• Caleb Storey, guard, Northwest: If other teams had been able to stop Storey, Northwest coach Ryan Richards was confident other players could have handled the scoring burden for the Bruins. Richards hardly ever had anything to be concerned about, though, because opponents rarely slowed the senior down. Storey was the area’s leading scorer, averaging 20 points per game with the skills and mentality to either take opponents off of the dribble with penetration or drain shot from the perimeter. While helping guide the Bruins to a share of the Sub-region 7B-4A championship, Storey made 60 3-pointers this season, including eight in one game. Eight times he had scoring performances of 20 or more points, including a season-high 33 against Class 5A’s Rome. “The best thing about him was that he could score from all over the floor,” Richards said. “Most high school kids are one-dimensional, and he had a pretty complete game. The night he put up 33 was against Rome, and I knew he could play. Those types of teams will shut down your best player. “He did it more and more against some of the best competition. You can shut down a one-dimensional kid, but it is hard to shut him down.” This is Storey’s first selection after earning honorable mention last season. 🏀
Posted on: Sun, 30 Mar 2014 14:30:50 +0000
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