This Weeks Top Prospects
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Our weekly run around NorCal took us to Palo Alto where Milpitas wins on the road. Wednesday King’s Academy had no problems with San Lorenzo. In a South Bay matchup of undefeated teams in league, Monterey beat Carmel on Thursday,…
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Continue ReadingOur weekly run around NorCal took us to Palo Alto where Milpitas wins on the road. Wednesday King’s Academy had no problems with San Lorenzo. In a South Bay matchup of undefeated teams in league, Monterey beat Carmel on Thursday, while Stuart Hall takes down San Domenico in San Francisco on Friday night. Standouts for the week
He’s a rising prospect in the 2025 class. He’s a long wing type prospect with improving skills. He’s a ball handler, brings it up often, a willing passer he sees the court. He put points on the board with solid drives into the paint, and a nice jump shot from mid-range, out past the 3pt line that went in often. He’s comfortable making his moves and shooting off the dribble. His 5-3’s led to 27pts.
He’s a quality guard that does a lot on this team. He’s good at settling, and running the teams offense in half-court, with his quality handles, good passing and decision making. He has the speed, and dribble to get to his spots for mid-range jumpers, he turns the corners on the drive. He’ll penetrate and kick-out, he knows where his shooters are. He’s good in transition
He’s working a bit under the radar. He’s a confident shooting guard with good ball handling skills, he used a nice cross-over dribble, and a quick release to knock down multiple mid-range jumpers. He knocks down open 3’s on the catch along the perimeter. He used a spin move, along with a fade away in the paint for points.
He’s a solid combo guard with strength and movement on the court. He can create his shot off the dribble, attack from different angles. He doesn’t shy away from contact on the drive inside. He’ll weaves his way inside using body control, foot work in traffic, and an inside hand lay-up, no charges. He’ll rebound, then go coast to coast with good handles and speed.
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A solid body combo guard who attacks the rim without fear, from the perimeter and in transition, he’ll challenge bigs at the rim, use his strength to finish inside. He had a couple of nice baseline finishes. He can knock down corner 3’s if left alone. He has good speed defending in the open court. He’ll help defend bigger players and get rebounds to start the break.
Suheib Ibrahim
Suheib Ibrahim
He’s an experienced guard that leads this team in scoring. He’s a versatile type prospect who can score the ball in different ways. He’s undersized but has good strength to get things done in the post, not posting up but cutting and slashing for strong finishes. He has a strong take using a dribble or two to finish with paint jumpers. He rebounds, runs hard for transition buckets finishing strong at the rim, he might dunk if there’s a path.
He’s bulky with good bounce playing guard, and working the forward position. He attacks the rim hard from the baseline, and in transition. He’s fearless going up high with intentions to score over defenders. He has the speed and tenacity on defense to trap, and generate steals up top.
Early brings a balance attack playing with this group. He’s one of the team leaders in rebounding while working inside on both ends. He rebounds, then shows he can handle the ball up top with quality handles and moves that get him into the paint for jumpers, and finishes challenging defenders. He can guard multiple positions.