City Rankings: Fayetteville Top 5 Forwards
<p><i>The Forward position was one of the positions that was loaded with talent in Fayetteville, NC throughout the year. Whether it’s true Small Forwards or stretch Forwards, these young men flat out got it done this season, these rankings are based on the production & consistency from this past season</i>.</p>
<p><b>#1 -Northwood Temple Senior [player_tooltip player_id="572978" first="Reggie" last="Raynor"]</b>: He has progressed in a Major way over the last few seasons, building his physique and putting countless hours in on his skills. Making athletic plays and using his motor were ways that he seemed to consistently impact games. UNCG will be the location where he continues his basketball career and we know that their staff gets the most out of all their players. </p>
<p><b>#2 -Terry Sanford Sophomore [player_tooltip player_id="787668" first="Davis" last="Molnar"]</b>: At 14 Points & 8 Rebounds per game, he was a huge part of the success of his squad including being a facilitator as well. His height at 6’6 with the ability to knock down shots from three point range, makes him a tough player to defend.</p>
<p><b>#3 -Trinity Christian Senior [player_tooltip player_id="833294" first="Todd" last="Burtt"]</b>: One of the few seniors on the roster for TCS this year, he not only provided scoring and rebounding but also senior leadership. At 6’8 with the ability to stretch a defense, you can see why colleges were excited about him as he will be attending Catawba College next year.</p>
<p><b>#4 -Village Christian Senior [player_tooltip player_id="833060" first="Justin" last="Thomas"]</b>: It’s still a head scratcher that he hasn’t signed anywhere yet because he is a legit D1 caliber talent. 6’5 with the ability to play the: SG, PG and SF positions you can see why he was such a valuable asset to his team.</p>
<p><b>#5 -Westover Senior [player_tooltip player_id="573018" first="Traymond" last="Willis-Shaw"]</b>: Was one of the valuable pieces to the Westover attack this season, especially on the defensive side off the court. He blocked shots and came up with a high amount of steals which helped to lead into easy transition buckets. Next season he will he going through JC route which will give him time to continue to develop physically and gain more interest/offers.</p>
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