Devon Prep (PA) West Catholic Prep (PA) Notable Prospects

Devon Prep Argel "IV" Pettit 6’2 ’22 Pettit is no stranger to finding the rim, he showed he could convert on looks from many spots on the floor and in a variety of ways. He took that the defenses gave him and made the most of it. Pettit was active on the other end of the floor as well showing he could double on ball screens and pressure the ball. Pettit brings nice size to the lead guard spot. Jacen Holloway 6’3 ’23 Holloway provided a great lift off the bench for the Tide. His blend of size and skill set make him a tough guy to gameplan for. Holloway operates well out of the mid-post area and gets to where he wants with the ball in his hands. he doesn’t need the ball in his hands to make his presence known, he filled and replace. He scored the basketball at all 3 levels, and sought out to make tough passes off the block. [player_tooltip player_id="1123922" first="Ty" last="Mishock"] 5’9 ’24 Despite only being a freshman Mishock plays with a lot of confidence and has a good feel for the game beyond his years. He showed directly out of the gate he was capable of taking charges. He is also a relentless attacker and has no issue going up against contact. He utilizes backdoor cuts and makes tough passes. [player_tooltip player_id="991135" first="Eamonn" last="Walsh"] 6’3 ’21 Walsh has the mindset to help his team win no matter what he is asked to do. He can be a mismatch issue with his expanded offensive game. He rebounds the ball well and isn’t afraid to push the ball up the floor and showed he could be a break starter.   West Catholic [player_tooltip player_id="990958" first="Eric" last="Chamberlain"] 5’10 ’21 Does the little things on either end of the floor. His game isn’t the most flashy but he provides a great spark and does not take a second off. Chamberlain was getting others involved and finding his bigs down low. Chamberlain showed he could turn defense into offense in a matter of seconds. Chamberlain finishes well inside and has a toughness that coaches enjoy coaching. [player_tooltip player_id="991210" first="Nasir" last="Griffin"] 6’7 ’22 Griffin who is a magnetic finisher 6ft and in, showed off his fuel tool kit of post moves. He has a really stealthy set of fakes that catches defenders more often than not. He gets good positioning inside and bullies his way to the rim, if he has you sealed he’s already won the matchup. He is capable to play out of the two-man game as a screen & roller. He was effective in collecting rebounds and came up with them on both ends of the floor. [player_tooltip player_id="1121734" first="Zion" last="Stanford"] 6’4 ’23 Stanford who is a menace defensively makes his presence felt more often than not. From communication on defense, and applying assertive on-ball pressure all throughout the game. Stanford also found the bucket a handful of times, he made a gritty 2nd chance play to get a bucket and also knocked down a shot from three. [player_tooltip player_id="1122112" first="Kareem" last="Watson"] 6’5 ’22 Watson who is known for his ability to cash in on shots from behind the arc was in full force from there. Watson’s mix of length speed and athleticism allows him to recover from further away defensively, congest passing lanes, and switch onto forwards and wings. He can play either off the ball or on the ball and knows the right spots to be at on the floor.

Devon Prep
Argel "IV" Pettit 6’2 ’22
Pettit is no stranger to finding the rim, he showed he could convert on looks from many spots on the floor and in a variety of ways. He took that the defenses gave him and made the most of it. Pettit was active on the other end of the floor as well showing he could double on ball screens and pressure the ball. Pettit brings nice size to the lead guard spot.

Jacen Holloway 6’3 ’23

Holloway provided a great lift off the bench for the Tide. His blend of size and skill set make him a tough guy to gameplan for. Holloway operates well out of the mid-post area and gets to where he wants with the ball in his hands. he doesn’t need the ball in his hands to make his presence known, he filled and replace. He scored the basketball at all 3 levels, and sought out to make tough passes off the block.

Ty Mishock Ty Mishock 5'10" | PG Spring Ford | 2024 PA 5’9 ’24
Despite only being a freshman Mishock plays with a lot of confidence and has a good feel for the game beyond his years. He showed directly out of the gate he was capable of taking charges. He is also a relentless attacker and has no issue going up against contact. He utilizes backdoor cuts and makes tough passes.

Eamonn Walsh Eamonn Walsh 6'0" | SG Devon Prep | 2021 State PA 6’3 ’21
Walsh has the mindset to help his team win no matter what he is asked to do. He can be a mismatch issue with his expanded offensive game. He rebounds the ball well and isn’t afraid to push the ball up the floor and showed he could be a break starter.

West Catholic

Eric Chamberlain Eric Chamberlain 5'10" | PG West Catholic | 2021 State PA 5’10 ’21

Does the little things on either end of the floor. His game isn’t the most flashy but he provides a great spark and does not take a second off. Chamberlain was getting others involved and finding his bigs down low. Chamberlain showed he could turn defense into offense in a matter of seconds. Chamberlain finishes well inside and has a toughness that coaches enjoy coaching.

Nasir Griffin Nasir Griffin 6'6" | SF West Catholic | 2022 State PA 6’7 ’22

Griffin who is a magnetic finisher 6ft and in, showed off his fuel tool kit of post moves. He has a really stealthy set of fakes that catches defenders more often than not. He gets good positioning inside and bullies his way to the rim, if he has you sealed he’s already won the matchup. He is capable to play out of the two-man game as a screen & roller. He was effective in collecting rebounds and came up with them on both ends of the floor.

Zion Stanford Zion Stanford 6'5" | SF West Catholic | 2023 State PA 6’4 ’23

Stanford who is a menace defensively makes his presence felt more often than not. From communication on defense, and applying assertive on-ball pressure all throughout the game. Stanford also found the bucket a handful of times, he made a gritty 2nd chance play to get a bucket and also knocked down a shot from three.

Kareem Watson Kareem Watson 6'5" | SF West Catholic | 2022 State PA 6’5 ’22

Watson who is known for his ability to cash in on shots from behind the arc was in full force from there. Watson’s mix of length speed and athleticism allows him to recover from further away defensively, congest passing lanes, and switch onto forwards and wings. He can play either off the ball or on the ball and knows the right spots to be at on the floor.