Spring Watch List

<p>Here is a rundown of 10 players we're excited to watch this spring during the AAU season. </p> <h5>Cam Cole | Highland (VA) ’23</h5> <p>Cole is a safe bet to see an uptick in recruitment this spring. He is a big guard who plays both ends and has great physical tools. Cole won a lot of games with Highland this year. He gained a ton of experience that should aid him on the grassroots circuit. </p> <h5>Logan Davis | B-CC (MD) ’23</h5> <p>Davis is a 6-foot-3 lefty who is known for his three-point shooting. He stood out as a good team defender with B-CC this season. </p> <h5>James Delaney | Potomac Falls (VA) ’24</h5> <p>Delaney is a confident lead guard who should rise to prominence next season with the departure of Kyle Ables from Potomac Falls. He is skilled with the ball and plays with moxie. Expect Delaney to get the ball rolling with a strong run of play starting this spring. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1362689" first="Chigozie" last="Ekeagwu"] | Rock Creek (MD) ’23</h5> <p>Ekeagwu is a robust inside presence who can catch and finish with the best in this area. He exhibits a high motor, sets big screens, and plays bigger than his listed height. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1164831" first="KJ" last="Gardner"] | Springdale Prep (MD) ’23</h5> <p>Gardner had some big games this year at Springdale Prep. He is rangy and plays above the rim. Gardner is on the verge of a true breakout and that could be in the cards this spring. </p> <h5>Nijel Howard | Fairfax Christian (VA) ’24</h5> <p>Howard has impressed our crew each time we've seen him. He has long arms that help him repel and alter shots in the painted area. </p> <h5>Jamal Miles | South County (VA) ’24</h5> <p>Miles asserted himself in some of South County's biggest games this season. He is a versatile player who keeps the ball moving and makes shots.  </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1259636" first="Peter" last="Mitchell"] | Bishop Ireton (VA) ’24</h5> <p>Mitchell became one of Ireton's better players during his sophomore season. He brings high energy and makes plays on both ends of the court. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1366905" first="Kai" last="Settles"] | St. John’s (DC) ’24</h5> <p>Settles is a PSB DMV product that has steadily improved since we first saw him. The big fella is a hard worker who is still just scratching the surface.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1370514" first="Malcolm" last="Thomas"] | DeMatha (MD) ’24</h5> <p>The son of former Syracuse Standout and Washington Wizard Etan Thomas, Malcolm is making a name for himself at DeMatha. Like his father, Thomas plays around the basket where he is a forceful paint presence. </p>