CHSAA Spring Tournament

<p>A long time of waiting to get these guys’ games in their senior season. But they were ready to showcase their talent for their future college teams or to secure a scholarship.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1048081" first="Malik" last="Cole"].     6”3.   St. Edmunds HS</strong></p> <p>I have seen him a couple of times now in the last 2 weeks. I’m surprised he has not yet been secured by a college program. Malik is a rotation piece for a low D1 program and a starter for a very good D2 program. One of the best pull-up mid-range jumpers I saw at this tournament.  But what makes him stand out is in a close ball game he was the first guy diving to secure a loose ball and sealing a win. He is fearless and a warrior.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1047689" first="Todd" last="Rochelle"].    6”2.      St. Francis Prep HS</strong></p> <p>Todd is in the same boat as Malik an extremely talented winning player still available. Can score at all three levels. Gets off his own shot. Excellent in transition. Todd also does whatever it takes to win the game. A leader and coach on the floor. He’s a low D1 starter or on a really good D2 program. All league-type college player. Comes from a winning program that he helped turn around.</p> <p><strong>Ryan McPartland     6”4.     Fordham Prep HS</strong></p> <p>Ryan will be attending D2 Union College. Ryan showed his ability to handle the ball. He is a sneaky quick player to the hoop. Can nail down the deep three or mid-range game. Jumps passing lanes and finishes in transition. Should be an impact player in college for four years from the moment he suits up. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="945516" first="Malcolm" last="Chimezie"].       6”7.      Stepinac HS (pictured)</strong></p> <p>I have not seen many high school players who get doubled and tripled as much as Malcolm does. I have also not seen any big man pass out of the post better than him. He is a force on the boards. Can score with either hand around the rim. A consistent jump shot from 15 feet and in. Boston University will love his work ethic and his desire to win every battle.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1047657" first="Nick" last="Folk"].      6”1   Xaverian</strong></p> <p>Another D1 or D2 program-type player. Unlimited range. Scores on at all three levels. A flat-out scorer who nails down shots. Excellent defender.  An instant rotation piece at the next level.</p> <p><strong>Shaun Fulcher     6”0  Xaverian HS</strong></p> <p>Shaun is very skilled. Dynamic playmaker. Incredible court vision. Quickly gets penetration and then pops the jumper. Lightning-quick change of direction dribble. Draws the defense to him and then zips the pass or splits the defenders for an easy score. Will be an impact player In college.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1048403" first="Jaden" last="Pena"].      6”6.      Xaverian</strong></p> <p>Reverse layup off the baseline drive. Face up jumper, Jaden showed all of his multidimensional skill set. Finishes with both hands. Smart defensive player. Attacks the glass on both ends of the floor</p> <p><strong>Dallis Dillard     6”3    St. Rays HS</strong></p> <p>One of the better three-ball shooters in the city.  Was always good as a standstill or catch-and-shoot player. He is now able to hit the three or pull up inside the line and score.  Very smooth jump shot. Good release point excellent rotation coming out of his hand. A scholarship-type player.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>