Rankings: Stock Risers Part II

<p>The PH rankings produced a good number of prospects who raised their games in the live periods a few months ago. Here’s a list of players that played well, and will surely be big time contributors to their high school teams in the upcoming season.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="946916" first="Ray-John" last="Spears"] 6’1 SG of Sacred Heart Cathedral. San Francisco, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Spears</strong> </em>game is on the upswing the more competitive a game is, the more he’s locked in. He played against quality competition throughout the live periods where he had to bring his game. He held is own. He’s an athlete that can do a lot on the court. He’ll defend with toughness, and quickness. He’s fearless attacking the paint area, and finishes regularly in the open court with bodies flying at him.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="947392" first="Vince" last="Barringer"] 6’7 F of, St. Francis HS. Mountain View, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Barringer</strong></em> had a productive summer, and cemented himself as a player that can spot up anywhere along the 3pt line to knock down shots. He’s put in quality work improving his body, and other areas of his game. Mainly using the dribble drive a bit more effectively, and getting his fair share of rebounds at 6’7. He has nice flow into his transition shooting.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1113041" first="Robel" last="Zemmo"] 6’2 PG of Oakland Tech HS. Oakland, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Zemmo</strong> </em>the lightning quick guard is set to have a breakout season. Based on his production over the summer against quality competition. He can get to any spot  on the court. His handles and quickness with the ball will test any defender in front of him. He’s fearless with plenty of ways to get his shot off, including a pull-up jumper. His on ball defense, along with quick hands will generate turnovers.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="747087" first="Harlan" last="Banks"] 6’3 CG/W of St. Francis HS. Mountain View, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Banks</strong> </em>has worked hard being a complete player on the court. There’s no questioning the capabilities he poses on the defensive side of the ball. It’s his offense that is coming along that’s going to raise his game to another level. He spent time during the live period honing his skills at both guard positions against quality competition.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="947826" first="Brady" last="Cook"] 6’1 PG of Northgate HS. Walnut Creek, CA.</strong></em></p> <p>When we first saw <em><strong>Cook</strong> </em>play  a few years ago, he fit the coach on the floor label. He was a good floor leader. His ability to facilitate the teams offense, good vision, and passing skills. Now he has been slowly adding to his offensive production. He average 17.5 in a short high school season, he looks to be aggressive looking for his own scoring opportunities. This brings good balance to his game. </p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1113023" first="Garret" last="Keyhani"] 6’7 F of Serra HS. San Mateo, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Keyhani</strong> </em>is showing an improved set of skills on the perimeter, while he increases his ability to score inside. A decent handler for his size in transition. He has good vision, and his passing skills are a bit underrated right now. He’s comfortable on the perimeter putting up shots along the 3pt line, and in transition. </p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1116178" first="Dom" last="Girish"] 6’3 SG of Sonoma Valley HS. Sonoma, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Girish</strong> </em>has always had a good set of skills to go with a good understanding of the game. Him moving to a new club team seemed help with the physical part of the game. He made good adjustments. He handles the contact when he drives to the basket, he’s not easily knocked off his path. His mid-range, and 3pt shot is still there.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="711710" first="Te’And" last="Indalecio"] 6’1 PG of Inderkum HS. Sacramento, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Indalecio</strong> </em>an athletic and speedy guard is effective on both ends of the court. He uses his speed in the transition game to blow by defenders. He uses his shifty handles, and quickness to slice and dice his way into the paint to challenge bigs. His long arms and lateral speed makes him a good player to use in trapping situations up top. He has a quick first step, and can hit the jumper.</p> <p><em><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1143737" first="Cameron" last="Brown"] 6’2 CG of, Bishop O’Dowd HS. Oakland, CA.</strong></em></p> <p><em><strong>Brown</strong> </em>will get every opportunity to showcase his skills now that the #1 ranked player in the Class of 2023 opted to go play for OTE. <em><strong>Brown</strong> </em>has good strength and body control. He can get inside, finish strong off two feet, with either hand. He can handle in the open court, his vision and passing are good. He has the strength and foot speed to defend multiple positions and he’s a rebounding guard. </p>