comments of TGeorge, I've been persuaded and will adjust.
Also, realized I've left a few kids off who need to be on there, most notably Latroi Wright of Greensburg. Don't know how I left him off.
Thanks!
I look and I look and never see Kyle Speckman from Lawrence Central receive any kind of recognition. A friend of mine's son plays JV there so I saw five of there regular season games this year. North Central, Bloomington South, Franklin Central, Warren Central and Washington. Players from some of the above teams get quite a bit of publicity. There chosen for All Star teams, are all state candidates etc. Well let's just say, I did not see in those games or any games a player who could score, pass and shoot any better than Speckman. I do hear he's not signed. Some college is going to figure out how under rated this kid is. go after and sign themselves a phenom.
i've seen speckman play, and i agree he can shoot the ball. their last regular season game against washington he had a bunch of threes. but, i don't think he can do much outside of that, which may limit his chances to play ball in college.
In the Washington game he did shoot and make a lot of threes. I do remember him splitting the trap to make the bounce pass underneath leading to the last second basket to win the game. He seems to have a Hi B-ball IQ. Some games I saw he drives a lot and when the other guards struggled he would bring the ball up. Believe me when I tell you he is a excellent ball handler. Goes left or right,changes pace, direction and can finish, Assortment of moves and passing [in transition or half court] may be his best asset. Tremendous hands.
I would switch Bade and Van Treese given Bade's better consistency, range, defense, greater impact on the game, coachability, and upside.
It is exciting to see so much national-level talent coming out of Indiana in the coming years. Let's hope we can keep much of it in state!
i do think Bade has more upside, but he also has a chance to stay the same, meaning a bit timid. i think SVT is more college ready now, which gives him a SLIGHT egde.
I believe matt gehl is goin 2 Indiana State.
Aaron Evans is a lot better than a lot of the players ahead of him. He scores at will and is a good defender
I'm going to argue for Landon Booker (Bethel recruit). Here's his write-up...
Landon Booker, a 5’10” guard from South Bend Adams High School, has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue his basketball and academic careers beginning in the 2009-2010 school year at Bethel College in Mishawaka, Ind.
Booker, a three time All-Conference selection, led the Eagles and the NIC in scoring his senior season as he averaged just over 19 points per game.
The two time Adams High School MVP was named to the Indiana Top 100 list and he participated in the IBCA/IHSAA Basketball Showcase in Indianapolis, Ind.
Booker finished his high school career by scoring 1,021 career points in route to an NIC 1st team All-Conference selection. Booker was also awarded the Burger King Athlete of the Week and Applebee’s Athlete of the Week honors during his senior campaign.
“Landon is a tremendous athlete and great defender,” said Head Basketball Coach Mike Lightfoot. “His strength and quickness will definitely help him excel at the collegiate level. We’re excited for what he can do in a Pilots uniform.”
Booker will look to add to the success of the Pilots program that made it to the NAIA DII Final Four last season and finished with a final ranking of No. 2 in the Top 25 Coaches Poll.
-- You could easily argue he was the best player in South Bend this year.
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