The 16 team Lebanon tourney gets under way today. They are some high quality teams and some definite college prospects that will be on display. Here is the lineup of games for day 1. Marissa vs Freeburg Red Bud vs…
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Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in- The 16 team Lebanon tourney gets under way today. They are some high quality teams and some definite college prospects that will be on display. Here is the lineup of games for day 1.
Marissa vs Freeburg
Red Bud vs CORL
Wesclin vs Father McGivney
Sparta vs Columbia
Steeleville vs Greenville
Carlyle vs Chester
New Athens vs Piasa
DuQoin vs Lebanon
If the seeds hold up you could see some very interesting matchups in the final 4. Piasa, the 4 seed would be facing Greenville, the 1 seed. On the other side of the bracket Columbia, the 2 seed would be facing CORL, the 3 seed. We could have a rematch of the Columbia tourney championship game. In that game Greenville beat Columbia 50-42.
Top Prospects include:
- Sophia Bonaldi Columbia 2019 guard
- Lily Oliver Freeburg 2019 guard
- Colleen Cockrell Freeburg 2019 post
- Ellie Eichenlaub Freeburg 2020 post
- Abby Holcomb Freeburg 2021 guard
- Megan Hallemann Greenville 2020 post
- Rylee Pickett Greenville 2020 guard
- Natalie Iberg Greenville 2021 guard
- Molly Diekemper Carlyle 2020 wing
- Emily Smith Marissa 2021 guard
- Bree Portz Marissa 2022 guard
- Emily Reinneck Lebanon 2019 guard
- Abagail Reinneck Lebanon 2019 wing
- Alex Hearty Lebanon 2021 wing
- Anna McKee Father McGivney 2021 guard
- Charlize Luehmann Father McGivney 2022 wing
- Claire Grohman Red Bud 2021 guard
- McKenzie Hancock Wesclin 2020 forward
- Aryn Henke Columbia 2020 guard
- Ava Khoury Columbia 2021 post
- Macy Peltes CORL 2021 guard
- Rylee Smith Piasa 2021 guard
- Korrie Hopkins Piasa 2021 wing
The top unsigned seniors would be Bonaldi, Emily and Abagail Reinneck, Oliver and Cockrell. Hallemann, the 6’4 post from Greenville, has the highest ceiling of all the prospects. She needs to add strength but has a nice shot and a natural ability to block shots. Eichenlaub also provides length and potential. She is 6’1 and a lefty. She has the ability to finish with either hand in the post. With some work she shows potential to be able to play away from the basket as a face up stretch 4. Oliver and Pickett are both excellent shooters. The Reinneck twins both have a college ready body and have worked hard in the weight room. They are going to be excellent defenders that come from a good program.
There is plenty of untapped young talent in these small schools. With some work there are many girls that could be a good small school fit.
