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10 Questions with Berks Catholic’s Aidan Sands, presented by Diamond Credit Union

Each Wednesday MikeDragoSports.com goes one-on-one with a Berks boys basketball player to find out what’s on his mind — on the court and off.

Presented by Diamond Credit Union

Aidan Sands, Berks Catholic

Senior forward

Q: If you could go one-on-one against any NBA player, past or present, who would it be?

Ja Morant, because he’s my favorite player.

Q: What’s the one basketball skill you’d like to add to your game?

I want to get better at dribbling and being quicker with the ball.

Q: What’s the TV show that you watch regularly that might surprise people?

“Titletown High” (on Netflix). I like how it shows a real high school football season instead of making one up.

Q: What’s the funniest thing a ref ever said to you during a game?

“Stop crying.”

Aidan Sands (Susan L. Angstadt photo)

Q: Which of your teammates is best to follow on Instagram or Snapchap?

Ryan Koch, because he’s the most active and he’ll respond to a text in under a minute.

Q: You’re good at basketball. Which sport are you the worst at?

Definitely golf.

Q: If you had a chance to play college basketball, which coach would you most want to play for?

Coach K (Mike Krzyzewski). Duke has always been my favorite team growing up.

Q: Who on your team would win an NBA All-Star style 3-point shooting contest?

I gotta go with myself, but it would be close with Ryan (Koch) and Jack (Miller).

Q: What’s the one show on Netflix I should be watching right now but probably never heard of.

“Last Chance U Basketball.”

Q: Who is the Berks Catholic basketball player you looked up to most as a kid?

Either Chris Warren (a senior in 2013-14) or Pop Lacey (2014-15). I remember always wanting to go watch them play.


10 Questions, presented by Diamond Credit Union, appears each week on MikeDragoSports.com throughout the 2021-2022 basketball season.


Aidan Sands defends against Reading High’s Ruben Rodriguez. (Susan L. Angstadt photo)
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