MD/DC Recruiting Report

<p>We've experienced a drop off in recruiting news over the past week or two as college programs begin to prepare for their season openers on Nov. 25. However we did see two commitments from prospects that should pan out at their respective levels and two offers extended to two prospects of the 2022 class who are clearly on the rise from a national perspective.</p> <p><span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>COMMITMENTS</strong></span></p> <p>2021 Bishop Walsh forward [player_tooltip player_id="902021" first="Nestor" last="Dyachok"] committed to New Mexico. At 6-foot-7 and hailing from Moscow, Russia, Dyachok supplies spacing offensively with his ability to hit the long ball. He keeps the game simple by making sound reads and is always willing to make the extra pass. He isn’t someone who will break the internet with his highlight tape, but he has the tools to eventually be an intriguing piece for the Lobos as time goes on.</p> <p>2021 Dulaney wing Crevon Adams gave his commitment to Salisbury. Adams is a 6-foot-4 wing at the Division III level and comes with plus length and athleticism. He has ability to make plays around or above the rim on both sides and understands how to maximize his role. </p> <p><span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>OFFERS</strong></span></p> <p>2022 Poly/Team Thrill point guard [player_tooltip player_id="777095" first="Bryce" last="Lindsay"] received an offer from Marquette’s head coach Steve Wojciechowski. Lindsay had a big performance in a win over Sunrise Christian Academy this past weekend where he drilled the game-winning three to lift Poly to a one-point victory. Lindsay’s recruitment continues to soar in an upward trajectory with more high major programs getting involved. He already holds offers from the likes of Georgetown, VCU and Virginia Tech among others.</p> <p>2022 St. Andrews/Team Takeover wing [player_tooltip player_id="904658" first="Masai" last="Troutman"] received an offer from Xavier. Troutman went from virtually unknown to a high major target within the span of a few months this spring. Ever since, he’s been playing with supreme confidence and has impressed almost every time he steps on the floor. Troutman can impact the game in a multitude of ways but what sticks out most is the effort he brings with every possession. Bryant, Florida, Georgetown, and Indiana are the other schools that have extended offers to Troutman.</p>