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of course you have to add bryan lowder, last years gatorade player of the year. Also you can add michael bolt from hendersonville, who is right now keeping hendersonville in their games

lowder seems to always get his shot on goal an makes the defence back up to much,where bolt is more likley to set up another player, both top players in the state an will be nice players at next level,saw were lavergne was able to shutout bolt an hendersonville last wk

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one of the top five freshmen forwards has gotta include David Gruser from Dyersburg, I know I keep harping on my team-mates but I really believe that Gruz is one of the best freshmen, I predict all-state by the time he is a junior, maybe sophomore.

 

lowder seems to always get his shot on goal an makes the defence back up to much,where bolt is more likley to set up another player, both top players in the state an will be nice players at next level,saw were lavergne was able to shutout bolt an hendersonville last wk

where is lowder going to college?

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one of the top five freshmen forwards has gotta include David Gruser from Dyersburg, I know I keep harping on my team-mates but I really believe that Gruz is one of the best freshmen, I predict all-state by the time he is a junior, maybe sophomore.

where is lowder going to college?

i belive louisville

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Moises Sixtos is midfielder/forward from Independence high who led his team in goals and assists last year, and should be mentioned among the best in the state.

I am not taking anything away from Independence. I know that they have had great sucsess so far this year. I watched them play twice last season and though they have several talented players, there was no one on the field IMO that should be mentioned among the best in the state. Very good, but not in the pool of the BEST in the state of Tennessee.

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