East Bay Bash Players To Watch

The East Bay Bash Held at Dublin HS, and surrounding gyms April 29- May1 was loaded with prospects from NorCal. PH NorCal was there to give you all the top prospects who stood out while we were in the gym. Here’s a rundown of more quality players. [player_tooltip player_id="1114844" first="Aden" last="Curry"] 6’3 2023 W/F of Santa Cruz HS, CA. Curry a strong player with a improving set of skills away from the basket. He’s been a productive player defending, rebounding, and working in the post area, but has steadily improved his game away from the basket. His outside shot, ball handling, court running, and defending on the perimeter. He’s hitting the mid-range jumper and finishing strong in transition. [player_tooltip player_id="950892" first="George" last="Gale"] 6’7 2023 W/F of The Branson HS, Ross, CA. Gale the long slender prospect has long strides, he gets up and down the court good. He’s finishing his shots in and around the bucket, he had a couple of two handed dunks with authority at this event. He works well along the baseline and can spot up in the corner for 3’s. His 3pt shot was going down from the corner. [player_tooltip player_id="1384447" first="Jasir" last="Rencher"] 6’4 2025 W/F of Archbishop Riordan HS, CA. Rencher has started to find his game at the high school level. He has an improving set of skills. His energy alone can produce good things on the court. He’s a good athlete, aggressive with a quick jump going after rebounds, and put -back buckets. He has the strength, and length to defend multiple positions. At 6’4 he had some success handling in transition and getting into the paint with his dribble. Jeremyah Aquino 5’7 2023 PG of Lincoln, HS, San Francisco, CA. A stocky guard with superb ball handling skills. He has the vision, good passing, and patience to run an offense. He’s a pass first guard, but will take advantage of his defender if it’s there with his ability to go by defenders. He’s most dangerous in the open court putting pressure on defenders. He makes good decisions with the ball. [player_tooltip player_id="1115058" first="Jake" last="Davis"] 6’9 2023 PF/C of Acalanes HS, CA Davis is a fundamentally sound post prospect who is gaining attention with his play this spring. He’s a hi IQ post player. He has a solid body, and has gotten stronger to handle the body bumps that goes on in the paint. He’s excellent in pick and roll situations. He provides a big target on the low block. He has a jump hook and a paint jumper, he’ll step out for 3’s on occasion. His post defense has gotten better against players his size. Joseph Gould 6’1 2023 PG of Rodriquez HS, CA Gould is a confident point guard with quality handles and good speed to create shots for himself. He showed he can run the point, with good passing, and penetration off the dribble. He can hit the mid-range jumper, he’ll shoot his 3’s if he’s open. He’s a good long armed defender who has the foot speed and lateral movement to be a quality defender. [player_tooltip player_id="1255939" first="Elijah" last="Samdahl"] 6’5 2023 SF/F of Whitney HS, CA. He has a thick body and moves around the court pretty good. He can handle well enough to play on the perimeter, he had strong drives from the wings to the paint area. He looks most effective working closer to the basket where he has the body and strength to use for points in the paint, and hauling in rebounds. He did hit the short jumper. He’s on the Wright’s Watch List. Asher Schroeder 6’3 2025 W/SF of Lodi, HS, CA Schroeder didn’t stuff the stat sheet although he can hit the 3ptr. At this event standing 6’3 he was one of those hard working guys on a 15u team, playing against 16U in a physical contest where he was working for rebounds and defending in the post. He made key baskets slashing and cutting his way to the basket. He’s long and runs the court hard in transition looking for lay-ups or put-backs. He’s on the Wright’s watch List. Nate Noronha 6’1 2024 CG of Archbishop Mitty, HS, CA. A good all around player with the capabilities to be effective at both guard positions. He has good handles, and vision to deliver quality passes to players. He takes good care of the ball. He hasn’t shown much for scoring, but at this event, he started to showed us he can use his dribble, and strength to get into the paint. He’s a good defender on and off the ball.

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