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Bigeasy
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Bear, see you have put out a updated standings. They look good and hard to argue with. My reason for the STM rank over SGS is I watched them play last night and STM controled the game. SGS, with the loss of Mikitinas, played with a lot of heart on Tuesday night but could not muster enough on Wednesday. St. Jude looks like a guard dominated team that likes to shoot the 3 and on Monday night was hot but on Tuesday night was cold. SGS shut down OLOM inside game and OLOM had nothing to offset the double down defense. Let the debate begin.
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I typically only do a preseason rankings and then let everyone know how the elite 8 went. Too much of a good thing and people lose interest.
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Well here is an update before the STM tournament this week. SGS is tough to review now that they lost their best player to a tragic injury. They lost to St. Jude in the finals of the SGS tournament but then beat them by 10 the next night. Parkview would still rank in my top 4 in the 8th grade standings if they were in CSAL. STM looked impressive defensively and ran an effective motion offense. In 7th grade CSAL SGS is the only undefeated team in the district but have been tested recently by St. Jude, Sacred Heart and OLOM. This weekend SGS and Sacred Heart will match up on Saturday assuming both teams win opening round games.
8th Grade..
1. STM
2. St. George
3. St. Jude
4. OLOM
5. Sacred Heart
6. St. Alphonsus
7. Catholic
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Yes, it is.
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Well here are my updated 7th grade standings
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. OLOM
5. STM
6. St. Alphonsus
7. St. Aloysius
Calling yourself an expert does not make you one. As someone who was a player and has been around BB for nearly 40 years, I have seen my share of games. My posts are not meant to be taken as an expert but as those of an informed fan of CSAL who has seen the teams in the league and can review to it. These are strictly my opinion and open for debate. Since it looked like u had not seen a game and was only speaking to history I decided to update the standings. You are more than welcome to go to the CYO site get the schedule and see some games to help with your updated review. I look forward to reading your updated standings to see where we differ.
Bear, first off my original blog was a follow up to your preseason listing. You had not updated anything in about 4 weeks so after seeing upward of 20 CSAL games in the last few weeks I thought I might pitch in. I also understood your original standings did not include the 7th because grade because this level was beneath you. If you disagree with my standings by all means print your own. I am sure you might need to revise them since you had Catholic so high and Sacred Heart so low but please do as you please. I also disagreed with your comment regarding the talent level at SGS 8th grade. They might not have the depth of everyone after losing McGinnis to Parkview but the talent level at the top is on par or better than most in the league. Unfortunately, the tragic season ending injury to one of their best players on Sunday will put them in a bind. SGS might have fallen to St. Jude in the finals of the SGS tournament but they played the game which spoke volumes.
Bear at least I have seen the teams play and can report on what I have seen versus someone who just talks about the last 10 years of standings. I will agree with you that Parkview is not a CSAL team but I noticed you did not disagree with my standings. Parkview, Catholic and Episcapol along with others are regular 8th grade competition to the CSAL teams of Baton Rouge. Maybe if you actually went to a game you would know that.
re: NCAA classifies 7th graders as prospects
Posted by Bigeasy on 1/17/09 at 8:50 pm to TheLittleAristotle
The CSAL BB leagues of Baton Rouge look as strong as ever. After seeing most of the teams on the list play either Friday or Saturday, here are my up to date standings.
8th Grade..
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Parkview Baptist
4. OLOM
5. Sacred Heart
6. STM
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. OLOM
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. St. Alphonsus
In 8th grade, St. Jude coached by Tommy Hodson made a big statement today with a victory over a suprisingly big Parkview Baptist team led by J McGinnis and #40 (unknown). St. Jude will meet St. George in the much anticipated SGS tournament 8th grade finals on Monday night. St. Jude is led by point guard David Losavio and a host of solid role players. St. George is led by Bobby Mikitinas, Christian Brusavich Jordan Long and Christopher Peck.
