Printz is averaging
17.4 points,
8.9 assists,
6.8 rebounds,
and 2 steals per game for Tippecanoe High School in the Central Buckeye Conference. Tippecanoe is presently 10-0 to date this season as of 01/01/15.

8.9 assists per game....

She still needs to work on her shooting. 41% FG, 67% FT.

As of today (01/23/15) Tipp City is 16-0. Stats are current through the first 15 games.

Halee Printz:
Points per game: 18.1 102-217 (47%)

3-Pt field goals: 30-72 (41.7%)

Free Throws: 38-57 (66.7%)

Rebounds: 6.6

Steals: 2.9

Assists: 6.9

Glad she listens to Detroit Rocket! ;-)

I think we'll let her in.

(01-03-2015 10:06 AM)DetroitRocket Wrote:  She still needs to work on her shooting. 41% FG, 67% FT.

that is 3pt FG %. It is equivalent to a +60% from inside the 3pt arc. FT shooting seems to be bad for a number of players. It's quite the weapon to have for any team - solid FT shooting.

Halee has broken her school's record for career assists. See the play here: http://instagram.com/p/y0oVgVGJt2/

Tippecanoe is still undefeated at 21-0.

Jim Dabbelt, who probably knows as much about girls' basketball as anyone in the Dayton area, and authors the Dabbelt Report on the internet, published his all-area team, naming Halle Printz to the team and honoring her as the Division 2 Co-Player of the Year. Here is what he had to say about our recruit.

"Halee Printz, 5-10 Sr., Tipp City Tippecanoe- what can’t Printz do? Shoots the three, great passer, and loves to get her teammates involved first. Headed to Toledo. Division 2 co-Player of the Year. 18.0 pts, 6.5 reb, 7.0 ast, 2.9 stl."

Only wish Dabbelt and JJHuddle covered NWOH girl's basketball more. He acknowledges his allegiance to middle and southern OH, but represents his site and blog as "most" comprehensive in OH. BCSN is alright, but would love a mouthpiece like Huddle for this area for locals to participate in and show pride in our kids and hs athletics. It highly influences outsiders looking for info as well as ratings of OH players and teams-IMO.

Am not addressing football as that receives coverage everywhere.

BTW, thanks for the coverage/updates on Halee, FredJ.

As skilled and versatile as Inma is, she is not a one woman show. I think the incoming fresh will blend in well with the returnees and next year's team will be better than this year's. We'll be loaded with bigs and Jay-Ann's learning curve has been remarkable. Unusual to see a fresh who's better at the end of the season-they often hit the wall about midway and backslide but Kessler and Bravo-Harriet continue to improve.

(02-17-2015 10:51 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  As skilled and versatile as Inma is, she is not a one woman show. I think the incoming fresh will blend in well with the returnees and next year's team will be better than this year's. We'll be loaded with bigs and Jay-Ann's learning curve has been remarkable. Unusual to see a fresh who's better at the end of the season-they often hit the wall about midway and backslide but Kessler and Bravo-Harriet continue to improve.

I hope you're right. We only lose one player, but she certainly does a lot for us. Next year we will count on a lot of young players to be major contributors. Bravo-Harriot has been really impressive lately. She really seems likely to have a great career here. I also like Brenae Harris's game, and I think she will be a leader next year and will probably take on a bit more of the scoring load.

What tends to get overlooked is Inma's defensive effort. She plays as hard as anyone on both ends of the court.