Incoming Freshman who should be on your radar part 2
Justin Feinberg
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Here we continue to look ahead to next season, and look at more incoming freshman. School listed are expected schools in the fall
<strong>David Ham, Newton North, G/F</strong>
David can play the guard and the forward position. David is strong and makes his money on defense. David is a very tough defender to get by. David Does a good job staying between the man and the basket. David is good at not getting beat off the dribble. David can score as well, as he is tough going to the hoop.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1532539' first='Jeremy' last='Gould'], Needham, G</strong>
Jeremy has good skills, as he can dribble the ball and he can shoot. Jeremy has improved since the first time I saw him play. Jeremy is a very solid guard and good rebounder. Jeremy will keep raise his stock this aau season with Asa, as he prepares for the freshman season at Needham.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1532668' first='Ryan' last='Sserunkuma'], Newton south, C</strong>
Ryan is a tall and strong center. Ryan is good on the boards and down low. Ryan is not yet a stretch player, but could add that to his game. Ryan is a good finisher in the paint, and has pretty good footwork. Ryan gets fouled a lot and could work on his free throws. Ryan has a lot of potential to improve.
<strong>David Livshits, newton North, G</strong>
David is a high energy player, who never loses energy. David is an athletic guard, with a decent shot, and good handles. David goes to the basket strong and always goes into the contact. David has potential and should make an impact on the freshman team for North.
<strong>Joe Fogel, westwood, C</strong>
Joe is a tall center. Joe has size but needs to work on his touch around the rim. Joe is still growing into his body and is still very young. Sometime I noticed that he fades away from contact. If Joe works on his finishing and going into the contact, he will improve.
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