<p>The Great Western Winter Classic took place at Nets on Fire in St George, UT. The event ran from December 19th through December 22nd. It featured over 70 teams. In this article we take a look at the top 10 unsigned seniors from the event. </p>
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<li>Alex Tews <em>6’11 Cooper Institute</em> - Traditional 5 man. Tews is a fluid rim runner with good low post footwork. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="927117" first="Jan" last="Madi Ngock"] <em>6’7 PF SFBA</em> (featured image) - Athletic stretch 4. Range beyond the 3 point line plus good R&J ability. </li>
<li>Kiree Huie 6<em>’9 PF Desert Valley Prep</em> - Banger 4. Huie is an active rebounder on both the offensive and defensive end.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="680245" first="Trevan" last="Martin"] <em>6’4 SF Gampoint</em> - Athletic lock down forward. Solid frame and R&J ability. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="943417" first="Riles" last="Neff"] <em>6’1 CG Team Build Up</em> - Floor Spacing CG. Neff is a tough shot maker with good ballhandling and slashing skills. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="747103" first="Hayden" last="Gray"] <em>6’3 SG Gamepoin</em>t - Athletic lock down 2 guard. Gray has good R&J ability and defends multiple positions.</li>
<li>Solomon Jones <em>6’8 PF Veritas</em> - Versatile 4 Man. Jones is long, and active with the ability to defend multiple positions.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="858168" first="Jalen" last="Cunningham"] <em>6’2 SG SFBA</em> - 3 point specialist. Sniper with great form and a consistent release on his jumper. </li>
<li>Tony Corley <em>6’7 PF Cooper Institue</em> - Traditional 4. Lefty scores off activity and effort around the basket.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="900302" first="Zaba" last="Bangala"] 6’7 SF SFBA - Scoring wing. Bangala has good size, decent stroke and solid iso skills. </li>
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