<p>The 2022 rankings in North Carolina have been released to mark the start of the new high school year. Here’s a look at some untapped talent in the rankings in Part I.</p>
<h5>No. 47 [player_tooltip player_id="932456" first="Omari" last="Bolden"] | 6’2 Guard | Quality Education Academy</h5>
<p>Bolden had a productive summer and finds himself inside the Top 50 ranked prospects in the state of North Carolina. He’s improved his handling ability while maintaining his ability to knock down shots on all three levels and off the bounce. He’s one to keep an eye on this season at Quality Education Academy. </p>
<h5>No. 60 [player_tooltip player_id="1163516" first="Juan" last="Gorosito"] | 6’2 Point Guard | Moravian Prep</h5>
<p>Gorosito had quite the spring/summer with Upward Stars running the show at the point guard spot. He’s a prospect that doesn’t turn heads on initial viewing but his ability to defend, shoot the ball and make plays for others is hard not to notice. Fordham, Southern Utah, Washington State, Pacific and San Diego have offered him.</p>
<h5>No. 66 [player_tooltip player_id="1198905" first="Rasheed" last="Baldwin"] | 6’5 Shooting Guard | Cox Mill</h5>
<p>Baldwin has breakout potential on the wing over at Cox Mill following a productive HS and grassroots season. He showed off his prowess as a creator on the perimeter with his shooting stroke. He’s due for a strong senior campaign on the perimeter.</p>
<h5>No. 77 [player_tooltip player_id="1239918" first="Marshall" last="Klug"] | 6’7 Forward/Wing | Feltrim Academy</h5>
<p>Klug came on strong this past summer with Basketpoint USA as a versatile threat on the wing and in the paint. He’s got nice length and mobility he uses well to play multiple roles on the floor. He’s impressed this summer and is due to have a strong PostGrad season at Feltrim Academy in Florida. He’s one to get a look at.</p>
<h5>No. 81 [player_tooltip player_id="574464" first="Cole" last="Sinclair"] | 6’1 Point Guard | Winston-Salem Christian PG</h5>
<p>Sinclair is another post-grad prospect to keep an eye on over at Winston-Salem Christian. He had quite the decorated career at Durham Academy this past season while showing off his ability to create off the bounce and knock down shots. As he improves his strength/conditioning and shows his consistency, look for his name to grow in the class.</p>
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