2022 Rankings: Biggest Movers (Part 2)

<p>Our 2022 class rankings are now over 135 players ranked in the class and we’ve had some movement up and down the list with this update. Here’s a look at the biggest movers in our updated Senior rankings.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="923028" first="Camden" last="Pfeister"], Southern (73--&gt;46) - Pfeister is using SB 128 to repeat his Senior season and has Valley in the mix to make a run at the regional title. The big guard can knock down open shots or finish at the rim. With Evan Fredrick also back, Valley should be mentioned among the top teams in Louisville.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1133854" first="Carter" last="Bischoff"], DeSales (97--&gt;55) - Carter opened some eyes this summer with his performance in AAU and in multiple camps in September. Bischoff is a high level shooter who has shown the ability to be a play maker with the ball in his hands too. He'll look to push a talented DeSales team back to the top of the 6th region in his Senior season.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1201763" first="Jordan" last="McClure"], Atherton (124--&gt;77) - McClure will look for a much bigger role at Atherton after playing a supporting part at CAL the last couple of seasons. Jordan had a very solid AAU season with the Louisville Storm and earned his first offer last week. His stock is trending way up heading into the season.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="923018" first="Dante" last="Hayden"], Danville (102--&gt;81) - Dante returns to Danville for a repeat Senior season and should be one of the best players in the 12th region this season. A 15 point per game scorer last season, Hayden's scoring efficiency took a hit last season but could be scoring 20+ per game this year if he can get back closer to 50% from the field.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1156180" first="Stacey" last="Anderson II"], Eastern (114--&gt;83) -  One of the best guards in Louisville who never gets talked about, Anderson has really developed his game over the last few seasons to become a more complete player. If Eastern has hopes of competing in the 7th region this year, they'll need Stacey to be the best version of himself every night out. He's more than capable of being a first team all region player.</p>