Top Bigs in Salem County

<p>As we move through our county rankings, we start to hit different positions for certain areas. For Salem County, we will move down to the block to check out some of the bigs to keep an eye on.</p> <p><b>Nate Jones (2021) | Pennsville</b></p> <p>Jones is a versatile player on the floor. He can play multiple positions which gives Pennsville options. He can guard all five positions. Jones uses his 6’2 frame well and plays bigger than his size. This is an agile player with great ability on both ends. Jones will be an intricate piece of Pennsville as a senior.</p> <p><b>Jack Schneider (2022) | Woodstown</b></p> <p>Woodstown had a strong season in 20019-2020. They will have [player_tooltip player_id="933720" first="Zach" last="Wygand"] back for one more year which makes them contenders once again. Schneider will look to take the next step as a post player. He is the type of player that can control the game from the block. Woodstown is a very balanced team and Schneider is a reason why.</p> <p><b>Kamron Bailey (2022) | Penns Grove</b></p> <p>Penns Grove won 25 games this season behind some of the best guard play in the state. Bailey is a player that can learn to control the post. He will see a significant increase in playing time with Penns Grove losing some key big men and this will only help him. He is a big body that can be valuable in an offense.</p> <p><b>James Sanders (2022) | Salem</b></p> <p>Sanders is another member of the Class of 2022 that will benefit for an increase in playing time. Salem County is losing many talented player down low to graduation. This will open the door for some new stars and Sanders could be one of them. He has great size. Sanders is the type of player that can give Salem options.</p> <p><b>Tallen Murray (2022) | Schalick</b></p> <p>Schalick was extremely guard heavy this season and that will be the case once again in 2020-2021. Murray did not get much attention this season but he could turn into one of the dark-horse players as the summer begins.</p>