The votes for the top player in the 2009 class are in! In the end, Corey Stern (6'6, ThunderRidge) and Pierce Hornung (6'5, Ralston Valley) tied at the top!
Corey Stern, who was the Most Valuable Player at the Rocky Mountain Fall Showcase for the junior game, is a 6'6 swing man that shows the ability to take it to the rack and knock down the outside shot. His junior season ended in defeat as his squad fell to Denver East in the 5A state championship. Stern is playing with Colorado Select this summer and had a very impressive showing at the Double Pump tournament recently held in Denver. Right now, Stern has received interest from several high major programs. According to Rivals.com, Stern currently has offers from Wyoming and TCU. Look for Stern's recruiting to pick up more steam as the summer season goes along.
Pierce Hornung is a player most coaches would love to have on their team. He can bang inside with bigger players, he hits the boards and he has a motor than seemingly never stops. Hornung was the best player on a Ralston Valley squad that advanced to the State 4A Final Four. With a solid showing this summer with the Colorado Chaos, Hornung should attract the attention of the mid major conferences. Right now, Hornung's perimeter play is the area which needs the most improvement in his game.
Once again, congratulations to these two young men. RMPS wishes you both the best of luck this summer!
Monday, April 28, 2008
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