Updated Class of 2022 Rankings: More Sleeper Prospects

<p>The Class of 2022 rankings have been updated and there are a number of guys who are ranked in the 20s and below that are definite sleeper college prospects. Here’s a look at five more of them.</p> <p><strong>#36 - [player_tooltip player_id="964545" first="Henri" last="Perrin"] (2022 Lincoln)</strong></p> <p>Perrin is a hard-nosed wing who really competes on both ends of the floor. He has a solid body at 6-foot-3 and isn’t afraid to go up against bigger players inside. He has a pretty nice touch from the perimeter and is working on improving his footspeed. He should have a big role with new Lincoln head coach Joel Lincoln’s system.</p> <p><strong>#39 - [player_tooltip player_id="964546" first="Trevon" last="Hamilton"] (2022 Beaverto)</strong></p> <p>Hamilton had a supporting role last year at Beaverton for head coach Andrew Vancil, coming off of the bench to provide energy especially on the defensive end of the floor. The 5-foot-11 point guard is playing this winter with Deep III and in practices has shown the ability on offense to push the ball and get the rock to the open man. Also a soccer standout, Hamilton is undecided on whether to kick or shoot the ball at the college level.</p> <p><strong>#44 - [player_tooltip player_id="857361" first="Ater" last="Beng"] (2022 De La Salle North)</strong></p> <p>We first saw Beng in fall league action last year and were immediately struck by his size, length, and interestingly enough his soft touch from long range. That’s unique for a 6-foot-5 and likely still growing big man and given continued development, could be a stretch four at the next level. This season he’ll get a chance to get major minutes playing for head coach James Broadous.</p> <p><strong>#49 - [player_tooltip player_id="964548" first="Justice" last="Jackson"] (2022 Westside Christian)</strong></p> <p>Jackson started out last season in a supporting role but really took on the reins of main man when teammate [player_tooltip player_id="964540" first="Landon" last="Thom"] went down with injury. At 6-foot-3, he’s got good ball-handling and passing skills for his size and also the strength and bulk to contribute along the frontline. His versatility will be big not only this winter for Deep III but this season for Westside Christian and head coach David Henry.</p> <p><strong>#50 - [player_tooltip player_id="857371" first="Logan" last="Thebiay"] (2022 Wilsonville)</strong></p> <p>Thebiay immediately draws attention because he’s got great size at 6-foot-8 and soft hands. He’s basically immovable down low and does a good job standing his ground and grabbing defensive boards. On offense he has some basic post moves and a decent touch out to mid-range. Wilsonville head coach Chris Roche will have one of the bigger teams in 5A this year and Thebiay is a big reason why.</p>