2022 Rankings Breakdown: Potential Breakout Candidates

<p>In each class, a handful of prospects eventually breakout and pass others ahead of them in the rankings. This article aims to highlight 5 young men from the local 2022 class who could do that.</p> <p><strong>#8 | [player_tooltip player_id="777065" first="Tyrell" last="Ward"] | DeMatha</strong></p> <p>It’s uncommon to talk about a top-10 guy as a breakout candidate, but Ward is just scratching the surface. He’s shown signs here and there that he can be a difference-maker on both ends, which means expectations will be high. Ward has matured nicely and should be able to handle the additional responsibility.</p> <p><strong>#32 | [player_tooltip player_id="837939" first="Adam" last="Angwafo"] | Bullis</strong></p> <p>Angwafo has physical tools that can’t be taught. At 6-foot-7, he has the potential to guard virtually every position on the floor. When things completely click for Angwafo, he could become one of the most sought after recruits in the area. </p> <p><strong>#40 | [player_tooltip player_id="1049815" first="Travis" last="Roberts"] | Bishop Walsh</strong></p> <p>Roberts is a premium bucket-getter with size and athleticism to boot. Bishop Walsh will need him to score consistently but also hold his own defensively against stiff competition. If he is able to do that, there’s no reason why he can’t play at the highest level of college basketball. </p> <p><strong>#60 | [player_tooltip player_id="1049817" first="Shaq" last="Samuels"] | Avalon</strong></p> <p>Samuels is a powerhouse on the wing with a robust physical profile and an underrated skill set. He is already playing at a high level this winter and is a safe bet to continue doing so. If you’re into versatile players that can fill a myriad of roles, Samuels is your guy. </p> <p><strong>#63 | [player_tooltip player_id="1110550" first="Jeremiah" last="Littlejohn"] | Rock Creek Christian</strong></p> <p>Littlejohn is a long, athletic wing that oozes upside. He should continue to improve as his rangy frame continues to fill out.</p>