Canyon Springs Handles Business At Home Vs. Valley
"PoP" | Feb 06, 2010 | Comments 0
Canyon Springs led by high flying 6′6 Adrian Snow who scored 15 points and recorded another double double. Canyon Springs took full advantage with Valley star point guard Khristian Kirkwood out of the line up. Valley still kept the game competitive with scrappy players like Johnny Arbelaez and Angelo Coleman battling all night till the final whistle. Michael Thompson led all scores with 17 points and looks to be one of the most consistent talents coming out of the class of 2011. Thompson loves to slash his opponents to death and lives on the free throw line. (Canyon Springs)Anderson and Webster were not scoring allot but managed the team well in the half court set and created lots of assist on dump downs off reverses. PremierBall will place Jared Brandon on radar and loved his aggressiveness on offense and defense. Brandon finished with 11 points. Final score was 70-60 Canyon Springs.
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About the Author: Christian T. Popoola graduted from the University of Nevada Las Vegas in 2006 with a bachelors degree in criminal justice. He was a member of the mens basketball team from 1999-2001, winning the Mountain West Conference championship in 2000 and also participating in the 2000 NCAA tournament. He made the Mountain West Conference all academics team from 1999-2001 and was a member of the African American honor society.
After graduating from UNLV he went on to become the Marketing Executive for UNLV booster organization called the Basketball club. There he continued to support the institution as well as the mens basketball program by networking and maintaining relationships with the fans and donors around the Las Vegas valley. He also helped to raise over $100,000 for the University of Las Vegas men’s basketball team. Christian's career goes on to include producing over millions in annual sales of residential real estate for his five year real estate career. He currently personal trains 20 month twin boys, writes up on Las Vegas Basketball and conducts basketball camps for the youth. His goal is to connect, network and grow. -"No Player Left Behind"-
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