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Looks like Shiloh stood tall in this one.Orange and Brown wrote:Scoring
Jeeps
Shonkwiler 7
Zimmerman 12
Ruth 6
Shiloah Blevins 17
Alek Blevins 11
Trimble
Ryam Richards 8
Hixson 10
Slack 14
Hooper 11
Kittle 4
Both of them are pretty good ball players.Hoopie74 wrote:Looks like Shiloh stood tall in this one.Orange and Brown wrote:Scoring
Jeeps
Shonkwiler 7
Zimmerman 12
Ruth 6
Shiloah Blevins 17
Alek Blevins 11
Trimble
Ryam Richards 8
Hixson 10
Slack 14
Hooper 11
Kittle 4
It was great meeting you as well!LucasDavenport wrote:Nice to meet you Orange & Brown
Nice job as always.
Ironman92 wrote:#8 or #9 seed South Webster defeats the #2 seed by 10
Congrats on the win.
Good season by Trimble.
*trojandave wrote:South Webster's schedule, playing in SOC II, is helping the Jeeps in the tournament. I don't think there's a D4 school in the SE district that plays almost exclusively a D3 and D2 (Waverly) schedule like SW does.......they also played my 17-8 Trojans, although we really didn't put up much of a fight in that game. Playing Oak Hill, Wheelersburg, Waverly, and Minford twice in addition to playing at Clay is a pretty challenging schedule for any D4 school in the SE. All 5 of the schools I mentioned had winning records, and only Wheelersburg failed to advance to Athens.
EagleEye3 wrote:trojandave wrote:South Webster's schedule, playing in SOC II, is helping the Jeeps in the tournament. I don't think there's a D4 school in the SE district that plays almost exclusively a D3 and D2 (Waverly) schedule like SW does.......they also played my 17-8 Trojans, although we really didn't put up much of a fight in that game. Playing Oak Hill, Wheelersburg, Waverly, and Minford twice in addition to playing at Clay is a pretty challenging schedule for any D4 school in the SE. All 5 of the schools I mentioned had winning records, and only Wheelersburg failed to advance to Athens.
This has been their recipe for success since they moved down to D4 in the early 2000's. Play one of the toughest D4 schedules around and you're the most prepared team in the district. The 2006 state champs had tighter scores in league play than they ever did on the tournament trail. It's an ideal situation.
It's hard not to look ahead to next few years with the talent Webster has coming from its junior high program with this year still going on! Add to that group the current freshmen and sophomores getting thrown into the fire this year, and Webster should be loaded in D4 for the next 5-6 years (assuming no transfers, injuries, etc.). The move to SOC I will take away some of the advantage they have had while playing an SOC II schedule, but hopefully they can keep schools like Burg, Minford, Oak Hill, Valley, Portsmouth, Jackson, Waverly, South Point, etc. on their non-conference schedule to keep that advantage.*bbjunky81 wrote:EagleEye3 wrote:trojandave wrote:South Webster's schedule, playing in SOC II, is helping the Jeeps in the tournament. I don't think there's a D4 school in the SE district that plays almost exclusively a D3 and D2 (Waverly) schedule like SW does.......they also played my 17-8 Trojans, although we really didn't put up much of a fight in that game. Playing Oak Hill, Wheelersburg, Waverly, and Minford twice in addition to playing at Clay is a pretty challenging schedule for any D4 school in the SE. All 5 of the schools I mentioned had winning records, and only Wheelersburg failed to advance to Athens.
This has been their recipe for success since they moved down to D4 in the early 2000's. Play one of the toughest D4 schedules around and you're the most prepared team in the district. The 2006 state champs had tighter scores in league play than they ever did on the tournament trail. It's an ideal situation.
I agree, it has worked out well for South Webster. That's why the majority of South Webster folk are very anti the (possible) move to SOC 1. I would imagine the SOC I schools are against it as well, since the Jeeps have an influx of talent coming for a D4 school all the way down to 6th grade.