My standouts at the John Lucas #BeElite camp
‘29 Rhys Diley (@rhys_diley)
‘28 Yasir Turner (@YasirTurner3)
’29 Cameron Chambers
‘27 Juice Polite
’30 Kamsi Nwobodo (@kamdivine5)
‘29 Demetrius Young Jr.
‘28 Cason Davis
’29 Julius Ogunfuye (@Juliusogunfuye)
’30 Yovar Shepard
‘29 Toby Ramarontsoa (@ramarontsoatoby)
’28 Ayden Lewis (@Ay1ewis)
‘27 Teyo Barnett
‘29 Jeremiah Luke
’28 Teron Watts
‘29 Alex Scott
‘29 Desmond Rudanovic (@CTownHoops)
’30 Emmanuel Ouedraogo
’29 Jonathan Anderson
‘28 Emmanuel Nwabuoku
’29 Herbert Agamba
‘29 Julian Roller (@JulianRoller1)
’29 Eli Murray
‘28 JD Humphries
‘29 Alex Scott
‘28 RJ Ball
CP3RS Sun Eyecatchers
2029
Aaron Parker
Alex Weaver
Artrell Burt
Drew Cabana
Flory Kuminga
Julius Ogunfuye
Justus Dayee
Kelvis Kekesi
London Jackson
MJ Postell
Rhys Diley
Will Phillips
2030
DJ Parker
Eddie Braswell
Prince Thomas IV
Treyvon Smith Jr
#3 Country Day (@MPCountryDay) topped #6 St. Louis Catholic 74-53. Cajuns are heading to Lake Charles for the semifinals as they look to defend their state title.
Rhys Diley had 26. Curtis McAllister had 17 (including the dunk below).
Full highlights @ 11 on FNS (@WGNOsports).
Rhys Diley’s length makes him a TERROR on defense. 🕷️🔒
Disrupts passing lanes, contests everything, and makes life tough on opposing guards.
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Country Day is headed to Marsh Madness again. The Cajuns beat St. Louis Catholic, 74-53, advancing to the Div. 3 Select semifinals.
Rhys Diley had a team-high 27 points, Herm Dyson with a triple-double of 10 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, Curtis McAllister 17 points, and KB Brewer 15 points.
The defending state champs will play Dunham on Thursday at 1 pm in Lake Charles.