Rock Hill HS Jarrod Bridges 6’ 2” G 29’. Played a great weekend @PrepHoopsOH at the Queen City Clash. Jarrod has a knack to make plays on both sides of the floor with his length in deflections or attacking the rim. Potential to be a lengthy guard who is athletic!
#RunninRedmen
Unbelievable offseason for @RylanBarker13 has fell in love with the grind and understands what it takes to reach his goals!! This kid has grown to be a leader and has a great future ahead of him!! Keep grinding!!
@CarsonMedi50451@CoachJenkins_ This kid has unbelievable work ethic and loves the game. He continues to grow in every area of the game. The work is the work and he has his eyes set on the next level!! Stay the course Carson!!
@CarsonMedi50451 competed great @HerdMBB elite basketball camp this past week. Carson is a 2028 6’ 5” wing player for Rock Hill High School Ohio D6. Starting to find way to become a 3 level scorer. Looking forward to a sophomore season with this young man!
#RunninRedmen
Transition Offense -
The first thing I try to build is our transition offense.
From the moment we get the ball we want to be clear on:
▪️ where our running lanes are
▪️ what our roles are
▪️ what our read progression looks like
▪️ where do we end up in the half-court
@RylanBarker13 will be attending college camps this fall along with @PrepHoopsOH sophomore showcase. Rylan is a PG with a great skill set, scoring ability with great court vision to go along with his style of play. His dedication to the game is going to help take our program to the next level!
#Goals #RunninRedmen
@CoachJTaul@AsburyHoops@BobGallager@NickCalYSU
Big S/O to @brodysimpkins1 for all of his hard work and dedication he has put forth on earning a spot to become ranked in the state of Ohio. We are proud of you & excited for football season! 😤 #OneOfOurOwn
"It doesn’t matter how hard you work as an individual if you accept mediocrity from everyone else around you."
@LewisCaralla
Greatness is not exclusive or elusive, but the discipline and dedication to achieve it is.
Challenge and inspire others to your standards of performance.
We tried something new this year...
Transitioned in 5-Out, which flowed into 4-out 1-in, which had the option to flow into Princeton. Had several actions in each alignment. Allowed for flexibility based on personnel. A big plus of concept-based offense.