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Who is it that you all think is the best "D" player in the SHL? any segustions?

I will take Freshman Trent Arey..

how'd Trent do tonight?

Played a heck of a game ...uncle would be proud

He's one to watch, that's for sure! I'd sure like to see him on the floor more!

I agree, Trent Arey can play some tough "D" his basketball instincts and iQ are great and those are things that cannot be taught, he sees the floor better than most players regardless of his age. He will be hard to handle the next three years.

Trent is very good for his age. Also look out for a healthy Nate Stephens, he is only about 5'9" or 5'10" but he plays as physical as someone 6'3" or taller. His Youtube video "Nate Stephens says No No" backs up this claim. Anyone on next years Peebles squad could also lay claim to this title as Trent comes back a year older/mature and some of the players from the very defensively minded JV team step up. Stacked with height and young talent this years Jv team could provide a huge defensive force to the varsity next season(Jacob Daniels 6'4"-Just turned 15 and nearly posted a triple double against NA with about 14pts 12-15rebs and 7blks, he could end up around 6'6", Brandon Leedy-6'3" or 6'4" is scrappy and provides some much needed height to next years team, Tyler Gray-6'2" or 6'3" is just a freshman and could end up around the 6'5" to 6'6" range, if he puts on some bulk he could be an big asset as early as next year. Each of these players are major threats for big numbers in the reb. column.

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Its tough to tell at the varsity level but as far as JV players, Trent Arey(Im counting him even though he only plays about a quarter at the JV level) and Jacob Daniels are the best defensive players that I have seen in the SHL.

Trent held Sam Louden down for most of their matchup.

I think it is Blevins from Manchester or Hanson from Manchester

TribeManiac10 wrote:Trent is very good for his age. Also look out for a healthy Nate Stephens, he is only about 5'9" or 5'10" but he plays as physical as someone 6'3" or taller. His Youtube video "Nate Stephens says No No" backs up this claim. Anyone on next years Peebles squad could also lay claim to this title as Trent comes back a year older/mature and some of the players from the very defensively minded JV team step up. Stacked with height and young talent this years Jv team could provide a huge defensive force to the varsity next season(Jacob Daniels 6'4"-Just turned 15 and nearly posted a triple double against NA with about 14pts 12-15rebs and 7blks, he could end up around 6'6", Brandon Leedy-6'3" or 6'4" is scrappy and provides some much needed height to next years team, Tyler Gray-6'2" or 6'3" is just a freshman and could end up around the 6'5" to 6'6" range, if he puts on some bulk he could be an big asset as early as next year. Each of these players are major threats for big numbers in the reb. column.

Well said...I agree with all of the above,things are looking up. Where can I find Nate's video?

The best defensive player in the SHL is Coach Beucler. Year in and year out gets 5 players to "buy in" and play hardnosed, physical defense.

Chieftan wrote:

TribeManiac10 wrote:Trent is very good for his age. Also look out for a healthy Nate Stephens, he is only about 5'9" or 5'10" but he plays as physical as someone 6'3" or taller. His Youtube video "Nate Stephens says No No" backs up this claim. Anyone on next years Peebles squad could also lay claim to this title as Trent comes back a year older/mature and some of the players from the very defensively minded JV team step up. Stacked with height and young talent this years Jv team could provide a huge defensive force to the varsity next season(Jacob Daniels 6'4"-Just turned 15 and nearly posted a triple double against NA with about 14pts 12-15rebs and 7blks, he could end up around 6'6", Brandon Leedy-6'3" or 6'4" is scrappy and provides some much needed height to next years team, Tyler Gray-6'2" or 6'3" is just a freshman and could end up around the 6'5" to 6'6" range, if he puts on some bulk he could be an big asset as early as next year. Each of these players are major threats for big numbers in the reb. column.

Well said...I agree with all of the above,things are looking up. Where can I find Nate's video?

If you go on Andrew Seaman's profile it is on his list of uploaded videos. Look for Andrew's dunk videos to find his profile.