Adams in first place with underclassman backcourt

Tell most coaches in a Class A league that their two starting ball-handlers are underclassmen, including a tiny ninth-grader, and they might concede the season to growing pains and building character. Not so for Brad Crighton at Rochester Adams. The Highlanders, with sophomore guard Ethan Emerzian and freshman guard Gunnar Walters, are 11-3 overall and…

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