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Agreed...hope SOC I can keep up the improved play from last couple of years, but I worry about the next few years. With Eastern moving up to SOC II, the league will for sure take a hit. St. Joe's (team replacing Eastern) record is good on paper, but they are probably a 4th-5th place team in SOC I.bobcats94 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 11:16 pm I agree in recent years(2016-present) the SOC 2 and SOC 1 top 5 teams would be pretty competitive head to head, saying that though after this year and probably until the end of time SOC 2 would run the SOC 1. 2010-2015 the SOC 2 was much better than the SOC 1 there has just been a couple good groups that came through. Clay, Eastern, Western, Notre Dame, and East were all very good teams 2 years ago, and Eastern/Western have remained solid out of the teams listed. It has been a treat watching the SOC 1 have some talent come through just don't see it lasting.
I wish they would have an all star game of 1 v/s 2 now that would be awesome game to watchbbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 8:33 am Eastern and Burg would be a phenomenal game to watch.
Waverly > New Boston
Oak Hill > Western
South Webster and Green is a toss up. Green won by a basket a month or so ago, but my money would be on South Webster if they were to meet again.
The interesting conversation is taking the best players from each league for a 5 on 5 game. That would be a battle and there would be a ton of dunks with Blevins and Holden on the court
They do, but it's only Seniors.Burgfan/grad85 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:32 amI wish they would have an all star game of 1 v/s 2 now that would be awesome game to watchbbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 8:33 am Eastern and Burg would be a phenomenal game to watch.
Waverly > New Boston
Oak Hill > Western
South Webster and Green is a toss up. Green won by a basket a month or so ago, but my money would be on South Webster if they were to meet again.
The interesting conversation is taking the best players from each league for a 5 on 5 game. That would be a battle and there would be a ton of dunks with Blevins and Holden on the court
my soc 2 starting 5, if all players could play, would be Darby, Truitt, Holden, Blevins, and Hammond. Going big on em. Maybe throw in some guard play with Mullins, Robertson, Marquez, and even another forward in Bockway.bbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:34 amThey do, but it's only Seniors.Burgfan/grad85 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:32 amI wish they would have an all star game of 1 v/s 2 now that would be awesome game to watchbbjunky81 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 8:33 am Eastern and Burg would be a phenomenal game to watch.
Waverly > New Boston
Oak Hill > Western
South Webster and Green is a toss up. Green won by a basket a month or so ago, but my money would be on South Webster if they were to meet again.
The interesting conversation is taking the best players from each league for a 5 on 5 game. That would be a battle and there would be a ton of dunks with Blevins and Holden on the court
Both sides have multiple talented Seniors so it will be a very good game to watch. But, there's some good underclassmen I wish would be involved as well.
ND 8th grade was undefeated?? Not sure how they done that one when Eastern Pike's 8th grade team went undefeated and won the tournament. Heard they were beating teams by 30-40 points.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:19 amAgreed...hope SOC I can keep up the improved play from last couple of years, but I worry about the next few years. With Eastern moving up to SOC II, the league will for sure take a hit. St. Joe's (team replacing Eastern) record is good on paper, but they are probably a 4th-5th place team in SOC I.bobcats94 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 11:16 pm I agree in recent years(2016-present) the SOC 2 and SOC 1 top 5 teams would be pretty competitive head to head, saying that though after this year and probably until the end of time SOC 2 would run the SOC 1. 2010-2015 the SOC 2 was much better than the SOC 1 there has just been a couple good groups that came through. Clay, Eastern, Western, Notre Dame, and East were all very good teams 2 years ago, and Eastern/Western have remained solid out of the teams listed. It has been a treat watching the SOC 1 have some talent come through just don't see it lasting.
