North Dakota Preps

Flip wrote:According to the KMAV site PRFL has the 14th ranked SOS and Carrington has the 3rd ranked SOS.

I guess if you want to cherry pick wins and go by "feel" then yes PRFL > Carrington.

sportsfan111 wrote:Watched the bearcats take on both Carrington and Park River this past week. Was very impressed with Carrington. Quick team that plays fantastic defense. Hopefully all three teams get out of their regions- will make for a very exciting state tournament.
My ranking:
1. North Star
2. Carrington
3. Park River
4. Kindred

BigCat wrote:

sportsfan111 wrote:Watched the bearcats take on both Carrington and Park River this past week. Was very impressed with Carrington. Quick team that plays fantastic defense. Hopefully all three teams get out of their regions- will make for a very exciting state tournament.
My ranking:
1. North Star
2. Carrington
3. Park River
4. Kindred

Kind of curious as to who you think the 5 lesser teams might be in the big show. I'm speaking of the 5 that will round out the field and be in the way of the three potential champions listed.

Flip wrote:According to the KMAV site PRFL has the 14th ranked SOS and Carrington has the 3rd ranked SOS.

I guess if you want to cherry pick wins and go by "feel" then yes PRFL > Carrington.

Rivershark wrote:North Star came away with a big win tonight. Besides the final score, this game was pretty even until the 4th quarter when NS pulled ahead. Granite they were ahead the entire game, but PRFL stayed with 5 or 6 most of the game. NS had the more complete game when it came down to it. PRFL didn't get the scoring they needed from their key players. I hope they realized that they are not going to win the game down low against Macy. I feel the point where NS started to pull ahead was when Macy started passing the ball down low. PRFL keyed in on Macy and it hurt them. PRFL's post player did a phenomenal job defending Macy and not letting her get many touches. She also showed no fear taking the ball to the hoop or shooting from the outside on her. The good thing for PRFL is that they know they are a better team and if presented the opportunity will be ready. The big question right now is if the top 4 teams finish out the season without a loss, how do you rank the top 4 teams?

DukeBasketball3 wrote:

Rivershark wrote:North Star came away with a big win tonight. Besides the final score, this game was pretty even until the 4th quarter when NS pulled ahead. Granite they were ahead the entire game, but PRFL stayed with 5 or 6 most of the game. NS had the more complete game when it came down to it. PRFL didn't get the scoring they needed from their key players. I hope they realized that they are not going to win the game down low against Macy. I feel the point where NS started to pull ahead was when Macy started passing the ball down low. PRFL keyed in on Macy and it hurt them. PRFL's post player did a phenomenal job defending Macy and not letting her get many touches. She also showed no fear taking the ball to the hoop or shooting from the outside on her. The good thing for PRFL is that they know they are a better team and if presented the opportunity will be ready. The big question right now is if the top 4 teams finish out the season without a loss, how do you rank the top 4 teams?

Macey* Kvilvang finished with a TRIPLE DOUBLE. 21 points, 15 rebounds, 10 blocks, so please don't tell me they did a phenomenal job defending her. "No fear taking the ball to the hoop or shooting from the outside on her" = 10 blocks. Everyone and their mother knows you love your Park River sports Rivershark, but saying they're the better team and they know it? NS controlled that entire game and shut down every PR run.