South Shore Mass F/C to watch this high school season
Here we look at Forwards and Centers to watch this high school season from South Shore Mass. Holden Lassige, Plymouth south, Position C, Class junior Holden is a Center, who moves well, and is a strong defender. Holden will make…
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Holden Lassige, Plymouth south, Position C, Class junior
Holden is a Center, who moves well, and is a strong defender. Holden will make a big jump this coming season with plymouth south Graduating a couple of bigs. Holden can stretch the floor and play out on the wing, and also shoot. Holden get a lot of big rebounds and is good at out letting the ball to start fast breaks.
Matthew Leaver, Norwell, HT 6’5, Class Junior
Mathew is a center with a long reach who protects the paint down low, and grabs a lot of key rebounds. Matthew sets very good solid, and hard screens. Matthew is very solid, and fundamental on the pick and roll. Matthew is also a good passer from the post. I also like the way Matthew fights hard through screens.
Sam Benning, Scituate, Class senior, Position SF, HT, 6’3
Sam is a versatile forward, who can score in a multitude of ways. He can shoot, drive, and spot up. Sam is quick, and moves his feet very well on defense. Sam is a leader on the floor, and a good teammate. Sam has good handles, and the play point forward position.
Ryan Caroll, Silver lakes, HT 6’4, Position, SF, class Senior
Ryan is another point forward. He can shoot the ball well, and also play the forward position. Ryan is athletic and can run the floor. Ryan can guard anyone on the floor 1-5. Ryan really fights hard through screens, and plays tough on defense, and forces turnovers. Coach should take notice of Ryan this season.
Ariel Pereira, Durfee, Fall River, Class Senior, Position C
Ariel is a true center, and a rim protector. Ariel plays good defense in the post without fouling. Ariel does not stretch the floor, but that is ok because he knows his role for the team. Ariel may not be the fastest on the court, but he really uses his size and strength to his advantage.