2022: Impact Transfers, Part IV
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<h5>There’s a number of transfers looking to make an impact in the 2022 class. Here’s a look at Part IV of the Impact Transfers.</h5>
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<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1028008" first="Christian" last="Cornish"] | Lake Norman Christian</h5>
<p>Cornish had an up-and-down season on offense this past year with Winston-Salem Christian, but his defense is what sets him apart. He’s a 6-foot-5 wing with a ton of strength and nice length that allows him to defend at a very high level. He has a chance to make the Lake Norman Christian rotation a very difficult matchup in 2021-22.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1156046" first="Jajuan" last="Nicholls"] | NC GBBA National</h5>
<p>Nicholls is a name that’s flown under the radar over at Hillside High in Durham but he should get some attention on the NC GBBA National squad. He’s a versatile forward with potential with his ability to battle on the boards and knock down shots on the perimeter. As he learns to be more aggressive, look for his stock to grow in their rotation.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="932124" first="Broderick" last="Ellis II"] | NC GBBA National</h5>
<p>Ellis is a recent mover in the 2022 class while developing his all-around game. He’s done well to get stronger and improve his aggressiveness in the paint and it’s paid off this past spring/summer with an offer from Navy and other Division I interest. He’s a prospect that can play multiple positions and shoot the ball on the perimeter.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="944965" first="James" last="Wilkins III"] | Asheville Christian Academy</h5>
<p>Wilkins makes the move from Calvary Day School over to Asheville Christian Academy. He’s a combo guard that knows how to make an impact on both ends and should instantly improve the ACA backcourt with his playmaking and shooting. As he shows he can be a consistent defender, look for his recruitment to grow in the class.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1274301" first="Nyles" last="Howard"] | Carmel Christian</h5>
<p>Howard spent last season at Davidson Day High and looks to make his presence felt in the Carmel Christian backcourt. He’s a 6-foot-4 guard that can score and defend. He uses his length to his advantage and turned heads this past summer with Rod Howard Select. </p>
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