Landry Shamet '15 cg 6-4 *VERBAL COMMITMENT TO WSU*

[Dan]

Who made first team? Any observations? I don't have access.

FIRST TEAM

Anthony Bonner; Lawrence; senior

The Sunflower League player of the year led the Chesty Lions to a perfect conference record and second-place finish in Kansas Class 6A. Bonner, a Colorado State signee, averaged 19.3 points per game and shot 55 percent from the field.

Jeriah Horne; Barstow; junior

The leader of Barstow’s “big three,” Horne scored 20.1 points per game and added 10 rebounds per contest, which helped Barstow cruise to the Missouri Class 3 state championship.

Drew Lock; Lee’s Summit; senior

Better known for his talents on the football field, Lock was equally impressive on the basketball court, where he averaged 18.8 points and eight rebounds per game. He finished his career with 1,887 points.

Kevin Puryear; Blue Springs South; senior

The Missouri signee was a matchup nightmare, and he scored 20.1 points and grabbed 7.8 rebounds per game. That helped the Jaguars claim their first Missouri Class 5 championship in school history.

Landry Shamet; Park Hill; senior

A Wichita State signee, Shamet backed up his status as the area’s top-ranked senior recruit, producing 18.3 points, 6.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.4 blocks per game. He also shot 52 percent from the field and 39 percent from three-point range.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/hig...#storylink=cpy

[shocks02]

@Landry_Shamet20 4m4 minutes ago
It's happening. Move in day today! Crazy how fast time goes by. A new beginning for myself in Wichita, Kansas!

[Capitol Shock II]

@Landry_Shamet20 4m4 minutes ago
It's happening. Move in day today! Crazy how fast time goes by. A new beginning for myself in Wichita, Kansas!

Welcome to Wichita Landry!

[Aargh]

I predict some SC Top-10 moments for Mr. Shamet.

[forevershockerfan]

@Landry_Shamet20 4m4 minutes ago
It's happening. Move in day today! Crazy how fast time goes by. A new beginning for myself in Wichita, Kansas!

It is always like a breath of fresh air after a spring rain when we hear positive comments from Shockers that are ready to go to work in behalf of helping our Program continue to be successful. Hard work at the level 3G expects is not easy but it results in success and records like never before. Now here is a eager Shocker and new player ready to put on his hard hat and go to work. That is very exciting.

This here at 21st and Hillside is not a cake walk but rather a top-notch Program that is not satisfied but rather hungry to ramp up and pump up the volume to a mild roar with players like Shamet ready and able to learn from FVV and Baker who have been there and done that. I like it!!! I like it alot baybay!!!!!!!

[forevershockerfan]

By the way, this thread is on page 11. We all know that is a good thing.