There is some movement in our rankings, but the one that everyone will be talking about is the change at the #1 spot. That's right, Marcus Paige has taken over the throne after having a stellar summer leading his team to a ton of victories and looking very good against some of the best players in the country. On the other hand, Wesley Staten was not seen or heard from much. We still like his size and athleticism, but out of sight, out of mind.
Ultra-quick point guard, Dwight Sistrunk, moved up a few spots after having a very nice run this summer. He is still small, but he is the real deal. Kale Abrahamson also jumped up a few spots by proving he has a knack for making the jumper. Another riser is guard Darren Stringfellow.
We aren't sure what to make of this class just yet, but there is certainly some very good talent from top to bottom. We are excited to see what happens this winter when they play for a shot at the state tournament. Remember, this is the last time we will update the rankings until after the high school season is over.
1. Marcus Paige 5-11 Linn-Mar
2. Wesley Staten 6-1 Sioux City West
3. Adam Woodbury 6-8 Sioux City East
4. Dwight Sistrunk 5-6 Des Moines Hoover
5. Casey Kasperbauer 6-0 Carroll
6. James Harrington 5-10 Cedar Falls
7. Taylor Olson 6-0 Cedar Rapids Jefferson
8. Teyshawn Campbell 5-8 Cedar Rapids Jefferson
9. Corey Meyers 5-10 Ankeny
10. Anthony Shaw 6-2 Iowa City High
11. Kale Abrahamson 6-3 West Des Moines Valley
12. Amarra Darboh 6-2 West Des Moines Dowling
13. Jerel Moore 6-3 Iowa City High
14. Jeremy Johnson 5-11 Iowa City High
15. Sam Skogen 5-10 Mason City
16. Trey Sathoff 6-3 Pekin
17. Cole Pedersen 6-3 Waukee
18. Kade Olson 6-0 Iowa Falls
19. Darren Stringfellow 5-11 Davenport West
20. Austin Stubbs 6-2 Des Moines Christian
21. Jordan Hay 6-5 North Cedar
22. Louie Ingoli 6-2 Des Moines East
23. Jordan Stotts 6-2 Waukee
24. Dillon Godfrey 6-6 Sioux City East
25. Conner Schabel 6-3 Ankeny
26. Zach Burnham 6-5 Davenport Assumption
27. Josiah Coleman 6-4 Cedar Rapids Kennedy
28. Nick Hughes 6-1 Bettendorf
29. Scott Bruxvoort 6-3 Altoona
30. Elliot Christians 6-7 Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Just missed: JC Abrahamson, Kyle Rosacker, Austin Perry, Andrew Fritz, Carter Valentine, Michael Carney, Connor Coleman, Luke Schafer, Dan Amelon, Austin Vaske, Cole Meyers, Adam Paulsen, Gabe Summerhays, Griffin Gaeta.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
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