In 7th grade, St. George still looks like the team to beat but Sacred Heart and OLOM have shown themselves very competitive during the last week. SGS has beaten Sacred Heart once and OLOM twice in competitive contests during the last 10 days. St. Jude is a hard team to predict as they have plenty of size but moves down a notch after losing to Sacred Heart on Saturday. St. George has alot of talent and has the most depth of the teams in this division. The team looks to be 10 deep and is led by a strong backcourt of N Whalen, W Cotten and A Arceneux along with a dominant front court of B Pinner, R Issa and A Theriot. This team could be one of the best seen on the CSAL trails. Sacred Heart is lead by the tandem of R Brundage and Hunter (unk). While St. Jude is led by a talented guard forward combination of Shexnayder and Daniels. St. George and Sacred Heart meet for round 2 in the finals of the SGS tournament on Monday night.
More updates to follow....
8th Grade..
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Parkview Baptist
4. OLOM
5. Sacred Heart
6. STM
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. OLOM
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. St. Alphonsus
In 8th grade, St. Jude coached by Tommy Hodson made a big statement today with a victory over a suprisingly big Parkview Baptist team led by J McGinnis and #40 (unknown). St. Jude will meet St. George in the much anticipated SGS tournament 8th grade finals on Monday night. St. Jude is led by point guard David Losavio and a host of solid role players. St. George is led by Bobby Mikitinas, Christian Brusavich Jordan Long and Christopher Peck.
In 7th grade, St. George still looks like the team to beat but Sacred Heart and OLOM have shown themselves very competitive during the last week. SGS has beaten Sacred Heart once and OLOM twice in competitive contests during the last 10 days. St. Jude is a hard team to predict as they have plenty of size but moves down a notch after losing to Sacred Heart on Saturday. St. George has alot of talent and has the most depth of the teams in this division. The team looks to be 10 deep and is led by a strong backcourt of N Whalen, W Cotten and A Arceneux along with a dominant front court of B Pinner, R Issa and A Theriot. This team could be one of the best seen on the CSAL trails. Sacred Heart is lead by the tandem of R Brundage and Hunter (unk). While St. Jude is led by a talented guard forward combination of Shexnayder and Daniels. St. George and Sacred Heart meet for round 2 in the finals of the SGS tournament on Monday night.
More updates to follow....
The CSAL BB leagues of Baton Rouge look as strong as ever. After seeing most of the teams on the list play either Friday or Saturday, here are my up to date standings.
8th Grade..
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Parkview Baptist
4. OLOM
5. Sacred Heart
6. STM
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. OLOM
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. St. Alphonsus
In 8th grade, St. Jude coached by Tommy Hodson made a big statement today with a victory over a suprisingly big Parkview Baptist team led by J McGinnis and #40 (unknown). St. Jude will meet St. George in the much anticipated SGS tournament 8th grade finals on Monday night. St. Jude is lead by point guard David Losavio and a host of solid role players. St. George is led by Bobby Mikitinas, Christian Brusavich Jordan Long and Christopher Peck.
In 7th grade, St. George still looks like the team to beat but Sacred Heart and OLOM have shown themselves very competitive during the last week. SGS has beaten Sacred Heart once and OLOM twice in competive contests during the last 10 days. St. Jude is a hard team to predict as they have plenty of size but moves down a notch after losing to Sacred Heart on Saturday. St. George has alot of talent and has the most depth of the teams in this division. The team looks to be 10 deep and is lead by a strong backcourt of N Whalen, W Cotten and A Arceneux along with a dominant front court of B Pinner, R Issa and A Theriot. This team could be one of the best seen on the CSAL trails. Sacred Heart is lead by the tandem of R Brundage and Hunter (unk). While St. Jude is led by a talented guard forward combination of Shexnayder and Daniels. St. George and Sacred Heart meet for round 2 in the finals of the SGS tournament on Monday night.
More updates to follow....
8th Grade..
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Parkview Baptist
4. OLOM
5. Sacred Heart
6. STM
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. OLOM
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. St. Alphonsus
In 8th grade, St. Jude coached by Tommy Hodson made a big statement today with a victory over a suprisingly big Parkview Baptist team led by J McGinnis and #40 (unknown). St. Jude will meet St. George in the much anticipated SGS tournament 8th grade finals on Monday night. St. Jude is lead by point guard David Losavio and a host of solid role players. St. George is led by Bobby Mikitinas, Christian Brusavich Jordan Long and Christopher Peck.
