Class of 2022 – 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>[player_tooltip player_id="674428" first="Tre" last="Blassingame"] (Auburn) – The 6-foot-5 wing is playing beyond his years. A dynamic and scrappy player who can play and guard multiple positions. A player who is extremely confident in his game and is fearless on both ends of the court. Blassingame is a First-Team All-League selection and is an instrumental player for the Trojans. A versatile player who plays at a high level and can really score the ball at all three levels.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="931158" first="Tre’" last="Seydel"] (Raymond) – Seydel can really shoot the three-ball. A guard who loves to push the ball in transition and create opportunities for either himself or his teammates. Seydel plays with a solid tempo and has good instincts. The 6-foot guard also gets it done defensively and is an outstanding rebounder recording nearly 25 points and 10 rebounds during his sophomore campaign.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="931313" first="Asjon" last="Anderson"] (Mount Tahoma) – Anderson has a tight handle and a high IQ making him extremely difficult to guard. A lockdown on-ball defender and great floor general. Anderson is a winner, a player who plays with a high motor and loves to compete. The lengthy guard can really score the ball off the dribble but can also finish through tough contact around the rim.</p> <p>Jackson Esary (Kalama) – After only scoring 9.5 points and grabbing 5 rebounds during his freshman season, Esary really gained a lot of confidence and played a huge role for the Chinooks. The 6-foot-2 guard is much more aggressive offensively, defensively and on the boards. Esary is an extremely athletic player who will do anything to help his team win.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="674441" first="Kahlil" last="Singleton"] (Fort Vancouver) – Singleton is a shifty guard who can flat out light up the scoreboard with his jump shot or his crafty finishes around the rim. A guard who can really handle the ball and loves to push the tempo and attacks the defense. Singleton is very dangerous from beyond the arc and has increased his efficiency to score at all three levels.</p>