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Progress Through Adversity Gastonia’S Hamilton Hopes FSU Will Play in Postseason The Gaston Gazette | www.GastonGazette.com CAN ASHBROOK C WIN HERE Sports Page 3C AGAIN? Friday, March 13, 2015 “ Big-time players make plays when you need them, and he’s obviously showed he’s one of those big-time players.” — Ashbrook coach Chad Duncan BIG MAN ON CAMPUS shbrook’sshbrook’s bibigg man hashas beenbeen comcominging up bibigg dduringuring tthehe GGreenreen Wave’s run to the state championship game.game. HEIGHT:HEIGHT: 6 FEET, 9 INCHESINCHES Isaiah WhaleyWhaley stands 6-foot-9, and the junior has combined Well-known 6-foot-9 NBA players include:include: A skill with his height to become Ashbrook’s top scorer, rebounder andand sshothot blocker.blocker. Whaley, nicknamed “Pork Chop” since the sixth grade, is drawing Divi- sionsion I recruiting interest, but right now all he’s focused on is Saturday’s statestate championship game against Fayetteville Terry Sanford. “It’s been an interesting run,” Whaley said. “Just trying to fi nish it outout.”.” MagicMagic Johnson KevinKevin DurantDurant LarryLarry Bird — CompiledCompiled bbyy Phillip GardnerGardner HAND:HAND: 9 1/81/8 INCHESINCN HES WINGSPAN:WINGSPAN: 7 FEET,FEET, 2 INCHESINCHES GOING FOR A RING: Ashbrook will play for its fi rst state championship in school history when it faces Fayetteville Terry Sanford 7:30 p.m. Sat- urday at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill. The Green Wave is making its fi rst state title game appearance since 1977, when it fi nished 4A run- ner-up after a one-point loss to cross-town rival Hunter Huss. TALL GGENES:ENES: Whaley says he gets his height from hihiss ggrandmother’srandmother’s side of the family, which has a number ooff 7-footers. He’s by far the tallest person in his immediate family, as his father is 6-foot-4 and his mother is 5-foot-9. COLLEGECOLLEGE OFFERS:OFFERS: With another year of hihighgh school He has an older brother who stands 6-foot-3, a younyoungerger remaining,remaining, WhaleyWhaley saidsaid hhe’lle’ll bbee ccloserloser to a cocollegellege brother in the sixth grade who’s 5-foot-10 and two shorter decisiondecision after this summer.summer. sisters,sisters, one olderolder andand one younger. GETTINGGETTING SERIOUSSERIOUS ABOUTABOUT BASKETBALL:BASKETBALL: WhaleyWhaley playedplayed basketballbasketball as a kid,kid, butbut thethe sport diddidn’tn’t mean nearnearlyly GROWTHGROWTH SSPURT:PURT: WhaleyWhaley hashas alwaysalways beenbeen tallertaller thanthan hihiss aass much to him then as it does now. “I started really peers, butbut hehe hithit a growthgrowth spurt duringduring middlemiddle school,school, gettinggetting seriousserious withwith basketballbasketball inin thethe seventhseventh grade,”grade,” sproutinsproutingg four inches to 6-foot-4 as an eieighth-grader.ghth-grader. He’s hehe said. Whaley then helped Grier reach the Gaston since growngrown fi ve more inches. CCountyounty middle school championship ggameame as an eighth-gradereighth-grader in 2012.2012. “PORK“PORK CHOP”CHOP” NICKNAME:NICKNAME: People have affectionately referred to Whaley as “Pork Chop” since the sixth ggrade,rade, when FAVORITEFAVORITE PLAYERS:PLAYERS: Wha-Wha- hishis classclass hhadad two bboysoys wwithith tthehe name IIsaiah.saiah. WhWhenen hihiss ley’sey’s favorite profession-profession- teacher learned Whaley’s favorite food was his mom’s al basketballbasketball playerplayer iiss porkpork chops,chops, the name stuck. “I used to eat them one to KobeKobe Bryant, and his two times a week,” he said, addingadding that he doesn’t eateat favoritefavorite point guardguard is KobeKobe BryantBryant JohnJohn WallWall pork chops quite as frequently now.now. JohnJohn WWall.all. “I ususeded ttoo patternpattern my game after KevinKevin Durant,” Whaley said of the Oklahoma City ThunderThunder forward.forward. “ I justjust trytry to makemake othersothers bbetter.etter. I thinkthink I’mI’m a goodgood team player.player.” — WhaleyWhaley on hihiss rolerole on tthehe team Graphic by Lauren Frame/The Gazette SHOESHOE SIZE:SIZE: 13 POINTS PER GAME: 17.7......... CAREER-HIGH: 41 REBOUNDS PER GAME: 9.1........ CAREER-HIGH: 21 BLOCKS PER GAME: 4.8......... CAREER-HIGH: 10 Progress through adversity Gastonia’s Hamilton hopes FSU will play in postseason or most ACC schools, playing in the FSU head coach. “I think we’re growing as a NIT, the CollegeInsider.com or College team and the future is bright for this program.” Basketball Invitational postseason Because of what Florida State has been basketball tournament are consid- through this year, it would’ve been hard to F ered consolation prizes. make such a statement earlier in the sea- For Florida State and its son — or even hope for a postseason bid. Gastonia head coach Leonard Particulary in mid-December when leading Hamilton, it’ll be part reward scorer (and top returnee) Aaron Thomas was and part opportunity after the kicked off the team as FSU was preparing Seminoles’ NCAA tournament to open its ACC schedule at Notre Dame. hopes ended in Thursday’s 58- Losing Thomas added to the difficulties Ham- 44 ACC quarterfinal loss to reg- ilton’s young Seminoles would already face. ular season champoin Virginia. Predictably, Florida State started out 4-5 RICHARD “We’re hoping to play and had two three-game ACC losing streaks. postseason basketball in one But for the youthful Seminoles — Associated Press WALKER who will lose only one senior (starting Duke's Justise Winslow drives to the basket against N.C. State during of the tournaments,” said their game in the ACC tournament quarterfi nals Thursday in Greensboro. 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