Devonte Curry

What Tony Rice has done in his first season at Franklin Heights is nothing short of phenomenal Coming into this season, Franklin Heights had gone 10 seasons in a row without winning more than 6 games, 8 of those seasons being 3 wins or less In his first season at the helm, Franklin Heights has done the following: - advanced to the first district championship in program history (the school opened in 1955) - won 16 games, the most in a single season for Franklin Heights since 1978 when they won 17 games - became the first west side public school to play for a district title since Westland in 2005 - became the only team outside of undefeated Columbus Academy to defeat Bishop Ready, doing so in an overtime thriller - won their first tournament game since 2014 - hosted their first tournament game since 2014 - received their highest seed in at least 40 years at #6 in Division II If you are a west sider or just a fan of basketball in general, you need to get out to the Fairgrounds Coliseum on Thursday at 6 PM and support Coach Rice and this Franklin Heights program.

West upset Walnut Ridge on the road last night A big reason for it was the play of 6’5 senior Ezjuan Schofield Ezjuan is only scratching the surface of how good he can be. Lot of potential with the rangy and fluid Schofield @Ezjuan_5 @WestCowboyHoops