PH Spring Kickoff: 8 Standouts from Golden

Clayton Conover

April 10, 2023 @ 11:24 AM

Here are eight names who immediately caught my eyes from Golden High School. These prospects show immense value through their winning impact without needing to dominate the ball. More reports coming up daily through the next few days.   [player_tooltip player_id='1717294' first='Kenneth' last='Zamora'] – St. Pius – New Mexico D1 2026-1 - 2026   Zamora was easily the most electrifying prospect from the Golden High school events, pushing the pace and grabbing clutch rebounds all over the floor. Recently coming off of a 20+ points per game from last weekend's PrepHoops event, Zamora was ready to make a major impact through this weekend. There are few guards who bring his consistent energy, possessing some of the best stamina of any prospect at this event.   Papa Diop – Colorado Hawks 2026 – 2027   Diop was easily the most physically imposing prospect of anybody in the 2025 or younger classes, proving dominant on both ends of the glass while adding over 4 blocks in Friday's performance. Standing no less than 6'7, Diop will be on everyone's radar in due time.   [player_tooltip player_id='1622246' first='Mason' last='Dominguez-Savoy'] – Rangeview – Colorado Magic – 2026   Dominguez-Savoy has proven himself as a consistent shotmaker along the perimeter. A knockdown shooter, the freshman also brings competitiveness at the point of attack defending opposing lead guards. There are few freshman within the state as consistent of shotmakers.   [player_tooltip player_id='2396005' first='Jarius' last='Dicks'] – Grandview - Colorado Magic – 2026   [player_tooltip player_id='2396005' first='Jarius' last='Dicks'] made a quick impression through his halfcourt pace, controlling the offensive flow while being a constant scoring threat off the dribble. At roughly 5'8, the combo guard was notably effective as a pull-up shooter within the mid-range, while leveraging his shot making for playmaking opportunities.   Jamal Hassan – Overland – Colorado Anarchy 2026-1  - 2026   Hassan was a crafty shotmaker who needed minimal space to get the shot off, alongside scoring through contact on a variety of possessions. Standing right around 6' tall, the guard has multiple counter moves off the dribble. Not to mention that Hassan held his own versus a variety of backcourt threats, proving capable taking hits and continuing to wall off opponents.   Jonathan Haubert – Elevation Flyers - 2027   Haubert brought constant hustle while playing up with 15u and 14u Flyers. He had no fear going up against contact off of putbacks, proving capable finishing through tight contests. When fouled, Haubert was notably consistent knocking down free throws.   [player_tooltip player_id='1555225' first='Caiden' last='Braketa'] – Ralston Valley – B&B Academy - 2026   Braketa has shown up when the team needs him most, proving to hit big shots in high stress situations. The freshman guard does well controlling the halfcourt pace, changing speeds with the ball in his hands. Braketa has continued to prove his clutch skillset, building on his high level decision making with the ball.   Jairus Turribiates – Hobbs – New Mexico D1 2025-2 – 2025   Turribiates was an emphatic rebounder at roughly 6'6, providing constant value in the paint. He was a pure glass cleaner on both ends, leaving no stone unturned. The forward did well to rotate on time with high hands, blocking multiple shot attempts per game.

Here are eight names who immediately caught my eyes from Golden High School. These prospects show immense value through their winning impact without needing to dominate the ball. More reports coming up daily through the next few days.