WVCAA Conference 2023 and 2024 potential prospects
<p>The WVCAA talent level has increased in recent years and their is reason to believe that trend will continue. With new players transferring in and current players gaining collegiate interest, it is time to take a closer look at the current prospects in the conference as well as those coming in the future. These 4 younger prospects are definitely worth watching this year and could be solid recruits in the future.</p>
<p>[player_tooltip player_id="977641" first="Kris" last="Lin"] (2023) | 5-8 SG | Teays Valley Christian</p>
<p>Averaging an absurd 16.6 PPG last season this Junior guard has great speed and crafty finishing when driving to the basket. Kris has also been working on his shooting to try and quicken his release to go along with his great percentages from last season. Kris is smaller than the average player though, and needs to improve his overall dribble move set in order to be effective against better opponents. </p>
<p><strong>Sam Mulanax</strong> (2024) | 5-9 G | Cross Lanes Christian</p>
<p>Last season Sam averaged over 15 PPG with over half of his points coming from behind the 3 point line. Any freshman with a natural shooting touch will be worth watching and he now has 3 seasons to improve the rest of his game and hopefully grow a few inches in size. </p>
<p><strong>Isaiah Bosley</strong> (2023) | 6-2 G | Calvary Baptist Academy </p>
<p>Calvary has been cranking out the shooters lately and Isaiah is no exception as he averaged nearly 3 made 3s per game last year and scored 11.5 PPG as Calvary’s spot up shooter. He will have a similar role this season with Calvary returning most of its players from last year so 2023 will really be his year to shine alongside with Stevie Hicks.</p>
<p><strong>Max Ma</strong> (2024) | 6-2 F | Teays Valley Christian</p>
<p>Max has tremendous potential with great finesse and skill for a kid of his size and frame. He also has a great touch on his jump shot and with some improvements, he could be a solid player at a small collegiate school. He will have every opportunity at Teays Valley to make strides and gain more scouts attention in a couple years.</p>
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