Class of 2021 – Who’s Continuing To Get Better?

<p>Many players put in a lot of hard work to prepare and stand out when the lights come on. The meticulous work of these players has been paying off and capturing the attention of many people. It has been exciting to see the hard work pay off and it will be exciting to see everyone prove their mark next season.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="843727" first="Omari" last="Maulana"] (Life Christian Academy) – A player who continues to evolve in all aspects of his game. Maulana is easily one of the best players in the state. The guard is a great leader, on and off the court, and is a phenomenal floor general. The 6-foot-1 guard has proven during the summer circuit and high school season that he can play against the best players. The 2B Player of the Year and All-Area selection can score the ball efficiently at all three-levels. A fearless player who is expected to have an even bigger senior season.</p> <p>Raymon Martin (Clover Park) – Martin is a strong physical guard who loves to put the ball on the floor and create opportunities for himself and others. The Clover Park standout can guard and play multiple positions and has continued to increase his confidence and leadership. The junior scored 19 points and grabbed 9 rebounds for a Warriors group who had more success this past season.</p> <p>Evan Pierce (Upper Columbia Academy) – The 6-foot-5 guard is extremely versatile. A player who can flat out score the ball. Embracing a much bigger role for the Upper Columbia, Pierce was absolutely dominant offensively scoring nearly 24 points while recording nearly 7 rebounds. Pierce can really handle the ball loves to attack the basket but is also capable of shoot the deep ball.</p> <p>Isaiah Compton (Mary M. Knight) – Compton is a double-double machine who plays with a high motor all game long. This past season, Compton recorded 22 points to go along with a monstrous 14 rebounds. A strong big who is athletic and can really run the floor well. Compton is a threat under the rim on both ends of the court and it is very difficult to stop him when he gets going.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="843726" first="Cobi" last="Campbell"] (Puyallup) – A quality student-athlete who gets it done on the court and in the classroom. Campbell knows what it takes to win and has a lot of experience of being successful on the court. The junior had a standout season after scoring 19.2 points, dishing 4.2 assists, and nearly 5 rebounds. The high IQ guard is a First-Team All-SPSL and All-Area selection. The lefty guard can really scorch the net from deep and has great court vision finding the open man.</p>