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Message: [QUOTE="klemmer56, post: 4386007, member: 304"] Wanted to post this earlier but had important dad things to do today, an leaves to rake. Was a good turn out at Blue Cross last night. Matt Park did as good of a job MCing the event as one could ask for. Overall the events were well paced with the three point shooting being the best event of the night. My two young ones were well entertained for the 2 hour event. Also good to see/have the open vendors and beer options. Cheers! For the 3 point event, Justin Taylor has a really smoth shot and looks to be one of the better shooters on the team. Chris Bunch ended up winning it and has a bit of a flat looking shot, but if it goes in it all counts the same. Joe is Joe and missed some early shots that put him behind. Joe also looks to have slimmed down a bit and his shot is just sooooo effortless. The dunk contest was terrible...nothing more to be said or learned from that event. The scrimmage gave a good look at the length this team has. Backline is a bit small in size, but their length and quickness could bring back some of the traps that were a common event back in 2010 - 2013. Another interesting take away for me was that Gerry did all of the "coaching." Jim would be on the floor behind the team huddles and let Gerry fo his thing. The most impressive player of the night was Quadir Coppland. Damn...he is a player. Not extremely explosive, but there is just something on how he plays. All of the freshmen have some really good potential. Judah seemed to be pressing the whole night, but you can see he wants to be the Alpha on the team. Symir, Jesse did their things, and Joe played off the ball the whole night. He seems better off playing off screens and setting up for a quick shot or pass. Peter Cary...he has some bounce. Needs to put on 20 lbs as he was pushed around a bit, but can alter shots. Also has a good jumper form 15 out. Benny didn't play and it will be interesting to see how he fits in. Overall, this is a young team but one that has some good, young, potential. I left very impressed. Cuse will struggle against the more physical teams, but they can roll out 4 players that can spread the floor and let Symir or Judah penitrate. [/QUOTE]

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