Class of 2023 Newcomers

<p>The Class of 2023 has a lot of talent, and could be one of the deeper classes we have seen come out of New Mexico with numerous division 2, and a few potential division 1 players. Some of these players have played a big role since their freshman year, and some stepped up in the first chance playing varsity last season. Here are the notable new additions to the updated Class of 2023 rankings.</p> <p>PF [player_tooltip player_id="1285504" first="Davion" last="Guity"], ABC Prep, #3: Guity is a transfer from the Bronx, NY that will attend ABC Prep and play on the Grind Session. He has solid ball skills, the shooting ability to help stretch the floor, and is a monster on the boards.</p> <p>PF [player_tooltip player_id="1124213" first="Sean" last="Alter"], Volcano Vista, #4: Alter was unknown to most coming into his sophomore season, but the athletic post has a really high motor, and has been improving his offensive game. He looks to be in for a breakout junior season.</p> <p>SG [player_tooltip player_id="1234592" first="Jonah" last="Lopez"], Rio Grande, #11: Jonah somehow was left out of the rankings last go round, but is one of the top scoring threats in the state. A lights out shooter, who set his career high in scoring, 41 points, as a sophomore last season.</p> <p>SF [player_tooltip player_id="1208046" first="Harrison" last="Frank"], Del Norte, #12: Harry transfers in to Del Norte from Los Alamos where he was the second leading scorer on the team (16 ppg). A solid wing defender, and underrated rebounder he will help Del Norte out big time with the injury to Douma-Sanchez.</p> <p>C [player_tooltip player_id="1282868" first="Daemon" last="Ely"], Taos, #15: Ely is another kid that was under the radar until last season. The 6'7 post helped a tough Taos squad to second place in their district averaging 10 points, and 8 rebounds per game last season.</p>