2023-24 Week 13: SEPA New Names to Know

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Below is our review of five<em> “new”</em> prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who made a name for themselves during Week 13 of the 2023-24 high school basketball season.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1407082' first='Devin' last='Artis'] – 5'11” / 2024 / Pocono Mountain West / Jersey Boyz / Point Guard: </strong>Artis owns a reputation as a menacing defender who plays a pass-first, floor general style of point guard. However, in 2023-24 steadily Artis has shown steady improvement in his offensive game to the point where he is now a legitimate scoring threat at every level. This past week that trend continued as he popped off for 18 points (1 3PM) in PMW's win over PM East. Next Artis recorded 13 points (1 3PM) in PMW's District 11-5A championship game win. Over his last six games Artis is averaging 16.5 ppg.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2383120' first='Torin' last='Bosch'] </strong><strong>– 6'4” / 2024 / Perkiomen School / All in Hoops / Wing: </strong>Back in December Bosch transferred from Basha HS in Arizona to Perkiomen. The former 2^nd Team All-State selection and a top 50 ranked player in Arizona eventually worked his way into the starting lineup and was a major contributor to Perkiomen's PAISAA state title run. With his deep bag of spin and change of direction moves, Bosch can score of the dribble with ease. He can also splash threes all day. Plus, Bosch moves well without the ball which makes him difficult to guard. His solid performance in the PAISAA semifinals included a clutch put back bucket with under thirty seconds in regulation. Then Bosch posted 10 points and 6 rebounds in Perkiomen's PAISAA state title game win.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Abdul Jackson </strong><strong>– 6'1” / 2024 / Pottstown / [program_tooltip program_id='2245515' first='NEPA' last='Elite'] / Combo Guard:</strong> Pottstown's extremely skilled third option had an epic week during the District 1-5A tournament playback round. First Jackson netted 20 points and the game winning bucket in Pottstown's D1-5A playback win over Upper Moreland. Then he posted 20 points including the game tying 3-ball at the buzzer of the first overtime during the Trojans double OT loss to Radnor. Jackson is a fast and athletic three level scorer. He is also a plus defender who uses his quick hands and excellent lateral movement to generate several steals each game. Jackson is an underrated shot blocker too. &nbsp;</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='2383253' first='Luke' last='Keppel'] </strong><strong>– 6'1” / 2024 / Whitehall / PA Coalition / Combo Guard: </strong>Keppel's most recent outstanding stretch of play helped push Whitehall to a District 11-5A runner up finish. This DeSales University (D3) commit owns a deadly accurate 3-point stroke. Additionally, he is an off-the-bounce scoring threat and a solid distributor. Keppel recently poured in 4 triples on his way to 28 total points in a win over East Stroudsburg North. He followed up that fantastic performance with 16 points in Whitehall's District 11-5A championship game setback.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>JJ Lebo – 6'2” / 2025 / Cumberland Valley / Central PA Elite / Shooting Guard: </strong>This long and wiry perimeter prospect can drain threes of every variety. Lebo is automatic on spot ups threes. Plus, he converts at high percentage on threes off the dribble, threes coming of pick action and threes  in transition. Lebo's dead eye shooting often overshadows his ability to produce points in the open court. Lebo dropped 18 points (2 threes) in CV's District 3-6A semifinalswin over defending champion Reading; Then he registered 12 points (1 three) in the championship game as he helped Cumberland Valley secure their first D3-6A title in school history.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->