Join us as we bring you 10 quick news stories at 10:00
a.m. from around the world of Show-Me Prep Sports. Basketball season is in
full swing! Check out top games Friday evening in High School feast week
around the state and top news from the week in Missouri basketball.
Today 10 at 10:00 from the world Missouri Prep Hoop
No. 1
The Championship of the
Pattonville Tournament
presents a big time matchup between St. Louis heavy weights McCluer and
Lafayette. Top players in this 8:15 tip off include:
Tyler Griffey, Lafayette 6-8 Sr Forward
Though he has already committed to the University of
Illinois, Griffey spent the summer improving his perimeter jump shot and it was
apparent on Saturday (Pepsi Showcase). A skilled big man, Griffey teamed with
Will Kirksey to defeat Sikeston 72-64.
Will Kirksey, Lafayette, 6-7 Sr Forward
Kirksey is just a load at the high school level where
most teams can't match up to his size. He still gets plenty of garbage points
and plays well with Griffey.
Lonnie Boga, McCluer 6-3 Sr. Guard
Headed to Milwaukee-Wisconsin Boga rebounded well
following the Pepsi Showcase leading his team past Chaminade and into the
tournament finals.
No. 2
The Lancers must quickly rebound as they prepare for a
Noon tipoff at the Marshall County Hoopfest, their 5th game in seven
days against South Laurel (KY).
No. 3
The 4-0 Hazelwood Central Hawks another of the top Class
5 teams in the state will taken on the host Vianney Golden Griffins (2-0) at
Vianney in the championship of the
42nd
Jerry Boeckman Memorial Vianney Tournament .
No. 4
Which Missouri boys prep basketball coach will reach 500
career victories within the next couple days? Tune in later in the Top
Ten!
No. 5
Moberly junior Brennan Hughes exploded in his
opening game of the season scoring 41 points (his career high), grabbing 10
rebounds, and 6 blocks in an 82-64 home victory over Chillicothe.
Click
HERE to view the rest of today's MOsports.com Top 10 at 10:00
No. 6
No. 4 Mexico upset No. 1 seed Bowling Green 40-29 at
the
Montgomery County Tournament
and will now face No. 3 seeded Hermann in the championship.
The Bearcats upended No. 2 seed Fulton 53-51 to advance to Saturday evenings
championship game.
No. 7
Alex Bazzell, a 6-foot guard from St.
Charles West and a McDonald's All-American nominee has been lost to the Warriors
for nearly two months following a wrist injury in their opening win over St.
Charles.
No. 8
Gateway Tech is off to a 2-0 start with victories over
DeSmet and Whitfield and Troy Edmonds is at the center of that success.
The 6-foot-4 inch senior forward opened the season with a 35-point effort in a
victory over Whitfield.
No. 9
The championship of the 8-team Borgia Tournament (it
seems weird just typing that after 50+ years of Thanksgiving and 16 teams) will
be held in Washington where we believe Knight head coach David Neier can
win his 500th career victory with a tournament title. Researchers are
trying to ascertain whether Neier, a member of the Missouri Basketball Hall of
Fame has 498 or 499 career victories.
No. 10
If you still haven't seen this amazing football of a
game winning, at the buzzer no look shot in a small college game in Geneseo, New
York you just have to take a look.
CLICK HERE
Have some prep sports news? send to
mosportsstaff@yahoo.com
a.m. from around the world of Show-Me Prep Sports. Basketball season is in
full swing! Check out top games Friday evening in High School feast week
around the state and top news from the week in Missouri basketball.
Today 10 at 10:00 from the world Missouri Prep Hoop
No. 1
The Championship of the
Pattonville Tournament
presents a big time matchup between St. Louis heavy weights McCluer and
Lafayette. Top players in this 8:15 tip off include:
Tyler Griffey, Lafayette 6-8 Sr Forward
Though he has already committed to the University of
Illinois, Griffey spent the summer improving his perimeter jump shot and it was
apparent on Saturday (Pepsi Showcase). A skilled big man, Griffey teamed with
Will Kirksey to defeat Sikeston 72-64.
Will Kirksey, Lafayette, 6-7 Sr Forward
Kirksey is just a load at the high school level where
most teams can't match up to his size. He still gets plenty of garbage points
and plays well with Griffey.
Lonnie Boga, McCluer 6-3 Sr. Guard
Headed to Milwaukee-Wisconsin Boga rebounded well
following the Pepsi Showcase leading his team past Chaminade and into the
tournament finals.
No. 2
The Lancers must quickly rebound as they prepare for a
Noon tipoff at the Marshall County Hoopfest, their 5th game in seven
days against South Laurel (KY).
No. 3
The 4-0 Hazelwood Central Hawks another of the top Class
5 teams in the state will taken on the host Vianney Golden Griffins (2-0) at
Vianney in the championship of the
42nd
Jerry Boeckman Memorial Vianney Tournament .
No. 4
Which Missouri boys prep basketball coach will reach 500
career victories within the next couple days? Tune in later in the Top
Ten!
No. 5
Moberly junior Brennan Hughes exploded in his
opening game of the season scoring 41 points (his career high), grabbing 10
rebounds, and 6 blocks in an 82-64 home victory over Chillicothe.
Click
HERE to view the rest of today's MOsports.com Top 10 at 10:00
No. 6
No. 4 Mexico upset No. 1 seed Bowling Green 40-29 at
the
Montgomery County Tournament
and will now face No. 3 seeded Hermann in the championship.
The Bearcats upended No. 2 seed Fulton 53-51 to advance to Saturday evenings
championship game.
No. 7
Alex Bazzell, a 6-foot guard from St.
Charles West and a McDonald's All-American nominee has been lost to the Warriors
for nearly two months following a wrist injury in their opening win over St.
Charles.
No. 8
Gateway Tech is off to a 2-0 start with victories over
DeSmet and Whitfield and Troy Edmonds is at the center of that success.
The 6-foot-4 inch senior forward opened the season with a 35-point effort in a
victory over Whitfield.
No. 9
The championship of the 8-team Borgia Tournament (it
seems weird just typing that after 50+ years of Thanksgiving and 16 teams) will
be held in Washington where we believe Knight head coach David Neier can
win his 500th career victory with a tournament title. Researchers are
trying to ascertain whether Neier, a member of the Missouri Basketball Hall of
Fame has 498 or 499 career victories.
No. 10
If you still haven't seen this amazing football of a
game winning, at the buzzer no look shot in a small college game in Geneseo, New
York you just have to take a look.
CLICK HERE
Have some prep sports news? send to
mosportsstaff@yahoo.com
