Special afternoon visiting Hall of Fame Coach Rick Peckinpaugh today. Our guys enjoyed talking hoops with Coach P who spent 32 seasons coaching the Mavericks 🏀 Thank you Coach!
Thank you Kayleigh Flach from Purdue for talking with our team today about the importance of nutrition
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7th Grade… Let’s Go!! Came down to the wire today! Keep working fellas!
Kobe Satterfield 13pts
Deacon Richardson 11pts
Mason Arnold 11pts.
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Harrison marches 62 yards to the 8 in a little more than a minute at the end of the half, then fumbles a snap. McCutcheon's Cooper Illes recovers.
McCutcheon 14, Harrison 0. Halftime.
Mavs were “Earning the Burn” @OfficialHOTWORX West Lafayette today 🔥
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Replying to @MavBBall
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This is what an early hand looks like.
The defender’s hand is already up before the shooter gets into their motion.
Across the NBA Finals, shooters made just 23% of these. That number jumped to 48% against a late hand.
Full breakdown: youtu.be/xLBetEO_srM
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When you're in the lab, working on your "bag" this offseason, remember...
- 46.5% of your shots come with no dribble (catch and shoot)
- 22% of your shots come with 1 or 2 dribbles.
And don't forget, the more dribbles you take, the lower your shooting percentage gets.
No Dribbles - 1.19 Points Per Shot
1 Dribble - 1.10 Points Per Shot
2 Dribbles - 1.01 Points Per Shot
3+ Dribbles - 0.97 Points Per Shot
With a side note, layups are by far the most efficient shots in basketball, so use that dribble to get to the rim if you need to!
But becoming a complete scorer isn’t about collecting more moves.
It’s about developing the shooting, ball control, footwork, decision-making, and finishing skills to create the right shot without wasting movement or dribbles.
This data was taken from the 25-26 NBA season. It barely changes season to season.
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Charlie Hughes Showcase - Sunday Standouts
2027
Harper Baker-Lands
Jeremiah Bellamy
Kellen Crim
Cash Daniels
Rylon Gore
Raymond Hayes
Elijah King
Zavier Laney
Dylan Logan
Vince Nover
Braylon Pippins
Paul Ridgway
Skylar Rodgers
Mason Trammell
2028
Ian Collins
Jaylin Foster
Chandon Gilbert
Ishmael Kiteka
Eron McDuffey
Jasir Rogers
David Smith III
2029
DeShawn Clay Jr.
Prentiss Gates
Micah Mohler
Braysen Russell
2030
Markiss Northern
Tomarri Patterson
Maddox Smith
A great week of basketball, growth, and togetherness.
Varsity: D1 Team Camp Tournament Champs 🏆
58-54 win over Plainfield in the Championship
Junior Varsity: Tourney runner-ups
Freshman: competed tough in a F/JV division 🤟🏽
Congratulations to individual Sectional Champion Phillip Ferger (72) 🏆 Solid round turned in by Jackson Wise (81) as well. Good luck to the entire team in Regionals! ⛳️






































