ESPN Insider Rankings for Raffa and Aronhalt

[UA'08]

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

 

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

[haggyland]

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

 

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

Nice to see they updated their records, but did you happen to see if there was a score yet for Lindfors? Previously the grade was incomplete due to a lack of availbale information.

[UA'08]

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

 

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

Nice to see they updated their records, but did you happen to see if there was a score yet for Lindfors? Previously the grade was incomplete due to a lack of availbale information.

 

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

[haggyland]

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2008

It looks like the Lindfors info is still incomplete, but thanks for the repsonse.

Interesting that ESPN has all the recruits under College Football....

[Clickclack]

Jakes information will probably be never complete FWIW. They don't have all players and they certainly don't update the scouting information on all players.

 

In other news I came across this....."Tim Reinert from Flushing (Holy Cross) NY could be a steal at the lower Division I level, but right now the only school that has offered is Albany" ~HoopScooponline Feb 6

 

Can't find much info though, so not sure if he's a potential '08 or '09 recruit. Perhaps someone else can dig something up.

[I rock(ed) the Cape]

I am really excited over the possibilites of these recruits...with the talent we're bringing in, we should be able to compete with anyone in the conference for years to come

[purplehaze]

Jakes information will probably be never complete FWIW. They don't have all players and they certainly don't update the scouting information on all players.

 

In other news I came across this....."Tim Reinert from Flushing (Holy Cross) NY could be a steal at the lower Division I level, but right now the only school that has offered is Albany" ~HoopScooponline Feb 6

 

Can't find much info though, so not sure if he's a potential '08 or '09 recruit. Perhaps someone else can dig something up.

Nothing on the kid---but Flushing Holy Cross won the 2007-2008 CHSAA New York City "AA" Championship with a 56-48 victory over Christ the King. Holy Cross has a McDonald's All-American , Virginia bound Sylven Landesberg, so Reinert is from a decent program

[slickwilly]

The kid's name is Tim Beinert (not Reinert) so that is probably why you couldn't find anything on him.

[Zalman B]

The kid's name is Tim Beinert (not Reinert) so that is probably why you couldn't find anything on him.

 

And he is the class of 2008, according to scout.com.

 

Of course, according to that site, UAlbany is not a "school of interest" for Tim Beinert.

[Zalman B]

 

"Tim Beinert aka T-Rock is a strong player with a nice touch that makes him dangerous any time he picks and pops. He also uses his solid frame to bury players in the post and kill em with jump hooks. He starts for a strong Holy Cross team and is looking to help his team get the Federation Title next season."

 

From here. - Note: It's not clear how old this is; the copyright is 2004 and it references him being at Holy Cross "next season."

 

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Tim is anything but Tiny

Under-the-radar senior leads Holy Cross to win over Boys & Girls

BY ZACHARY BRAZILLER

Thursday, December 13, 2007 11:56 AM EST

When opponents scout Holy Cross, they first zero in on Sylven Landesberg, the Catholic league’s reigning leading scorer two years running. The next targets are explosive Division 1 talents Kayvon Roberts and Blaise Ffrench.

 

Tim Beinert is lucky if he is included in the scouting report. Holy Cross would like to keep it that way. Consider him their best kept secret.

 

Again, the Virginia-bound Landesberg led the way in the Knights’ double overtime 78-73 victory over PSAL power Boys & Girls in the Big Apple Challenge at Baruch College last Saturday night, earning MVP honors with 29 points and 20 rebounds. Ffrench and Roberts, likewise, provided secondary scoring, tallying 18 and 13 points, respectively.

 

However, it was Beinert (nine points, 10 rebounds, four steals), who made all the clutch plays.

 

“Tim,” Landesberg said, “should’ve been the MVP of that game.”

 

It was the 6-foot-5 Beinert, who knocked down a 3-pointer from the top of the key to start the second extra session; Beinert, who tipped an offensive rebound to Landesberg for a big basket down the stretch; Beinert, who drew the fifth and final foul on Kangaroos’ point guard Clayton Sterling.

 

Moreover, it was Beinert who made all the plays that did not make it to the score sheet - tipped rebounds, help defense, solid screens, and extra passes — that swung momentum back in the Knights’ favor.

 

“He was the difference in the game for us tonight,” said Cross Coach Paul Gilvary, also noting the contributions of inexperienced reserves Felix Llanos, Sharif Mair and Tyshawn Russell in double overtime when starters Roberts, Ffrench and Ernest Freeman fouled out. “He’s a big part of our team because he’s a big guy who can handle the ball, he can shoot from the perimeter, he’s a good passer and he’s a smart player.

 

“A kid like that,” he continued, “will help any team and certainly we’re a better team when he is on the floor.”

 

Lost in last year’s CHSAA Class ‘AA’ intersectional loss to St. Raymond’s, a devastating defeat in which Cross blew a 19-point lead, was the fact that Beinert barely played. Suffering back spasms late in the year, he was unable to contribute much in the postseason. If he was in that game, the result may have been different.

 

“He’s like having another coach on the court,” Gilvary said. “You always feel good when he’s out there.”

 

Last year’s experience drove home an important point to Beinert regarding fitness. He dedicated himself to losing weight in the off season — 35 pounds to be exact — by running two miles a day and lifting weights like never before. He entered preseason lighter, quicker on his feet, more agile.

 

“I’m way more athletic,” Beinert said. “I played the whole game [saturday]. If that was last year, I would never be able to do that.”

 

Holy Cross, of course, will go only as far as Landesberg and, to a lesser extent Ffrench and Roberts, can take them. But maybe, just maybe, Beinert will provide the nudge that was missing last March.

 

In an early-season test, he certainly supplied the necessary ingredients to get them over the hump.

 

From here.

 

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[I rock(ed) the Cape]

Certainly sounds like a Will Brown guy... "Another coach on the floor" "Does the little things" No wonder he's interrested