2014-15 Top Midstate Teams

[chickhot2]

Station camp didn't lose anyone. They have all underclassmen.

[YankeeBlood42]

Waverly and Creekwood have nearly all, if not all, of their players returning next year, so I'd bet that they make splash next season. The only thing standing in their way is CPA in their region. There is almost no way, in my eyes, that either one of those teams can beat the CPA menace.

 

CPA is losing a lot from their team, 6-7 seniors .  Blackwell returns and he is a beast.  I didn't see much after the starters/graduating players were out of the game.  East Nashville returns a lot of pieces and I would put them in the hunt with Creekwood and Waverly. 

[bigchief]

East graduates 8 seniors. They do have 3 that started at different times returning, but the bench that has been so deep is now pretty shallow.  Younger guys have to step up.

[sportsnerd]

CPA is losing a lot from their team, 6-7 seniors .  Blackwell returns and he is a beast.  I didn't see much after the starters/graduating players were out of the game.  East Nashville returns a lot of pieces and I would put them in the hunt with Creekwood and Waverly. 

CPA loses 3 3-year starters, so they definitely will be a new look. One of the keys to next season for them will be whether Parker Howell is healthy and decides to play. If he stays healthy during football, he should be a D-1 signee, so sometimes the FB players who sign do not play basketball. If he does play BB, with Johnson returning, I believe Blackwell will play guard, where he will be more valuable to the team. Not too many 6'8" guards in HS. CPA will need a couple of young guys no one knows about to step up to have any depth.

[Baseballforlife12]

Oakland gets all 3 post back, 6'7,6'5,6'4 with addition of ensworth transfer jacoby Stevens