In 7th grade, St. George still looks like the team to beat but Sacred Heart and OLOM have shown themselves very competitive during the last week. SGS has beaten Sacred Heart once and OLOM twice in competive contests during the last 10 days. St. Jude is a hard team to predict as they have plenty of size but moves down a notch after losing to Sacred Heart on Saturday. St. George has alot of talent and has the most depth of the teams in this division. The team looks to be 10 deep and is lead by a strong backcourt of N Whalen, W Cotten and A Arceneux along with a dominant front court of B Pinner, R Issa and A Theriot. This team could be one of the best seen on the CSAL trails. Sacred Heart is lead by the tandem of R Brundage and Hunter (unk). While St. Jude is led by a talented guard forward combination of Shexnayder and Daniels. St. George and Sacred Heart meet for round 2 in the finals of the SGS tournament on Monday night.
More updates to follow....
Based upon the first round at SGS Tournament, the 7th Grade standings have been revised to reflect the statement by St. Jude in their victory over St. Alphonsus.
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Sacred Heart
4. OLOM
5. St. Aloysius
6. STM
7. St. Alphonsus
Based upon the games played this week so far, I feel the standings in 8th grade are relatively close to accurate and that the 7th grade standings should be modified. This weekend SGS tournament should clarify things a little as OLOM/STM square off and St. Alphonsus/St. Jude square off Thursday night. SGS plays Holy Family and then the winner of OLOM/STM with Sacred Heart playing the St Alphons/St. Jude winner. I will post new standings next week.
Revised 7th standings as of 1.14.09
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3 OLOM
4. St. Alphonsus
5. STM
6. St. Jude
7. St. Aloysius
Revised 7th standings as of 1.14.09
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3 OLOM
4. St. Alphonsus
5. STM
6. St. Jude
7. St. Aloysius
re: BR CSAL BB Rankings
Posted by Bigeasy on 1/14/09 at 11:48 pm to LSUstudent4life
OLOM and ST. George played tonight and round 1 went to St. George in all divisions of CSAL 6th, 7th and 8th. All of the games were decided by more than 15 points. OLOM gave a good fight but were overmatched. There is a potential 2nd round game brewing on Saturday in the St. George Tournament.
re: BR CSAL BB Rankings
Posted by Bigeasy on 1/13/09 at 11:53 pm to 2003 LSU Tigers
OLOM has a good team and with St. George are the top two teams to beat. They will play soon enough but I feel ST. George has a better top 7 than OLOM.
BR CSAL BB Rankings
Posted by Bigeasy on 1/12/09 at 9:07 pm
To help Bear out here are my rankings for the BR CSAL 7 and 8 grade levels. Keep in mind these kids are still learning the game and its not about winning and losing.....Then again, why are we keeping score!
8th Grade..
1. St. George
2. OLOM
3. Sacred Heart
4. St. Jude
5. STM
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Sacred Heart
4. St. Alphonsus
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. OLOM
Let the debate begin....
8th Grade..
1. St. George
2. OLOM
3. Sacred Heart
4. St. Jude
5. STM
7th Grade...
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Sacred Heart
4. St. Alphonsus
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. OLOM
Let the debate begin....
Missed OLOM in the 2 spot for 8th grade
The answer to your question from what I have seen so far...
8th..
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. STM
7th...
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Sacred Heart
4. St. Alphonsus
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. OLOM
The St. George 7th grade team has the height to play with most 8th grade teams I've seen so far and has a couple of potential HS starters.
8th..
1. St. George
2. Sacred Heart
3. St. Jude
4. STM
7th...
1. St. George
2. St. Jude
3. Sacred Heart
4. St. Alphonsus
5. STM
6. St. Aloysius
7. OLOM
The St. George 7th grade team has the height to play with most 8th grade teams I've seen so far and has a couple of potential HS starters.
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