Rankings: Biggest Risers (2020)

Israel Potoczny

December 5, 2019 @ 12:50 AM

Rankings: Biggest Risers (2020) Prep Hoops Kansas released its most recently updated 2020 class rankings this week and the updated list features several players who have been mainstays in the rankings, as well as several players who have moved up the list. Here Prep Hoops takes a look at several players who have raised their profile and moved up the Prep Hoops' 2020 rankings. Shawn Hendershot, 6’4, G/F 2020, Blue Valley North 57 to 32 Hendershot is a smart, hard-working two-way player who brings physicality and athleticism to the floor. He is a good outside shooter and can take his chances inside as a scoring option and offensive rebounder and all-around hustle. Also a standout on the football field who is drawing offers, Hendershot outworks his opponents and has a strong basketball frame that allows him to play physical and aggressively. Jerome Washington, 6’5, G/F, 2020, Andover Central 49 to 33 Washington (aka Goosen) shows a nice all-around game on both sides of the floor. He put together a strong summer running with NLHA where he was able to showcase his versatility and perimeter skills. He makes smart plays on both sides of the ball and takes good chances as a defender inside. He shows the ability to play in transition as well. Teven McKelvey, 6’1, G, 2020, Gardner-Edgerton 53 to 35 McKelvey is a nice player who looks to play a strong, physical brand of basketball. He’s a tough guard who can rebound well for his size and has good speed. He can score when he has the open look and is a solid passer and has terrific vision on the court. Also a standout football prospect, McKelvey shows good upside and a good all-around game. Isaiah Gavin, 6’5, G/F, 2020, St. Thomas Aquinas 55 to 31 Gavin is a long, athletic wing who has a lot of potential and shows a good work ethic. He can go inside and use his frame to fight for position and shows the creativity needed to find his own path to the basket. He rebounds well and has good hands and the ability to stretch the floor with his outside shooting or go inside some and make plays as a defender and scorer. Rishaud Dockery, 6’1, G, 2020, Bonner Springs 51 to 27 Dockery is a nice guard who shows good handles and the ability to spot schemes and put himself and his team in a position to score. He is an aggressive player on both sides of the floor and has good speed and control in the transition game. He looks to shoot from distance and can make good passes and distribute the ball well.