2023: Impact Transfers, Part III
In this article:
<h5>The 2021-22 season is gearing up to be quite an exciting one here in North Carolina, with a ton of movement across the board. Here’s a look at Part III of the Impact Transfers.</h5>
<p> </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1104961" first="Caden" last="Bell"] | NC GBBA National</h5>
<p>Bell makes the move from Cape Fear Christian Academy to the newly-formed NC Good Better Best Academy National squad led by Pat Cole. He’s got the ability to be a two-way presence and make shots on all three levels with his athleticism. As he improves his ability to control pace, look for his stock to grow as well. </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1272826" first="Jalik" last="Nicholls"] | NC GBBA National</h5>
<p>Nicholls makes the move along with his brother Jajuan into the NC GBBA National squad rotation. He’s a prospect with solid length and consistency with his perimeter shooting. </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1241703" first="Darius" last="Kane"] | High Point Christian</h5>
<p>After spending this past season at Eastern Alamance, Kane makes the leap over to High Point Christian Academy where he should boost their backcourt and defense. He’s got nice length and athleticism for his size at 6-foot-1 that allows him to play a role as a downhill threat and playmaker. Look for his name to grow in the High Point Christian rotation.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1219852" first="Truman" last="Claytor"] | Word of God Academy</h5>
<p>Claytor is another import out of Cape Fear Christian Academy headed to Word of God Academy over in Raleigh. He’s got breakout potential with his ability to play inside and out. He’ll need to show his consistency as a versatile threat in 2021-22 with his new squad. </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="993656" first="Evan" last="Montanari"] | Gaston Day</h5>
<p>Montanari will join Collin Fayed over at Gaston Day this fall where they should continue to terrorize opponents with their 1-2 combination in the backcourt. Montanari is quite the mover without the ball in his hands and does a masterful job of finding ways to get himself free for open shots. As he improves his strength and ability to create off the bounce, keep an eye on him.</p>
Access all of Prep Hoops
Continue reading this article and more.
Continue Reading
Already a subscriber?
Log in
