2022 Stock Risers

Britt Wright February 16, 2022 @ 01:28 PM

The Prep Hoops updated rankings are out, here are some of the top players who have risen up the rankings with their outstanding play throughout this season. The list has been extended and with the lifting of the restrictions on high school hoops we’re able to see more prospects during the season. [player_tooltip player_id="1232319" first="Aidan" last="Braccia"] 6’1 PG, SG of Sacred Heart Prep Braccia has been a standout and leading scorer for SHP 21-3, 14-0. He’s averaging 17.9 pts per game and has shown good leadership throughout the season. The Belmont commit has always been a focused player on the court. He’s a confident shooter who can knock down the mid-range with consistency. From 19 to 10 Garrett Keyhani 6’8 PF of Serra Keyhani did a body makeover. The 6’8 transfer had to improve his body after battling in the rough and tough WCAL last season, arguably the toughest league in NorCal. He’s bigger and stronger and more fit. It has paid off for the DIII signee. He average 16.9pts with 8.5 rebs. He’s always had good fundamental skills. A good passer and can hit 3’s. From 51 to 13. [player_tooltip player_id="1206986" first="Kyle" last="Monk"] 6’2 G, F, W of Gregori Monk has been a consistent performer for his time at Gregori, and played well in the spring and summer. Judging by his production and the teams success 8-2 in league, he’s been their most productive player putting up impressive numbers. The DII commit is averaging 24.9pts and 7.7rebs per game respectively. From 34 to 14. [player_tooltip player_id="1253966" first="James" last="Frye"] 6’5 F of Miramonte. Frye is the leading scorer 17pts a game, and second in rebounding averaging 7.4. He’s led this team to a 22-4, and 9-3 with his play. He handles well at 6’5 with good vision and passing skills. He’ll knock down big shots with game on the line. He has good length to defend multiple positions. He has committed to a DII From 30 to 15 [player_tooltip player_id="1254006" first="Nick" last="Graves"] 6’3 G of Oak Ridge Graves has always been a tough competitor. He’s a steady ball handler who makes good decisions with the ball. He’s got the range and ability to knock down 3’s, and the mid-range jumper with some consistency. The versatile guard averaging is 13.9pg game will play at Norwich University next season. From 40 to 18. [player_tooltip player_id="1253965" first="Javon" last="Johnson"] 6’4 SG of De La Salle Johnson has been one of the breakout players this high school season. He’s been a productive player for De La Salle 21-4, 7-2. His ability to play and guard different positions makes him a versatile player who’s only going to improve at the next level. He has a solid mid-range jumper to go with his rebounding and ability to defend hard. From 47 to 20. [player_tooltip player_id="1254870" first="Rashaud" last="Bradley"] 6’3 F, SG of Sheldon Bradley has been the best player on one of Sacramento’s top programs in Sheldon. He leads the team in scoring 14pts, and rebounds 6.9 per contest. He’s made good improvement working away from the basket. He’s proven he can be a productive player on the wings and the perimeter. From 35 to 25. [player_tooltip player_id="1254015" first="Isaiah" last="Griffin"] 5’11 G, SG of Burbank. Burbank 17-8 has gotten consistent guard play from it’s athletic guards. One of them is Griffin. The athletic guard is averaging 22.6pts, 7rebs, 4ast, and 3.4stls a game those are impressive numbers for the competitive guard who has explosive hops and strong abilities to finish around the rim and knock down shots. He can play and defend both guard positions. From 64 to 32. [player_tooltip player_id="1254014" first="Omari" last="Nesbit"] 6’0 SG, PG of Burbank Nesbit is the other guard that gives Burbank 17-8 one of the top back courts in NorCal. The athletic guard is averaging 22.3pts a game, 5.4rebs, 4 assists, and 3stls. He has a consistent mid-range jumper, gets into the paint readily. He has good patience, passing, and vision to operate at the point guard position when necessary. He has the quickness and footspeed to defend most ball handlers. From 62-37 [player_tooltip player_id="946522" first="Matt" last="Radell"] 6’6 C of Campolindo. Not many player can operate under the radar like Radell. He’s been a 3 or 4 year starter on the number 1 team in NorCal Campolindo 25-1, 12-0. He’s not a numbers guy. He’s just an undersized post player 7.7 pts, 5.1rebs who’s been getting done for 4 years on the varsity level. This season he’s being more assertive on the offense challenging defenders in the paint with jumpers and jump hooks, and other post moves. From 69 to 42