With all the excitement about Luke Walsh I decided to look up his stats for this season. Through 19 games he is averaging 34.2 pts/gm. He takes an average of 20.2 shots/gm, 9.8 threes/gm and 8.7 free throws/gm. His overall shooting % is 50.2%, his two point % is 61/1%, his 3 point % is 44.9% and his free throw % is 81.8%. He is also averaging 5.2 rebounds/gm, 3.1 assists/gm, 3.2 turnovers/gm and 2.5 fouls/gm. He has 0 blocked shots this season. Overall, very good stats. He is not super human, however, and has had a couple of bad shooting games including games he was 0 for 5 and 1 for 7 from three.
You can find his stats at https://stats.stlhighschoolsports.com/sports/basketballboys/stats/teamstatplayer.php?t=279&s=900&p=984657.
Vianney plays very tough competition so those stats aren't watered down, as opposed to someone like Foster Wonders who had great stats but played against very poor competition in high school.With all the excitement about Luke Walsh I decided to look up his stats for this season. Through 19 games he is averaging 34.2 pts/gm. He takes an average of 20.2 shots/gm, 9.8 threes/gm and 8.7 free throws/gm. His overall shooting % is 50.2%, his two point % is 61/1%, his 3 point % is 44.9% and his free throw % is 81.8%. He is also averaging 5.2 rebounds/gm, 3.1 assists/gm, 3.2 turnovers/gm and 2.5 fouls/gm. He has 0 blocked shots this season. Overall, very good stats. He is not super human, however, and has had a couple of bad shooting games including games he was 0 for 5 and 1 for 7 from three.
You can find his stats at https://stats.stlhighschoolsports.com/sports/basketballboys/stats/teamstatplayer.php?t=279&s=900&p=984657.
