The Late March/Early April Recruitment Roundup!
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<p><em>Recruitment for the Class of 2021 has been anything but normal of course but we are beginning to see players find homes for the next level. In late March and early April there were several players that made college decisions and others picked up college offers.</em></p>
<p>One of the best Point Guards in the state is off the boards as he made his verbal commitment to play at Belmont Abbey next season. High Point Christian Guard <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="838027" first="K.J." last="Garrett"]</strong> is a player that could have played at the D1 level but should have an early impact on the D2 level. He’s quick, has an outstanding IQ for the game, can score it with ease but also facilitates at a nice level. </p>
<p>Moravian Prep Wing <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="833346" first="Colin" last="Radcliffe"]</strong> showed out at the ENC FAB40 Camp at the end of the March which led to the University of Mount Olive extending an offer to him. Radcliffe announced this week that he will attend UMO and is a nice pickup that has the potential to be a solid overall player for them. </p>
<p>The recruitment for Concord Academy Guard <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="932065" first="Javian" last="Cannady"]</strong> is beginning to pick up with the unsigned senior Guard picked up two offers at the end of March from Mount Olive and Cape Fear CC. Cannady is the type of guard that can play in multiple styles and brings the type of effort on both ends of the floor that you love. </p>
<p>Liberty Heights Forward <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1050530" first="Isaac" last="Farah"]</strong> was one of the better unsigned forwards in the state but now he is off the boards and is committed to East Tennessee State University. He has a smooth shooting stroke, can bang inside the paint and has a nice overall skillset with a good amount of upside. </p>
<p>Victory Christian School<strong> [player_tooltip player_id="1028024" first="Demar" last="Anderson"]</strong> will go out of state to play out his college career at Coker College in South Carolina. Anderson is a player that brings toughness, knows how to win games and will be a nice asset to the program simply due to his work ethic. </p>
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