Unsung Players on the Court

[HoopBuster]

Here’s to all the young men that love the game & practice hard, but see limited playing time. These young men, with their dedication and hard work, help make the entire team better!

[BlMed]

I would have to say , without a doubt.......

 

Dustin Farthing Morristown East

 

He is a tenacious defender, who knows how to play o and d down low.

May not score alot of points , but a great, high percentage shooter and his points usually pay big time dividends. An unselfish player who seems to be a student of the game. Only thing he needs to work on is passing especially when double defended (often) and running the open court. Many consider him the  heart and soul of M East especially with Pierce gone. Tough kid that looks like he would make a great Tight end.

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? a cc

 

needs to learn how to pass might not travel so much then

 

broke out with 17 against cc

Edited January 19, 2005 by BlMed

[redthunder6]

Here’s to all the young men that love the game & practice hard, but see limited playing time.  These young men, with their dedication and hard work, help make the entire team better!

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I have been down that road before.

[WestHightrojanfan2007]

dustin farthing- great player...one bad thing...hes a Duke fan...don't know if we can have that around here...i work with the kid, a great guy.

[Dukie]

Chris McCloud: Johnson County. The most unselfish player I've seen in the last 10 years. Has just emerged this year after being mainly a three-point specialist throughout his career. Has really worked on ball handling and passing. Great kid as well and doesn't care about his stats.

[Predator79]

Keith Summers - South Pittsburg. He's not going to show up much in the stat book, but the things he's done on the court, and the effort he gives every night has helped his team to a 13-2 record. You want see his name in the papers, but if you see him play, you'll see him working his tail off to get a victory for his team.