2023 Rankings: Don’t Forget

Britt Wright August 15, 2021 @ 06:51 PM

The 2023 Rankings are updated in NorCal. PH has put the spot light on several good, up and coming players in the class of 2023. Here's the following players we don’t want to forget. [player_tooltip player_id="950910" first="Logan" last="Steuben"] 6’7 Post of Inderkum HS Steuben has made good progress this summer working on his post skills. He's a quality defender in the post, and a strong rebounder for his teams, he seems to be coming along at a good pace. He has a good frame and getting stronger. With an improving skill set, he can be a double-double guy at this level, while his offense catches up. [player_tooltip player_id="951340" first="Ains" last="Fish"] 6’5 Forward of Redwood HS Fish has an improving skill set, and brings a versatile game to the court. He can play multiple positions, and be a big contributor to his team. He’s willing to mix it up in the paint going after rebounds. He has a good shot in close, and has steadily improved his jump shot. He’s aware of what’s happening in the game, and makes good decisions with the ball. He’s an excellent passer. [player_tooltip player_id="950918" first="Tyler" last="Parr"] 6’2 PG of Atwater HS Parr is a player who continues to enhance his play making skills at the lead guard spot. He’s an excellent pass first guard with good command of the offense in half court sets. He’s added some balance to his game as his scoring has ticked up. He has good handles, and is a threat to score when the opportunity is there. [player_tooltip player_id="950919" first="Jermaine" last="Haliburton"] 6’1 PG of Kennedy HS Haliburton has a good upside to his game. He’s been a consistent performer in the Spring and Summer live periods against quality competition. He’s a good handler who makes good decisions, and is decisive when he turns on the jets for his own scoring, using the mid-range jumper, and penetration into the paint. We’ll keep an eye on him. [player_tooltip player_id="950917" first="Colton" last="Dukes"] 6’2 SG of Atwater HS Dukes has steadily improved his game throughout the short high school season, and Summer. He’s shown himself to be a reliable player who can get points for his team. He’s active on both ends, and his rebounding has improved from the guard position. He’s a quality shooter with good shot selection. [player_tooltip player_id="951934" first="Kaleb" last="Allison"] 6’2 SG of Pinole Valley HS The athletic Allison continues to be a consistent contributor to him team, putting up the numbers to prove he’s a player you have to deal with on the court, 15 pts a game. He’s a confident player with a reliable set of skills, and play making ability for himself and teammates. He’s on our player to watch list. [player_tooltip player_id="1114847" first="Shea" last="Mattox"] 5’11 Guard of Valley Christian HS. Mattox is one of the hardest working players you’ll come across, what he lacks in other areas he makes up for it with his tenacity on the defensive side of the ball. He’s aggressive attacking the basket, and running to fill the lanes in transition. His jump shot has gotten better. He has a work ethics that is contagious. [player_tooltip player_id="950931" first="Chris" last="Naulls"] 6’7 Post of Christopher HS. Naulls has size with long arms to be a good defender, and rebounder in the post for his team. He has the tools to be a productive post player who can produce a double-double at this level. He’s improved his jumper in the paint, and the short corner. He’ll be hard to deal with in the post with continued skill work.

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