Class 1A: Top Returning Scorers
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Over the next several weeks, we will be taking a deep dive into the top returning players in the following statistical categories such as scorers, rebounders, playmakers and defenders. We will start with Class 1A and make our way through…
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Continue ReadingOver the next several weeks, we will be taking a deep dive into the top returning players in the following statistical categories such as scorers, rebounders, playmakers and defenders. We will start with Class 1A and make our way through the state’s top classification at 7A.
The 6-5 rising junior forward is coming off a season where he led Class 1A in points per game averaging 27.1 points per game. His score first intangibles set the tone as he is a pure threat across all three scoring levels. On the defensive side he is very versatile and can be seen defending against multiple positions. Lacossade is also athletic and is very active on the boards. Expecting Lacossade to follow up with a big junior season and begin to have college coaches attracting him.
The 6-5 rising junior plays a smooth and fundamental game where he can affect the game in a variety of ways. Ingram is a solid finisher around the rim as well as a persistent passer to find open shooters. On the defensive side, Ingram can defend multiple positions and is very active on the boards. He is also very productive in the mismatches as he can go get a bucket when his team needs it. He is also the starting quarterback on the football team where his high IQ has been improving each year.
The 6-2 rising junior guard is a strong and rangy guard who can showcase his athleticism on both ends of the floor, whether he’s finishing around the rim or on the glass. Hall averaged 20.8 points per game last season while shooting 53 percent from the field, including 40 from beyond the arc. He also provides good length where he can get up and contest tough shots as well as become an underrated shot blocker for his size.
Highlights
The 6-5 rising senior is one of the most underrated two-way prospects in the state. On the offensive end, he is a natural three-level scorer who can knock down timely shots at a consistent rate. DeMartino also is a quick passer who finds the open teammate getting him involved in the action. On the defensive side, he shows great footwork and is very active jumping the passing lanes. He plays with toughness and is unafraid to matchup against bigger players and can also guard on the ball at a high level.
Adyn Corbin
Adyn Corbin
The 5-10 rising junior plays with a ton of quickness on both ends of the floor, as well as play under control. Corbin applies good defensive pressure on the ball where he can turn steals into baskets on the other end. He plays with great poise and doesn’t force tough shots or make bad passes very often. Corbin can also use his athleticism on the defensive glass as he is a underrated rebounder for his size.
The 6-3 rising senior combo guard is one of the top scorers to keep your eye on this upcoming season. McDonald can score on all three levels as well as finish above the rim. McDonald can score off the catch or off the bounce as he has developed and gets his teammates involved often. His assist-to-turnover ratio also improved this past season and is starting to gain interest from college coaches. McDonald averaged 14.0 points, 3.6 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game for Jay and led the Royals to a regional final appearance last season.