Greenwood has high expectations this season with leadership from seniors Will Wolf, Adam Rapp, Jackson Beckham and Sean Moss.
GREENWOOD (12-12) – first non-losing season since 2005-06 … also snapped 12-year sectional game skid by defeating Martinsville … Bruce Hensley, 27 years at the helm, 253-337, dean of Johnson County coaches … nine returnees represent 75 percent of last year’s scoring punch … leaders are juniors 6-2 Eric Moenkhaus, 6-2 Braydon Kincaid (12.6 ppg, 4.2 assists), 6-7 Jeffrey Reynolds 11.5 ppg, 8.5 rpg) and 5-11 Max Raker (9.2 ppg) … more height from juniors 6-5 Connor Battinau and 6-6 Ethan McClain … senior Adam Rapp (ACL) returns after missing season … potential turnaround after going 59-159 past 10 years … could have rare upper hand in sectional.
Coach’s comments: “We place a value on experience so we can’t use being young as an excuse any more. They’re ready for anything; that’s what experience does. Our junior class has some good players; they gained valuable varsity minutes. I was happy how they progressed as the season went along. All four juniors were close to averaging double figures. We’re athletic. This season more possessions will favor us. This season depends on how they play for each other; this could be a really fun year.”
Coach’s comments: “We place a value on experience so we can’t use being young as an excuse any more. They’re ready for anything; that’s what experience does. Our junior class has some good players; they gained valuable varsity minutes. I was happy how they progressed as the season went along. All four juniors were close to averaging double figures. We’re athletic. This season more possessions will favor us. This season depends on how they play for each other; this could be a really fun year.”
Greenwood’s juniors bring excitement to the Woodmen this season: Joel Stinnett (front), Braydon Kincaid, Max Raker, Justin Johnson; (back) Ethan McClain, Eric Moenkhaus and Jeffrey Reynolds.
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