Who is the team to beat this year? I know teams like Sheldon and Sioux Center have lost quality players but was wondering which teams are the favorite this year to go thru the rugged Siouxland. Maybe Vander Hoops has some input he can share
IMO, the top tier will be George-Little Rock, Sioux Center, and Rock Valley.
Boyden-Hull will get better all year long, but not a good year to move up to 2A for them.
Sheldon lost a ton and will struggle, but I'd put them, Sibley-Ocheydan, & West Lyon in the middle, with the rest in the bottom tier.
Cade Bleeker from Sioux Center might be the best player in the league and will carry them.
GLR has a bunch of good scorers, but I worry about their depth (a lot smaller school than the others). BH knocked them off already
Rock Valley will play physical ball (often at the expense of good basketball), but I think losing the big post player from last year will let them pick up the tempo & they'll run teams into the ground. Really dangerous if they can hit from the perimeter.
3 conference losses could still win it
Okay. Just offering some insight into that part of the state...Happens all around the state every year...
Really? Where are these other areas where that happens every year?Happens all around the state every year...
I think he reinjured a leg injury during practice.Anyone know what's up with Van't Hul from Rock Valley? Injured?
I think he reinjured a leg injury during practice.
A couple others still rehabbing football injuries as well.
Look for RV to make a run at the conference title yet.
Happens all around the state every year...
Is there a replay of that game that you can watch on line?Big win for Boyden-Hull over George-Little Rock last night 62-48.
Should lock up the Siouxland title for them.
Rare to go undefeated (maybe those dominant Rock Valley teams a few years back?)
Don't be surprised to see both of these teams at the Well this year.
Rare to go undefeated (maybe those dominant Rock Valley teams a few years back?)
According to quick stats looks as GLR was 17-62 from the field and I read in the paper they 10-33 from the paint. I would say it was a combination of a cold shooting night and BH just being really good.I listened to it on the radio last night. Did GLR have an off night shooting or was it more about the strengths of BH?
Opposing team shoots 27% from the field and you only win by 14??? That's some bad basketball all around.According to quick stats looks as GLR was 17-62 from the field and I read in the paper they 10-33 from the paint. I would say it was a combination of a cold shooting night and BH just being really good.
Easy to say if you weren’t there. Pretty much every shot was contested by one player if not two in the post. The refs let them play pretty physical so some shots that were missed could have been fouls. The last quarter BH was up by around 18 and we’re only worried about keeping the ball out of GLR hands. Say what you want about the stats but it was not bad basketball.Opposing team shoots 27% from the field and you only win by 14??? That's some bad basketball all around.
Easy to say if you weren’t there. Pretty much every shot was contested by one player if not two in the post. The refs let them play pretty physical so some shots that were missed could have been fouls. The last quarter BH was up by around 18 and we’re only worried about keeping the ball out of GLR hands. Say what you want about the stats but it was not bad basketball.
Opposing team shoots 27% from the field and you only win by 14??? That's some bad basketball all around.
A few updates.
Looks like in spite of 2 late season losses, Boyden-Hull still won the conference outright.
Top freshman - Okoboji's Lorenzen was really good. How tall is he?
Two overated NW Iowa teams, just an educated guess and pretty safe assumption on my part.If you have seen any of these 2 teams all season long the last words I would describe them by would be “bad basketball”.
Just a poorly educated guessTwo overated NW Iowa teams, just an educated guess and pretty safe assumption on my part.