Here is the complete article by Tom Renner: Norwalk, McMahon Basketball Teams Slip From State Radar
Here is an excerpt:
“It’s hard to keep them home,’’ said Mike McElveen, who has been the director of the Carver Center basketball programs since 2005. “Some of them want to go away.”
Keyes and Dustin are working with the Norwalk Youth Basketball Association and the Carver Center, the two primary feeder programs into the high schools. They hope to encourage players to stay at home.
…Norwalk is considered a league contender this year. Its best players include sophomores Roy Kane and Jeremy Linton, who transferred to Norwalk after a year at Trinity. Both were members of successful Carver Center teams. Their Carver teammate, Roy Hinton, will be a starter at McMahon. “I think it’s possible that Norwalk could be really good next year,’’ McElveen said.



























