Monday, January 25, 2016
Thursday, June 11, 2015
TOP GUARD TOP HONORS
KORY COOLEY EARNS
5
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK HONORS
Freshman Kory Cooley has been a standout for his rookie college career in the ECC earning 5 rookie of the week honors for his performance during the 2014-2015 season. He has also excelled in his overall court performance. Cooley averaged 16.3 points per game during for the season and had an astounding 49.7% shooting average, 38.7% three point shooting average and 68.3% free throw average! In addition, Cooley earned a starting position and maintained a strong presence as a leader and team player. Kory Cooley's high standards were also maintained off the court with currently 4 "A"s for his college courses.
CHECK OUT COOLEY'S STATS FOR 2014-2015:
KORY COOLEY STATS
CHECK OUT COOLEY'S GAME - SCORING 25 POINTS AND HELPING HIS TEAM SECURE THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON!
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(if video does not play CLICK HERE TO SEE GAME)
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
KORY COOLEY RECRUITED TO QUALITY EDUCATION ACADEMY
KORY COOLEY RECRUITED TO
QUALITY EDUCATION ACADEMY
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| KORY COOLEY (#10) WITH NEW TEAM QUALITY EDUCATION ACADEMY |
After starting his high school career at Montrose Christian School and later to Coolidge High School, Kory Cooley makes a bold decision and accepted a recruit offer from Quality Education Academy in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Cooley seeing value in the QEA team, moved to North Carolina to bring more skills to an already strong team. In less than two months, he has moved to the starting line up and contributes heavily both offensively and defensively. With a current season high of 17 points, he is has quickly become an asset to his team.
Kory Cooley can be contacted at korycooleybasketball@gmail.com
Kory Cooley's NCAA Eligibility ID 1307410277
QEA Highlight reel (his starts at 5:41)
Kory's QEA page
Press:
From Phenom Hoop Report:
"6’2 Senior Kory Cooley of QEA: This was our first viewing of Cooley. Cooley is a smooth and athletic guard that has outstanding body control. He can hurt you off dribble penetration or knock down the 3-pointer with consistency. Cooley has excellent shooting mechanics and is a lock down defender".
Full article at Phenom Hoop Report
Tweet from Rick Lewis - Scouting & Recruiting Director Phenom Hoop Report:
6'2 '14 Kory Cooley of QEA finished with 16 points. Silky smooth guard that can flat out defend.
— Rick Lewis (@Coach_Rick57) December 11, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
KORY COOLEY - AWESOME PLAYER WITH AWESOME GRADES GETS AWESOME INTEREST FROM D1 SCHOOLS!
Kory Cooley ends his junior year of high school with all "As" and one "B"! Keeping his focus and working to be the best, Cooley makes learning a priority amidst his busy basketball schedule.
Cooley also lead his team to two DC Conference titles - the first time in the history of Coolidge basketball! With a game high of 23 points, 75% free throws made as well as numerous assists and rebounds, Cooley proves he is a valuable part of any team.
Working out his body and mind, Cooley keeps his focus and priorities in line!
What's next? Answering the call for the several D1 schools who are interested in seeing him come to their school. Some of the current interests include Wake Forest, George Mason, George Washington, James Madison & University of North Carolina-Greensboro, Boston College and more!
Kory Cooley can be contacted at korycooleybasketball@gmail.com
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Sunday, March 31, 2013
KORY COOLEY GIVES COOLIDGE
THE DCIAA VICTORY!
With only seconds left in the game, Kory Cooley, who had gone on a fourth quarter shooting spree, gives the Coolidge Colts the victory with his winning free throw.
“Biggest shot of my life, so far,” said Cooley, who scored nine points in the fourth quarter after being held scoreless the first three quarters. “I was going through a little slump. I wasn’t in my rhythm, but luckily, fourth quarter, my shot came to me and I was able to knock it down in the clutch.” (quote from the Washington Post).
When asked about his winning free throw Cooley states:
“It’s very underrated. All points are part of the game,” Cooley said of the free throw. “If you win by one, you win by 30, it’s the same thing.” (quote from the Washington Post).
FULL WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE:
VIEW COOLEY INTERVIEW
FOURTH QUARTER FEATURING COOLEY
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