All State Potential 6”4-6”5 Top Tier

<p>Here are some players ranging in height from 6”4- 6”5. All these guys can play inside or out. They should all make an all state team this coming season.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="992509" first="Brandon" last="Williams"] </strong>is a 2023 player for legendary powerhouse Christ The King HS. They are no stranger to placing kids on the all state team.  This young man should be another. He can put it on the floor , shoot the three or flush it. Also possesses a nice pull up game. Has offers from Illinois, TCU, LSU and Bryant. All reports are that Brandon has grown bigger then 6”5. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="992510" first="Javoy" last="Thompson"] </strong>the 2023 Mount St. Michael HS player has tremendous upside. He is maturing as a player. Sienna has offered on those merits. Tremendous body and athlete. Should have a breakout season.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="945538" first="Ryan" last="McPartlan"] </strong>is the go to guy on this very good Fordham Prep team. He does everything well. Can shoot it, drive it and defend. Has an impressive list of programs looking to secure him.  MACC, Patriot league and ivy schools are all over him as well as many of the D2 schools on the east coast. Could be a first team class A player. Also in the running  for player of the year. <strong>Update late breaking news Ryan has committed to D2 Union College (oct 20)</strong></p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1046814" first="Jonathan" last="Medley"] </strong>St. Francis Prep the very successful Queens program has the most underrated player in this group. An all city selection Jonathan(2022) is a double -double machine. Physically strong rebounder who can step out and hit the three. College programs should not wait to long to get involved.</p> <p><strong>Andres Marrero</strong> from Long Islands Upper Room Christian school. The  2021 smooth combo guard always makes the right decision on the court. Lights out shooter. Excellent mid-range game. The big east and A10 schools have checked in on this guard.</p> <p><strong>Jayshane Woodard </strong>Wings Academy in the Bronx (2021). Another player probably now over 6”5. He runs the floor effortlessly. Can lead the break and then finish it himself or set up a teammate. Scores around the rim. Has the ability to stretch the floor because of his consistency shooting the three. Illinois, St.Peters and Manhattan have all offered this multi talented player.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>