Gym Time Hoops Scouting Report (GTHSR)
Top 20 Recruiting Classes of 2009
Below are the top 15 recruiting classes for 2009 players according to PBR player rankings:
1. Baylor
2. California
3. North Carolina
4. Virginia
5. Illinois
6. Texas A&M
7. Tennessee
8. Stanford
9. Georgia
10. USC
11 .LSU
12. Louisville
13. Penn State
14. Rutgers
15. Texas
2009 Top 15 Players As Seen by GTHSR in Oklahoma
2009 Top Ten As seen by GTHSR Nationally
1. Brittany Griner
Team: T-Jack Elite
City: Houston, TX
2. Kelsey Bone
Team: FIBA National Team
City: Stafford, TX
3. Skylar Diggins
Team: FIBA National Team
City: Sound Bend, IN
4. Monique Oliver
Team: West Coast Premier
City: Long Beach, CA
5. Markel Walker
Team: NY Gauchos
City: Pittsburg, PA
6. Tayler Hill
Team: Minnesota NC Heat
City: Minneapolis, MN
7. Jasmine Hassell
Team: Tennessee Flight Silver
City: Lebanon, TN
8. Cokie Reed
Team: DFW Gold
City: Hewitt, T
9. Destiny Williams
Team: Michigan Crossover
City: Benton Harbor, MI
10. Kamiko Williams
Team: Ga/Lina 76ers
City: Clarksville, TN
Top 20 Recruiting Classes of 2009
Below are the top 15 recruiting classes for 2009 players according to PBR player rankings:
1. Baylor
2. California
3. North Carolina
4. Virginia
5. Illinois
6. Texas A&M
7. Tennessee
8. Stanford
9. Georgia
10. USC
11 .LSU
12. Louisville
13. Penn State
14. Rutgers
15. Texas
2009 Top 15 Players As Seen by GTHSR in Oklahoma
2009 Top Ten As seen by GTHSR Nationally
1. Brittany Griner
Team: T-Jack Elite
City: Houston, TX
2. Kelsey Bone
Team: FIBA National Team
City: Stafford, TX
3. Skylar Diggins
Team: FIBA National Team
City: Sound Bend, IN
4. Monique Oliver
Team: West Coast Premier
City: Long Beach, CA
5. Markel Walker
Team: NY Gauchos
City: Pittsburg, PA
6. Tayler Hill
Team: Minnesota NC Heat
City: Minneapolis, MN
7. Jasmine Hassell
Team: Tennessee Flight Silver
City: Lebanon, TN
8. Cokie Reed
Team: DFW Gold
City: Hewitt, T
9. Destiny Williams
Team: Michigan Crossover
City: Benton Harbor, MI
10. Kamiko Williams
Team: Ga/Lina 76ers
City: Clarksville, TN
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Author: Dr. Roy Pinder - GTHSR
Published December 7, 2009
Weekly Review 11/29/09
Putnam City West vs. Putnam City
Last Friday it was Putnam City West (PCW) versus Putnam City (PC) which was a cross town rivalry and battle for the top team in 6A. It was a preview of what is to come for the beginning of the season. PCW step outside of the shadows of PC, which was winning the game 62 - 61. The fans were raving as PCW Amric Fields (The Texas Christian University commit) the 6’8” forward and Tyler Neal (With many D1 offers including ORU) the 6’7” forward led the charge with their spectacular play. Neal made the game winning basket in the end with an aggressive move to the basket. Amric was scoring inside and out exhibiting his versatile game. Neal finished the game with 18 points and Fields followed with 17.
Not to be out done, the high flying Dominique Rainey made some shots from behind the arc, but most of his work was done around the basket on both ends of the court. Early in the game Rainey was primarily a perimeter player, but as noted he found a way to get his team back in the game by attacking the basket, after being down. At one point Dominique Rainey at 6’3” blocked the Shot of Amric Fields who is 5 inches taller on a transition basket. Rainey finished with 21 points. Look to hear more from these teams next month in Pirate country (PC) on January 29th and in the battle for state.
Tulsa Central vs. Edison
In Eagle country Tulsa Edison had to protect their nest from the Tulsa Central Braves who came to play and let everyone know they belong. The Edison Eagles were led by Stephen “Pooh” Hamilton 22 points and DJ Mahone with 16 points. Hamilton scored in a variety of ways and was tough in the paint. Mahone is just a man in the middle because of his extraordinary athleticism and wide muscular frame. He was particularly tough around the goal, which gave the Braves front court trouble. The versatile Corey Frasier paced the Braves with 17 points. Frasier stands 6”3” and can score in a variety of ways and can defend multiple positions. Frasier had support from Ryan Devers who pumped in 16 points, Charles Boaz 13 and Ravey Norton had 11.