New Boston will be the favorite the next 2 years with Sexton and Co. returning, and Western still looks decent as well, but after that, the rest of the league looks down (Green will have a drop off, East and Clay still look rough, and ND will be playing multiple freshmen next year). I look at SOC I junior high teams, and it was pretty weak basketball this year (Notre Dame 8 was undefeated and Symmes Valley 8 was decent, but not much behind them). You can even go down to the 5-6 grade level and see a huge talent disparity between the SOC II schools and the SOC I schools. Like bobcats94 said, I don't know when, if ever, this will be an argument again.*
What tournament? I heard New Boston tourney that most of SOC I junior highs play in was cancelled, so ND didn't play in a tourney from what I was told. Not sure about regular season, just told that ND was undefeated. Regardless, overall point still that SOC I only gonna get weaker with Beaver Eastern going SOC II.*greygoose wrote: ↑Wed Feb 20, 2019 7:25 pmND 8th grade was undefeated?? Not sure how they done that one when Eastern Pike's 8th grade team went undefeated and won the tournament. Heard they were beating teams by 30-40 points.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:19 amAgreed...hope SOC I can keep up the improved play from last couple of years, but I worry about the next few years. With Eastern moving up to SOC II, the league will for sure take a hit. St. Joe's (team replacing Eastern) record is good on paper, but they are probably a 4th-5th place team in SOC I.bobcats94 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 11:16 pm I agree in recent years(2016-present) the SOC 2 and SOC 1 top 5 teams would be pretty competitive head to head, saying that though after this year and probably until the end of time SOC 2 would run the SOC 1. 2010-2015 the SOC 2 was much better than the SOC 1 there has just been a couple good groups that came through. Clay, Eastern, Western, Notre Dame, and East were all very good teams 2 years ago, and Eastern/Western have remained solid out of the teams listed. It has been a treat watching the SOC 1 have some talent come through just don't see it lasting.
New Boston will be the favorite the next 2 years with Sexton and Co. returning, and Western still looks decent as well, but after that, the rest of the league looks down (Green will have a drop off, East and Clay still look rough, and ND will be playing multiple freshmen next year). I look at SOC I junior high teams, and it was pretty weak basketball this year (Notre Dame 8 was undefeated and Symmes Valley 8 was decent, but not much behind them). You can even go down to the 5-6 grade level and see a huge talent disparity between the SOC II schools and the SOC I schools. Like bobcats94 said, I don't know when, if ever, this will be an argument again.*
Yeah ND wasn't undefeated. I don't think it mattered if EP was in SOC1 or SOCII come net year with what they're losing they weren't going to be very competitive. Going to SOCII though it's going to be ROUGH on them next year, New Boston should handle the league fairly easy next year.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Fri Feb 22, 2019 1:05 pmWhat tournament? I heard New Boston tourney that most of SOC I junior highs play in was cancelled, so ND didn't play in a tourney from what I was told. Not sure about regular season, just told that ND was undefeated. Regardless, overall point still that SOC I only gonna get weaker with Beaver Eastern going SOC II.*greygoose wrote: ↑Wed Feb 20, 2019 7:25 pmND 8th grade was undefeated?? Not sure how they done that one when Eastern Pike's 8th grade team went undefeated and won the tournament. Heard they were beating teams by 30-40 points.art_vandelay wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:19 am
Agreed...hope SOC I can keep up the improved play from last couple of years, but I worry about the next few years. With Eastern moving up to SOC II, the league will for sure take a hit. St. Joe's (team replacing Eastern) record is good on paper, but they are probably a 4th-5th place team in SOC I.
New Boston will be the favorite the next 2 years with Sexton and Co. returning, and Western still looks decent as well, but after that, the rest of the league looks down (Green will have a drop off, East and Clay still look rough, and ND will be playing multiple freshmen next year). I look at SOC I junior high teams, and it was pretty weak basketball this year (Notre Dame 8 was undefeated and Symmes Valley 8 was decent, but not much behind them). You can even go down to the 5-6 grade level and see a huge talent disparity between the SOC II schools and the SOC I schools. Like bobcats94 said, I don't know when, if ever, this will be an argument again.*
