Post & Pivot Fall All-League Teams & Players to Keep An Eye On

For the past seven Saturdays, with a couple breaks in between, Post & Pivot hosted their Fall League at Cristo Rey High School in Philadelphia. It concluded this weekend with four great games – two semifinals, an all-star showcase, and a championship game. Below are the all-league teams and a few players to keep an eye on going forward:

First Team

Amari Dow Amari Dow 6'2" | SG Cristo Rey Philadelphia | 2024 State PA – G 2024 Cristo Rey (MVP)

Joshua Wyche – G 2023 Cristo Rey

Kareem Diaz – W 2023 Dobbins

Perry Fields – G 2024 Boys’ Latin

Muhsin Muhammad Muhsin Muhammad 6'4" | SF Friends Central | 2024 State PA – F 2024 Friends Central 

Nasir Washington Nasir Washington 6'2" | SG Penn Wood | 2023 State PA – F 2023 West Philly

Second Team

Zaki Alston – G 2023 Sankofa 

Jeremiah Bright – G 2023 Eastside

Zach Campbell – G 2024 Dobbins

Nasir Williams – G 2025 Sankofa

Jameer Trout Jameer Trout 6'3" | SG Abraham Lincoln | 2023 State PA – G 2023 Samuel Fels 

Cairo Rivera – G 2023 Eastside

Third Team

Nigel Pierman – F 2025 Friends Central

Jalen Long – G 2023 Eastside High 

Devin Booker – G 2025 Cristo Rey

Naeem Colston Naeem Colston 6'5" | PF Samuel Fels | 2024 State PA – G 2025 Samuel Fels

Darius Gaeta – G 2024 Northeast 

Isaiah Muhammad – G 2025 West Catholic

Players to Keep an Eye On

Zach Campbell | G 2024 Dobbins

As much as any other player, Campbell showed he could get it done against some of the best from around the city. He has a bruising 6’3 build for strength-based creation going downhill and enough quickness to counter with stepbacks. He and Diaz won’t be hidden gems for much longer.

Naeem Colston Naeem Colston 6'5" | PF Samuel Fels | 2024 State PA | F 2025 Samuel Fels

After not playing a ton a season ago at Lincoln, Colston put together some solid performances in the league. He did just about everything he was asked to do as a four-man – block shots, putbacks, run the floor, close out on shooters, etc – all without needing the ball. His growth this season will be interesting to watch.

Isaiah Muhammad | F 2025 West Catholic

Compared to most participants in the league, West used the games to develop their underclassmen. Muhammad maximized those reps by working on his 3-ball. The 6’4 forward confidently let it fly when he was open and made a good percentage of them. If he can be more consistent on defense, don’t be surprised to see him getting reps on the big stage.

Nigel Pierman | F/C 2025 Friends Central

In a generation of bigs who want to primarily be jump shooters, Pierman doesn’t mind getting physical in the post. He uses his strong lower body and footwork to fight for spots on the block before showing some touch around the basket. He comes off the bench for the Phoenix now but may be a vital piece by January.

Cairo Rivera | G 2023 Eastside

Throughout the Fall League, Rivera was a smooth operator with a dash of vertical pop. He arguably had the highest feel of any player there. His points came within the flow of the offense and came quite often, driving into the lane and pulling up for 3. He was Paul VI’s third leading scorer in ‘21-22 and he’ll likely be in the number one spot for Eastside in ‘22-23.

Nasir Washington Nasir Washington 6'2" | SG Penn Wood | 2023 State PA | G 2023 West Philly (Now at Penn Wood)

Washington is well known for his splash plays above the rim and from three. After rolling with the Speedboys for most of his high school career and most of the Fall League, he’s off to Penn Wood who finished 2nd in the Delaware Valley Conference last season. How he adjusts to the league and fits into his new team is worth paying attention to.

Nasir Williams + Asim Hardy Asim Hardy 6'0" | PG Sankofa Freedom Academy | 2025 State PA | G 2025 Sankofa

Williams deservingly so made the 2nd team and the all-star game, but he and his fellow sophomore guard, Hardy are a dynamic duo. Williams is the crafty scorer, while Hardy is the playmaker. Behind senior leader, Zaki Alston, these two are next up on a young team that can make some noise in the Pub this year.

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