Camp perimeter performers
Here are some guard and wing standouts from the fifth-annual Bankhoops.com All-State Minicamp. Some of the players have previously been discussed, but these capsules include new evaluations from coaches. James Arnold 6-3 Sr Mount PleasantLooks like LaDontae Henton's little brother. Fast and athletic, but raw and needs to sharpen the decision making. Good place for him at Mount Pleasant t...
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Country Day too much for impatient Pershing
A lot of Detroit Pershing Doughboys must have thought the 3,000+ fans at Lansing Eastern's Don Johnson Fieldhouse were there to see them play. That must have been why they never returned a pass to the one of the two main attractions, future Spartan Keith Appling, jacking up three-pointer after three-pointer just like it was drawn up by Birmingham Country Day and its multiple zone defenses. Luckily...
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Upset Averted: Heights not down with AOP
Everything started to move faster. The stands seemed to unfold and more inhabitants emerge, louder and closer as that court wilted from under the Academy of Oak Park players' feet. Any sliver of light through the defense held nothing but false promises, soon eaten away by the wingspans and quick hands of Muskegon Heights defense, full-court press to half-court traps. The already flimsy handles...
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Grand Valley's early class is strong
ALLENDALE - The team name may change, but the success doesn't. Most recently dubbed Grady Elite, in the past the key members of this group have worn the jerseys of Courthouse and the Storm. This group of 2011 West Michigan kids finished their final AAU seasons, with three already accepting scholarship offers. 6-4 Caledonia senior Paul Tenharmsel was the first, to Eastern Michigan. He was followed...
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