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Ron Harrison Writes...
Monday, 6 July 2009
Rick Bolus' High Potential Blue Chip Basketball Camp Session 1
Topic: Basketball

The first session onf this camp was held June 28-July 2, 2009 at Georgetown College in Georgetown KY.

Several players impressed at camp this weekend: 6-9 Sr. Curtis Washington (Elizabethtown HS Elizabethtown KY) was named Camp MVP.  6-8 Sr. Colt Barnhill (East Carter High School Grayson KY) was named Camp Runner-Up MVP.  5-11 Jr Jairen Hunt (Godwin Heights High School Wyoming MI) was named Top Underclassman.  6-0 Sr. Sean Samsel (Manual High School Louisville KY) put on a shooting and scoring exhibition as he reportedly tallied 55 points including 15 three point baskets in one of the division games.  6-5 Jr. Dan Ratterman (St. Xavier High School Louisville KY) had a camp first as he swept all three shooting contests as he won the free-throw, hot-shot, and three point contests for frontline players.

The "White" team dominated the top 30 all-star game with a 148-110 victory over the "Heather" team.  The winning team was led by MVP 6-2 Sr. Tristan Hicks (Brown High School Louisville KY) who tallied 25 points many coming on crowd pleasing dunks.  6-9 Sr. Curtis Washington (Elizabethtown High School Elizabethtown KY) added 24 points and 5-11 Sr. Wayne Simon (St. Joseph's High School Westchester IL) chipped in with 23 points. 6-6 Sr. Phil Barner (Mason County High School Maysville KY) was named Runner-up MVP for the "Heather" team and led a balanced attack with 16 points.  The "Heather" team was a bit shorthanded tonight as Colt Barnhill and 6- Jr. Dylan Basham (North Hopkins High School Madisonville KY) were unable to play tonight due to injuries.

The "Heather" team defeated the "White" team 112-103 in the second 30 All-Star game.  The "Heather" team was led by game MVP 6-4 Jr. Robbie Barber (Scott County High School Georgetown KY).  The "White"  team was led by Runner-up MVP 6-4 Sr. Brandon Ritchie (DeSales High School Louisville KY).

The Junior Division Camp MVP was 5-10 8th grader Erick Locke (Brooks Chicago IL).  The Junior Division Camp Runner-Up MVP was 6-1 8th grader Lanham Crabtree (Fairdale KY).  The "White" team defeated the "Heather" team 80-78 in the Junior Division All-Star game.  The "White" team MVP was 5-10 Fr. Myles Boone (Dunlap IL).  the Runner-UP MVP from the "Heather" team was 6-3 8th grader Michael Arnett (Calloway County Murray KY).

5-6 Fr. Mike Smith (Sayre Lexington KY) continues to impress.  Smith chose to compete in the senior division and had a good week to follow up an excellent Ky state AAU tourney.  Another player to watch in the future is 6-1 So. Jordan Brewer (LaRue County High School Hodgenville KY).  Brewer is a smooth operator who does everything well. 6-6 Jr. Dylan Basham (North Hopkins High School Madisonville KY) won the award as the best rebounder in the high school division and is a complete beast on the boards.  6-6 Jr. Andrew Smith (Highlands Christian Academy Pompano Beach FL) won the slam dunk contest and has excellent all around skills.

6-0 Fr. Jalen Peake (West Valley Junior High Yakima WA) impressed in the Junior Division and was described as a versatile performer with the capability of playing anywhere on the floor.  5-8 8th grader Zack Chaykowsky (Ballard County Barlow KY) is an excellent shooter and has remarkable court knowledge for his age.

There were many other players to numerous to mention here who impressed this week and I hope to have my complete write-up of this session on my website within the next 2-3 weeks.

Note:  It  was reported to me on August 20th that Jairen Hunt will actually be a Sr. for the 2009-2010 season.


Posted by REH at 7:32 PM EDT
Updated: Monday, 24 August 2009 4:02 PM EDT
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