Nor Cal High School Summer Classic

June-3-4 PH NorCal was at Chabot College in Hayward CA. This was the first event in June when players can play with their high school teams for the month. There were approximately 24 teams that competed, half are tuning up for the big events later this month in SoCal, and Arizona.   [player_tooltip player_id='1572946' first='Mahammad' last='Singleton'] 6'1 2025 Guard, Sheldon HS   Singleton is coming into his own as an athletic guard who contributes in different ways. He's converting more of his shots, good handles, athleticism and toughness to complete the play. He can run point when called to do so. He's improved his mid-range jumper and is knocking down key 3's. He's a tenacious defender who makes you work. At 6'1 he's a good rebounding guard.   Nick Stone 6'2 2024 CG, Sheldon HS   Stone has proved to be a steady contributor on this team. He gives as good of an effort as any player on the court. He plays hard on the defensive end, he sprints back and forth up the court, his passing up and around the perimeter is good. He has a jump shot he can hit from mid-range out to the 3pt line. He can dribble drive and kick it out to shooters.   [player_tooltip player_id='1384425' first='Jalen' last='Stokes'] 6'5 2025 G/F/W, Dublin HS   Stokes is a solid body strong prospect who gives good effort on the court. He's a tenacious defender who can guard multiple positions along the perimeter or in the post. He'll get his share of rebounds. He'll get more opportunities to show he can be a point producer on offense. He has the tools, consistency is key for this 2025 Prospect.   [player_tooltip player_id='1703091' first='Cameron' last='Anderson'] 6'7 2026 PF, Dublin HS   Anderson seems ready to be a contributor on the Varsity this season. At 6'7 and growing he's, playing with more bounce and energy. He's still working on his balance but has the square shoulders and the strength to turn and go up strong to get his points in the paint. He works from the high post with a dribble or two, he'll shoot the paint jumper, and low post with good passing. He'll get rebounds. We'll see how he holds up defending players his size. He's making a move upward.   [player_tooltip player_id='1418821' first='Evan' last='McKnight'] 6'10 2024 Center, Ygnacio Valley HS   McKnight is one of NorCal's tallest prospects at 6'10. He has a good understanding of what a big man should do on the court. He has good fundamentals. He's a good passer from the low, and mid-post spotting open players cutting, or spotting up along the perimeter. He has paint jumper, and jump hook he can go to. He has vision patrolling and changing shots at times in the paint. He has to get stronger and keep the ball up.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530501' first='Antonio' last='Kellogg Jr.'] 6'3 2025 CG, Ygnacio Valley HS   He's an improving player in the 2025 class. He has the skills to work from both guard positions, along with speed and handles to create for himself and others. He has good vision and is a willing passer. He's long kind of thin but gets to his spot for a consistent mid-range jumper off the dribble, he can get hot knocking down 3's along the perimeter, not a lot of wasted movement. He has lateral speed and lengthy arms to defend.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530502' first='Dominic' last='Walker'] 6'4 2025 SG/F Moreau Catholic HS   Walker is still sharpening his tools but has a real opportunity to grow his game this Summer. At 6'4 he's one who looks to put up 3ptrs when open and coming down in transition. The 2025 shooter is a bit streaky, but he can knock it down, if he makes one, they'll look to him for more. He can dribble for a mid-range. He has the length and has shown he'll work to rebound and defend.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530333' first='Ardarius' last='Gates'] 6'0 2025 PG, Oakland Tech HS   Gates finds himself in a new role this season, at this event he was running the point, showing patience and directing traffic. He's a confident guard with the ability to attack from different angles and in transition to put points on the board.   [player_tooltip player_id='1574796' first='Damien' last='Rease'] 6'1 2025 Guard, Weston Ranch HS   Rease looks like he's found a way to be a contributor in this uptempo style of play. He worked to stay in front on the defense end, he hustled to fill lanes in transition, and he made the passes up court. He used his dribble drive to go left or right to finish at the basket withstanding contact and making his free throw.   [player_tooltip player_id='1979832' first='Nnamdi' last='Osajindu'] 6'0 G/F, Pinole Valley HS   On this team Osajindu doesn't have to get points to contribute. We call him the X Factor. He's strong bulky and can muscle bigger defenders in the post, he has the foot speed and lateral movement to be physical with guards on the perimeter. He'll work for rebounds, dribble and pass to others who can put points on the board. He can drive it strong into the paint and finish in transition.

June-3-4 PH NorCal was at Chabot College in Hayward CA. This was the first event in June when players can play with their high school teams for the month. There were approximately 24 teams that competed, half are tuning up for the big events later this month in SoCal, and Arizona.