Wright City Head Coach Ken Brown called senior guard Trey Saddler the heart and soul of this year’s basketball team. Saddler has started every game for the Wildcats this season while …
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Wright City Head Coach Ken Brown called senior guard Trey Saddler the heart and soul of this year’s basketball team.
Saddler has started every game for the Wildcats this season while single-handedly leading the team to a few wins along the way.
Also a member of the Wright City football team, Saddler hopes to play football or basketball in college before potentially starting a career in construction.
Saddler sat down with The Record recently as February’s Athlete of the Month.
What will you remember about playing high school basketball?
“The crowd going crazy when you hit a clutch shot. I really like that.”
What moment stands out to you the most?
“Hitting a clutch 3-pointer in overtime this year against Winfield.”
What are your plans after graduation?
“I want to go to college and play basketball or football and maybe get into construction. I’ve looked at Lindenwood-Belleville a little bit for football, but nothing for basketball yet.”
Where do you want to be in five years?
“I want to be wealthy and just living life.”
Who is your role model?
“Coach Brown and my dad.”
One celebrity you’d like to meet:
“Probably Lebron James or Kobe Bryant.”
Favorite sports team:
“Milwaukee Bucks or Green Bay Packers because I’m from Milwaukee.”
Favorite meal:
“Chicken.”
Dream car:
“Lamborghini.”
One place you want to visit:
“San Francisco.”
Favorite movie:
“Any action movie.”
Favorite TV show:
“Anything on ESPN.”
Favorite class:
“History. All my classes are about the same to me, but I don’t like math.”
Game-winning 3-pointer or game-winning interception?
“Three-pointer because you’re so close to the crowd when you hit the 3-pointer, and all of your teammates are right there to celebrate with you.”
Started every game for the Wildcats this season