Cincinnati Moeller

[admin]

Ryan Childress leads Moeller to #1 in the Cincinnati area coaches poll.

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"It's a real tribute to our kids," Moeller coach Carl Kremer said of the No. 1 ranking. "After we lost 80 percent of our scoring, I think most people figured Moeller would go away this year."

Moeller lost Division I college recruits Andrew Brackman (North Carolina State), Josh Duncan (Xavier) and Bubba Walther (Akron) to graduation.

This season, 6-foot-8 seniors Ryan Childress (Wisconsin-Milwaukee) and Tyler Dierkers (Miami University) have continued Moeller's recent run of Division I recruits.

Later,
UWMfreak

[uwfenske aka hardhat]

Good to see that (Wisconsin - Milwaukee) still up there by his name. Let's hope it stays that way until he hits the Cell floor

[dylanrocks]

Ryan reportedly told the coaches and his future teammates after the Butler game that he's ready to "rip up the Horizon League." Go, Childress!

[admin]

Big game for Childress this week. #1 Moeller plays #3 St. Xavier on Friday, January 14th.

Later,
UWMfreak

[dylanrocks]

After losing a pair of games two weekends ago without leading scorer and rebounder Ryan Childress, Moeller on Friday rebounded to trounce Roger Bacon 69-44 behind a balanced attack. Without Childress, who is averaging 16.4 points and 9.0 rebounds per game, Moeller fell to third-ranked St. Xavier and Akron St. Vincent/St. Mary's. Childress played the first half against Roger Bacon and had 12 points and four rebounds.

[dylanrocks]

On Friday, Ryan Childress had 18 points and 11 rebounds as fourth-ranked Cincinnati Moeller overwhelmed Elder 72-38. Moeller improved to 14-2 with a big date against Dayton Chaminade-Julienne looming on Wednesday.