San Mateo County C/O 2022 Prospect Watch

<p>San Mateo County NorCal prospects to watch in the c/o 2022. Because of covid these young prospects are hopeful they’ll get an opportunity to showcase their skills before the summer ends. This is just a handful of the players I would watch in this county if they were at an event. </p> <p><em><strong>Calvin Mader-Clark 6’5 SG/SF, Hillsdale HS (San Mateo, CA)</strong></em></p> <p><strong>Mader-Clark</strong> was one of the top players on a team that made a deep run in the Division II Play-offs. He was the second leading scorer and top rebounder on his team 14.4 ppg, and 6.7 rebs. He earned first team All-League honors in the Peninsula Athletic League. An active player who excels in the open court, hustles to fill the lanes, has a nice open court pull up jumper, and attacks well along the baseline. Mader-Clark has good range and can hit from 3. A good rebounder who can lead the break. </p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="946936" first="Isaiah" last="Minor"] 6’2 Combo Guard, Woodside HS (Woodside, CA)</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Minor</strong> </em>is a rising prospect in this class, he has an improving skill set that allows him to be an effective player at either of the guard positions. <em><strong>Minor’s</strong> </em>handles, and vision allows him to lead the break that turns into baskets for teammates. He’s an effective driver on the wing, with the uncanny ability to finish with his off hand to keep defenders unsure of which hand he’ll actually use. He has a good pull up jumper, good range, and a quick release. First team all-league selection.</p> <p><em><strong>Miles Klapper 6’3 Shooting Guard, Burlingame HS (Burlingame, CA)</strong></em></p> <p> <em><strong>Klapper</strong> </em>earned Second Team All-League in the Peninsula Athletic League, he was the leading scorer, and third on the team in rebounds, 10.4 ppg, 3.5 rebs. <em><strong>Klapper</strong> </em>is a good spot up shooter from 3, he hit seven 3’s in one game this season. A long armed player who gets his feet set quickly and doesn’t hesitate to fire. He was one of the leaders on a young team that returns most of their players. He’s on Wright’s watch list.</p> <p><em><strong>Tim Natane 6’5 SF, Carlmont HS (Belmont, CA)</strong></em></p> <p>A long armed wiry prospect was a key contributor on a team with a 500 record. He’s a decent all around player who needs to bulk up a bit, but he has good fundamentals, he boxes out well, sets good screens, and is active on both ends. The lefty has a good first step and some quickness, very effective going to his left. He has a decent mid-range jumper. A second team all-league selection in the PAL.</p> <p><em><strong>Sean Richardson 5’10 Point Guard, Burlingame HS ( Burlingame, CA)</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Richardson</strong> </em>a thick point guard with decent handles does a good job of running this teams offense. He brings a certain toughness and doesn’t mind the physical play.  He’s not super fast but does a good job of using his body, and pushing the transition break. He takes advantage of slacking defenders on the drive with his physical style of play. A point guard who takes care of the ball limiting turnovers and averaged 4.5 assists per game. He’ll help lead this young group.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>