2023:UNSIGNED -Small Forwards / Wings
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Well, well let’s take a look at some more UNSIGNED Seniors here from the Palmetto State. The 2023 Palmetto State Class had plenty of talent from top to bottom in it. These young men have completed their high school eligibility…
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Continue ReadingWell, well let’s take a look at some more UNSIGNED Seniors here from the Palmetto State. The 2023 Palmetto State Class had plenty of talent from top to bottom in it. These young men have completed their high school eligibility and now are seeking a college program. Let’s dive down a bit farther and look at some of these players right here. #RecruitThePalmettoState
Jeh finished his 4-year career for the Monarchs a few weeks back. Hilton really likes to play out on the perimeter but at times can defend down on the block. He prefers to shoot perimeter jumpers even though at times really shows a soft touch around the cup. Hilton is a quick leaper and has the ability to challenge and alter shots on the defensive end. Jeh averaged 13 ppg, 7.4 rebounds and 4.6 blocks this past season for the Monarchs.
Kellett recently picked up a offer from North Greenville University (NCAA D2) in the Upstate. West does a little bit of this and that for your team to win games. He will make open shots, grab a rebound, bring the ball up the floor, dive on the floor, take a charge or just rebound the ball through traffic. Every college roster needs a player like West Kellett West Kellett 6’4″ | SF Woodmont | 2023 State SC .
Franklin finished his career on a high note for the Generals. Nykel a left-handed wing player likes to utilize the floater from time to time or slash to the rack. He always remains active away from the ball and tends to get a few cheapies every game with movement in the passing lanes.
Nykel was the Region Player of the Year this season. Franklin averaged 21.6 ppg, 6.4 rebounds and 2.5 assists this year.
Golston is a WARRIOR down in the paint at times for the Raiders. Jaylen brings good versatility to the floor with his play. He’s not flashy at anything he does but he surely doesn’t lack effort. He can score the ball in the paint, hit a short jumper, lead the break down the floor in transition and absorb contact around the paint.
Jaylen averaged a double-double this season at 11 ppg and 10.6 rebounds for the Raiders.
Whysong was on a mission all season long for the Hurricanes. Johnathan proved everyone wrong and took home Class 3A State Player of the Year honors after winning a State Championship.
Johnathan scored 26 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in the victory over Crestwood HS to help claim the Hurricanes first state title. Whysong the Region Player of the Year averaged 18.6 ppg, 10.2 rebounds and 2.8 assists this past season.
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Wade is a very slender-sleek wing player. Lawson completed his career at Richard Winn Academy in Winnsboro with 1,154 career points. Lawson averaged 17.7 ppg, 10.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists this past season.
Lawson is a deceptive athlete who must get stronger at the next level. He can really rattle off some shots from the perimeter when open at times.
Green is the ultimate role guy at times for the Tigers. Joshua started games but he will do all the little things to help your team win games. Green would run the floor – rim to rim and bring athleticism to your team. Joshua is a good leaper and never looked to take plays off. He wouldn’t always fill up the scoring column with big numbers, but he surely wouldn’t have a problem doing things to help the team win games.
Stratford had some good moments in his career with the Bulldogs. Nyrell came on the seen as an 8th grader first time Prep Hoops saw him play. He really has a knack to score the ball at times when focused. Nyrell needs to stay focused for the college game after averaging 8.7 ppg this past season.