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NAME: Chris'seon Stringer
SCHOOL: Taft High School
SPORT(S):
Basketball-Football
GRADUATING YEAR: 2019
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT:
Signing with U. of Toledo
BIRTHDATE: 11/17/99
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'2"-215
lbs.
RESIDENCE: Hamilton
MOM: Tiamika Brown
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: "My
mom."
FUTURE GOAL: "Graduate
college."
Taft high school senior Chris'seon Stringer is a two-sport all-star in
basketball and football.
In basketball, Taft is this year's CMAC Red Division tri-champions
with a league record of 8-2. The Senators are also Div. II Sectional
champs and District runners-up at 19-4 over all.
Chris'seon, averaging about 16 points a game, helped the Senators win
tough back-to-back games versus two defending state champions - Deer
Park and Covington Catholic, in which he scored 13 points and 14
points, respectively. He also put up 17 points vs. Woodward and 15
points each vs. Hughes, Covington Catholic and Shroder. He scored 22
points in the big Sectional title game win vs. Hughes. He was named
first team all-CMAC for the 2nd time and third team all-SWO District
in Div. II.
Last season, the Senators were outright league champions going 9-1 in
league play, 17-7 over all. He averaged 21.7 points (second in the
league), 6.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, and was named 1st team
all-CMAC, 2nd team all-city Div. II (Enquirer), 2nd team SWO District
Div. II and honorable mention all-state Div. II.
A football receiver this past season for the 8-2 CMAC champions (5-0
in league play), he had 29 receptions for a league-leading 544 yards
and six TDs, plus he rushed for another TD. On defense, he had 38
total tackles and three interceptions. He was named 1st team all-CMAC
for the third time, 1st team SWO District Div. IV, and special mention
all-Ohio Div. IV.
Chris'seon will play football collegiately at the University of
Toledo. His favorite athlete is LeBron James, favorite entertainer is
Kevin Hart, favorite book is Of Mice and Men, favorite movie is Friday
and most-like-to-meet is Zendaya Coleman.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Chris'seon is a leader on and off the court. He
wants to be the best and pushes for the best from his teammates."
— Demarco Bradley, Basketball Coach
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