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Caribbean Basketball Networks 2009-2010 High School Basketball All-Bahamian Selections

After a year of scouting and scouring the entire Caribbean and Bahamian Basketball diaspora, Our final reports on the 2009-2010 Bahamian High School Basketball season have been FULLY compiled and tabulated. Now that the 2010-2011 season is about to be upon us, SportsMEDIAoNe sees it only fit to round out the 2009-2010 Bahamian High School year with the announcing of the Caribbean Basketball Networks 2009-2010 All-Bahamian Team Selections. Just to let you the viewers and supporters know, The criteria that we at Caribbean Basketball Networks used to base our selections on were academic standing, the overall body of work of the student-athletes, their overall team's success, their beginning rankings, end of year rankings, big game performances and most importantly the statistics.
Caribbean Basketball Networks brings to you now the difinitive and most thorough 2009-2010 Bahamian High School Basketball All-Bahamian Team Selections (Presented by SportsMEDIAoNe).

Caribbean Basketball Networks Kendall Butler

Kendall Butler.
6'4, 205.
C.I. Gibson Hs.
Roane State Community College.
Lynn University
NBA Development League Tryout Invitee
Roane State is an extremely structured ball club, offensively and defensively. Roane State runs a variation of the Princeton Offense which as you know usually holds down scoring averages as opposed to many other junior colleges that like to get up and run. Roane State's Leading scorer and contributor over the last two years have all earned Division One scholarships. Doyle Hudson (Pittsburgh University Panthers) and Mario Stowers (Tennesee Tech University). Butler has great upside and whilst preforming consistently in a more structured offense at Roane State Cc any team that likes to get it and push along with playing a man to man would possibly better suit Butler's athleticism. 6'8 wingspan, 48 inch vertical leap, Size 14 Shoe. Division One Talent.

High School:
C.I.Gibson Hs.
15 points and 12 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1 steal per game.
GSSSA National Championship Team Member, Hugh Campbell National Championship Final Four Participant, GSSSA All-League Honorable Mention
College:
Roane State Cc.
Freshman:
1o points, 4 rebounds, 3 assist and 1.4 steals per game
Led team his first year in Statistical PPM (Most efficient Roane State Freshman), TCCC All-Division Honorable Mention, TCCCC All-Freshman Honorable Mention
Roane State Cc.
Sophomore:
15 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists and  1.5 per game.
Led Team in Scoring, Assist and steals per game. Shot 71.9 percent from the free throw line and 34 percent from the three. TCCCC All-Conference Selection
Lynn University
Junior:
2.2 points, 3 rebounds and .8 steals per game
A contributor for a 16-12 team in an Always tough Florida Sun Conference
Lynn University
Senior:
10.4 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1 assists and .9 assists per game
Leads team in Shooting percentage (Three point, Field Goals and Free throws), Most efficient Lynn Player based on Statistical PPM so far on season.

Updated Information:
Butler's has shown and currently displays a level of athleticism, physical skill development, talent and committment that is consistent and comparable to that of many pro. Butler is well worth at least an opportunity to display his talents on the professional level: Based on his rate of progression he has always adjusted to the learning curve faster than most.

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Caribbean Basketball The Frenzy


The attention of the greater United States, the basketball Mecca of the universe, along with a few other international countries has recently turned their attention to the Caribbean along with other countries to get talented young prospects into their system to groom for future success. It’s much like the elapsing of markets syndrome facing Global brands like I.E. Coke and Pepsi product lines in America and how those companies look outside of it borders to continue to feed the machine which it has created. So with the attention being turned elsewhere and little or no structure set up to receive such attention; questions of credibility linger greatly. One representative of sports from Caribbean country Jamaica jokingly said "the recent influx of attention to Caribbean talent, if not put in the hands of the right individuals...Would be like throwing candy on a table in a room full of kids? It's all going to dissapear and there will not be any acountability as to where it all went!" So for external representatives and individuals looking at the Caribbean for talented young prospects here is how you wade through “the extras” and get to the heart of the matter.

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