Kendall Marshall doesn't make all-conference team

Posted Mar 13, 2009
So how did one of the Washington area's top players fail to make his own all-league team? Apparently, his own coach did not nominate the player for such honors. While no one wanted to talk publicly about it, O'Connell junior guard Kendall Marshall was on the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference's all-league second team after O'Connell Coach Joe Wootten nominated another of his players for the 10-member all-league first team. (Washington Post)

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