2021 PCL Available Forwards/Wings

[player_tooltip player_id="990975" first="Solo" last="Bambara"] 6’6 ’21 Neumann Gorretti (PA) Bambara is an athletic jack of all trades who does whatever is needed to help contribute to the team. He positions himself in the right places to crash the boards. His length comes into play and lets him swat away opponents shots. He is able to play out of the pick and roll and is effective at rolling to the rim and either finishing inside the paint or dunking the ball. He also makes efforts at loose balls. [player_tooltip player_id="991109" first="Jimmy" last="Casey"] 6’7 ’21 Lansdale Catholic (PA) Casey who also plays football translates his physicality and toughness onto the hardwood. He is a tough cover to guard on a nightly basis. He doesn’t have an off switch and contributes in a variety of ways. He attacks the glass relentlessly and has no issue scoring off 2nd chance efforts or finding a body to box. He has a lot of intangibles that college coaches look for.   [player_tooltip player_id="990965" first="Donald" last="Imo"] 6’7 ’21 Conwell Egan (PA) Imo is a mobile athletic big who is active on both ends of the floor. He is only a matter of seconds away from making a highlight play. Imo has a great frame and length which will only make his transition to college smoother than the others. He does a good job crashing the glass and contributes to the game in many ways. His best basketball is still ahead of him, [player_tooltip player_id="991137" first="Hunter" last="Healy"] 6’8 ’21 Bishop McDevitt (PA) Healy is a colossal back-to-the-basket post who has a very effective game on the low block. if he gets you sealed down low good luck getting around him. He is able to pass out of the post and find shooters within the sequence of the offense. He also is active on the glass and finds a way to alter shots. [player_tooltip player_id="990952" first="Aaron" last="Lemon-Warren"] 6’5 ’21 Archbishop Ryan (PA) Lemon-Warren is able to instantly create offense for himself off the bounce. The budding wing also can finish in a variety of ways and is no stranger to putting the ball into to basket. He moves without the basketball and can come off screens or pin downs. Lemon-Warren has no fear and will throw his body into anyone to get to spots on the floor. He has a nice blend of physicality, size, and speed which will make his transition to the college game easier than others. On the defensive end, he matches up well with guards and wings. [player_tooltip player_id="990968" first="Muneer" last="Newton"] 6’6 ’21 Archbishop Wood (PA) Newton is an athletic punisher who plays with an amazing deal of physicality. He is known for being a powerful finisher inside. He has a lunch pail mentality any time he steps onto the floor. and doesn’t need to score the basketball to show his worth to the team. Newton is built like an edge-rusher and moves well for his size. He plays within himself and doesn’t let the game get too big for him. The blend of size, athleticism, and mobility should makes him an intriguing prospect at the next level. [player_tooltip player_id="850520" first="Christian" last="Tomasco"] 6’9 ’21 (w/’2022 option) Archbishop Ryan (PA) The skilled post can play on the perimeter and put the ball on the deck. He is also no stranger to catching lobs and finishing above the rim. Tomasco is effective at protecting the rim. He can get others involved and has a nice feel for the game. Tomasco is a regular of accumulating double-doubles. He has added a lot to his game over the last six or seven months and will continue to get better with time. [player_tooltip player_id="990949" first="Blaise" last="Vespe"] 6’7 ’21 (w/’2022 option) Neumann Goretti (PA) Vespe is a jack of all trades forward who contributes to the game in many ways. He has the ability to finish inside, on from behind the three-point line, or above the rim. On the defensive end, he able to guard 2-5 and is assertive going after rebounds. He has also worked on becoming more quicker since last year and is growing into his. body more.

Solo Bambara Solo Bambara 6'6" | PF Neumann-Goretti | 2021 State PA 6’6 ’21 Neumann Gorretti (PA)

Bambara is an athletic jack of all trades who does whatever is needed to help contribute to the team. He positions himself in the right places to crash the boards. His length comes into play and lets him swat away opponents shots. He is able to play out of the pick and roll and is effective at rolling to the rim and either finishing inside the paint or dunking the ball. He also makes efforts at loose balls.

Jimmy Casey Jimmy Casey 6'7" | C Lansdale Catholic | 2021 State PA 6’7 ’21 Lansdale Catholic (PA)

Casey who also plays football translates his physicality and toughness onto the hardwood. He is a tough cover to guard on a nightly basis. He doesn’t have an off switch and contributes in a variety of ways. He attacks the glass relentlessly and has no issue scoring off 2nd chance efforts or finding a body to box. He has a lot of intangibles that college coaches look for.

Donald Imo Donald Imo 6'7" | PF Conwell-Egan | 2021 State PA 6’7 ’21 Conwell Egan (PA)

Imo is a mobile athletic big who is active on both ends of the floor. He is only a matter of seconds away from making a highlight play. Imo has a great frame and length which will only make his transition to college smoother than the others. He does a good job crashing the glass and contributes to the game in many ways. His best basketball is still ahead of him,

Hunter Healy Hunter Healy 6'7" | C Bishop McDevit | 2021 State PA 6’8 ’21 Bishop McDevitt (PA)

Healy is a colossal back-to-the-basket post who has a very effective game on the low block. if he gets you sealed down low good luck getting around him. He is able to pass out of the post and find shooters within the sequence of the offense. He also is active on the glass and finds a way to alter shots.

Aaron Lemon-Warren Aaron Lemon-Warren 6'4" | SF Archbishop Ryan | 2021 State PA 6’5 ’21 Archbishop Ryan (PA)

Lemon-Warren is able to instantly create offense for himself off the bounce. The budding wing also can finish in a variety of ways and is no stranger to putting the ball into to basket. He moves without the basketball and can come off screens or pin downs. Lemon-Warren has no fear and will throw his body into anyone to get to spots on the floor. He has a nice blend of physicality, size, and speed which will make his transition to the college game easier than others. On the defensive end, he matches up well with guards and wings.

Muneer Newton Muneer Newton 6'5" | PF Archbishop Wood | 2021 State PA 6’6 ’21 Archbishop Wood (PA)

Newton is an athletic punisher who plays with an amazing deal of physicality. He is known for being a powerful finisher inside. He has a lunch pail mentality any time he steps onto the floor. and doesn’t need to score the basketball to show his worth to the team. Newton is built like an edge-rusher and moves well for his size. He plays within himself and doesn’t let the game get too big for him. The blend of size, athleticism, and mobility should makes him an intriguing prospect at the next level.

Christian Tomasco Christian Tomasco 6'9" | PF Archbishop Ryan | 2021 State PA 6’9 ’21 (w/’2022 option) Archbishop Ryan (PA)
The skilled post can play on the perimeter and put the ball on the deck. He is also no stranger to catching lobs and finishing above the rim. Tomasco is effective at protecting the rim. He can get others involved and has a nice feel for the game. Tomasco is a regular of accumulating double-doubles. He has added a lot to his game over the last six or seven months and will continue to get better with time.

Blaise Vespe Blaise Vespe 6'7" | SF Neumann-Goretti | 2021 State PA 6’7 ’21 (w/’2022 option) Neumann Goretti (PA)

Vespe is a jack of all trades forward who contributes to the game in many ways. He has the ability to finish inside, on from behind the three-point line, or above the rim. On the defensive end, he able to guard 2-5 and is assertive going after rebounds. He has also worked on becoming more quicker since last year and is growing into his. body more.