District 3 Prospects to Watch: 2024
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Central York’s 6’6 wing Greg Guidinger Greg Guidinger 6'6" | SF Central York | 2024 State PA wears the crown as the top senior in the area. But there are many more prospects who fans and college coaches should keep…
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Continue ReadingCentral York’s 6’6 wing Greg Guidinger Greg Guidinger 6'6" | SF Central York | 2024 State PA wears the crown as the top senior in the area. But there are many more prospects who fans and college coaches should keep an eye on this season.
Mason Blazer Mason Blazer 6'5" | SG Middletown | 2024 State PA | G 6’5 Middletown
The Blue Raiders big guard is a hooper. Blazer isn’t afraid to let it fly from three, especially with his pull-up game. He can also do the same in the mid-range. His jumper sets up his passing which he does with some flare. Blazer can score in bunches, but he competes on defense too.
Julian Lownes | Central Dauphin East
An aggressive defender, Lownes likes to force turnovers so he can get out in transition. But whether he’s on a fastbreak or has a wide open lane in the halfcourt, he’s going to try and punch it on someone. His strong finishes are balanced by his ability to finish with craft on either side of the rim.
Malik Osumanu Malik Osumanu 6'5" | PF Reading | 2024 PA | F 6’5 Reading
Osumanu is agile and flexible as a defender. He can sit in a stance out on the perimeter and/or flip his hips to make rotations. Osumanu also has the bounce to block shots or finish above the rim on offense. His energy on both ends makes him an effective rebounder as well.
Kevin Saenz Kevin Saenz 6'3" | SF Exeter | 2024 State PA | G 6’4 Exeter
Exeter reached the 5A state title game with a huge lift from Saenz. His skill attacking off-the-bounce and off-the-catch are both potent. He’s dynamic enough to sprint into a three off a pindown or use his handle to get to the paint on his own. He’s definitely a sleeper for D1 programs to get eyes on.
Jaydon Smith | G 6’5 Carlisle
A versatile perimeter player, Smith will fill up the stat sheet if you let him. He has the physical tools to rack up rebounds, steals, and blocks. Used to running the show, he can create for himself and score from multiple spots inside the arc. The 6’5 guard is at his best when he’s balancing his shot-creation with playmaking.
Eli Sterling Eli Sterling 6'3" | PG Greencastle-Antrim | 2024 PA | G 6’2 Greencastle-Antrim
The lefty guard plays with great pace. Whether he’s setting up his teammate or about to blow by defenders, Sterling explodes in & out of his dribble combos. Then he can vary his stride length to cut back or turn the corner on his man. Sterling also uses that pace to get to his step-back jumpers.
Yadiel Cruz | G/W 6’3 Reading
Elijah Espinosa Elijah Espinosa 6'8" | PF Red Lands | 2024 State PA | F/C 6’8 Red Land
Reece Garvin Reece Garvin 6'3" | PG Exeter | 2024 State PA | Exeter
Krisshon Giles | G 5’10 Harrisburg
Carter Horst Carter Horst 6'0" | CG Warwick | 2024 State PA | G 6’1 Warwick
Josh McKoy Josh McKoy 6'5" | PG Berks Catholic | 2024 State PA | Berks Catholic
CJ Nadzam | F/C 6’5 Trinity
Ethan Wolgemuth Ethan Wolgemuth 6'8" | C Chambersburg | 2024 State PA | C 6’7 Chambersburg
Shawn Wright | F 6’4 Central Dauphin
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