S Granville Jamboree: Green Hope High Preview

Jay Anderson November 22, 2021 @ 02:00 PM

<p>Green Hope High is a group that should surprise some folks in the Raleigh area with an experienced trio of seniors and a junior ready to make their impact. Here’s a look at some prospects to keep an eye on from the S Granville Jamboree.</p> <h5><br /> [player_tooltip player_id="1332749" first="Kevon" last="Reilly"] | 2022</h5> <p>Reilly is an active guard on both ends. He can run the show and play without the ball in the backcourt. He plays with a ton of energy/quickness with the ability to knock down the 3 and get to the rim. He’s an impressive 6-foot guard.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1332752" first="Bence" last="Koloszar"] | 2023</h5> <p>Koloszar is an active 6-foot-6 presence on both ends of the floor. He can play inside and out with his size at 6-foot-6. He’s quite the offensive rebounder and never stops moving on the floor. He’s got a nice midrange shot and can operate on the perimeter as well.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1332750" first="Rashaun" last="Tart"] | 2022</h5> <p>Tart is a long, wiry guard at 6-foot-4 with a nice handle and feel for running the offense. He gets to the paint and finishes well through contact. He can operate off the wing as a shooter as well. Look for his recruitment to grow as he shows he can defend/play physical</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1332751" first="Michael" last="Kaleta"] | 2022</h5> <p>Kaleta is an underrated sharpshooter in the 2022 class for Green Hope High. Whether off the catch or off the bounce, he has the ability to get hot in a hurry from 3-point land. He can also handle other guard duties and make plays for others. As he gets more involved on the rebounding front, he should be a solid guard for colleges to pursue.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1332753" first="Rafik" last="Khismatov"] | 2024</h5> <p>Khismatov is a young prospect to keep an eye on in the Green Hope frontcourt. He’s another sizeable name at 6-foot-6 with some versatility and mobility in the rotation. He’ll bolster the rebounding front at the very least with this group. </p>