What We Learned: Jefferson vs Rabun County – January 23, 2015

Hope Forrester of Jefferson, Ga., put essay on my best teacher for class 2 herself on the radar at the Elite Basketball Academy Top 40 Workout.
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JEFFERSON, Ga. – The Jefferson HS gym was packed as the home team hosted Rabun County on Friday night. There were several college caliber prospects in this one. Here’s my take from the game:

By: @BrandonClayPSB

Ed’s Note: Special thanks to E.O.T.O. Travel Program Director, Ken Huffman, for joining me at college admission essay writing the game.

***All of the prospects mentioned below have invites to the EBA Top 40 Workout on March 8th.

– Class of 2017 point guard Abbie Franklin of Jefferson (GA) is no stranger to our staff. She is showing that she can run coach Jason Gibson’s team while still finding her time to put the ball in the basket.

– Franklin’s classmate and custom homework on books teammate, Hope Forrester, is continuing to show growth with her play on both ends of the floor. Forrester’s effort and energy are never a question.

– For Rabun County (GA), they rely heavily on guard play. Class of 2015 guard Riley Chlupacek is a major piece to the puzzle. Known for her shooting ability, we took note of Chlupacek’s patience to take good shots in this big game.

– Her backcourt descriptive narrative essay about my father mate, Molly Vinson, did the same while handling most of the ball handling responsibilities as well. Coach DeeDee Dillard uses Vinson similar to Gibson’s use of Franklin.

– Keep an eye on class of 2018 wing Mckenzie Tyner of Jefferson (GA). She’s a talented prep who showed us at an EBA camp last year that she is capable of being the next one in a lineage of talented players dissertation assistance service to come through Jefferson over the years.

Brandon Clay is the owner of the JumpOffPlus.com International Report, Peach State Basketball, Inc., and ProspectsNation.com. The JumpOffPlus.com is picked up by more than 200 colleges and universities nationwide. He serves as the Executive Camp Director for the Elite Basketball Academy Camps. Clay has been involved in the community since 2001. You can reach him at [email protected]