Nor Cal High School Summer Classic Day 2 Standouts

PH NorCal was at Diablo Valley College June 1-2 for the Nor Cal High School Classic. June is when players play with their high school teams. Day 2 we saw the top players on their teams kick it up a notch.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530585' first='Luke' last='Isaak'] 6'4 2025 Guard, San Ramon Valley Isaak is known for being a player that knocks down shots with some efficiency in key moments. On Sunday we got a glimpse of a combo guard being more of a facilitator, handling, and willing to involve others with his vision and passing. His handling and vision produced multiple assists, kick-outs, dump-offs. He had strong direct drives to the paint, he pulled up for jumpers when it was right.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530333' first='Ardarius' last='Grayson'] 6'0 2025 Guard, Oakland Tech Fresh off a state title and running this Spring on Team Lillard. Grayson got into gear showing why he's one of NorCal's top point guards. With ball in hand he controls pace, regularly setting up teammates with crisp passing. He has the ability to take over a game.   [player_tooltip player_id='1772929' first='Zion' last='Moore'] 6'3 2025 SG; Alameda High He's been a steady performer with a good shot from behind the 3pt line. He'll take and make the big shot, he dropped a few in coming down in transition. He was aggressive driving into the paint using spin moves and balance playing through contact to finish the play. His handling and passing in transition was good. He'll get rebounds.   [player_tooltip player_id='1384815' first='Jaylen' last='Valdez'] 6'3 2025 CG, Destiny Christian He took over a game on Sunday scoring at least 12 straight points or more during a stretch when he was in the zone. He scored from all angle, the top using hard dribble drives into the paint, he stopped and dropped long 3's, on the perimeter, and used his dribble to attack from the sides, and in transition. The hard playing guard plays with confidence.   [player_tooltip player_id='1384449' first='Anthony' last='Moore'] 6'6 2025 Guard, Lincoln, Stockton He's comfortable up top initiating the offense at times. He did well in the open court handling, showing vision with good passing and looking for his shot. He has a clean mid-range jumper off the dribble working off ball, he's squaring up nicely to shoot 3's on the perimeter, and using his dribble to get into the paint where his length comes into play. He's playing settled and taking and making good shots. His length and movement on the defensive side is notable.   [player_tooltip player_id='1806678' first='Kevin' last='Chapman II'] 5'11 2025 Guard, Moreau Catholic He was hard to guard on day 2. He asserted himself, making up his mind he was going to be aggressive when he got the ball. He attacked the basket from all angles using his speed to go by defenders, handle contact in the paint, he pushed all pulled up for free throw jumpers, he got his shot off against bigger paint defenders. He pulled up for short jumpers when needed.   [player_tooltip player_id='1384824' first='Derron' last='White'] 5'11 2025 Guard, Monterey Trail White has the experience to lead his team. He's efficient in the way he runs the point guard position, he's making good decisions on the court. His scoring will probably tick up a bit this season. He's showed his ability to readily get into the paint for jumpers, he's showing consistency on the mid-range jumper, and he'll drop open 3's.   [player_tooltip player_id='1572967' first='Elliot' last='Conley'] 6'4 2025 Guard/Wing, San Ramon Valley Conley is a rising prospect, he's no longer what you might call a sleeper, those of us in NorCal knows that Conley has elevated his game to another level. He might not look the part, nevertheless he's a rising prospect who's getting things done on the court. He's knocking down 3's at a good percentage, he attacks the rim with extra lift that results in points around the rim including dunks. He'll rebound, run, push, and dunk in transition.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530501' first='Antonio' last='Kellogg Jr.'] 6'3 2025 Guard, Ygnacio Valley He's when of our top guards when he gets into the flow. He's a quality guard with slick handles and a variety moves to create shots for himself and others. He's willing to facilitate the offense with patience, quality passing, quick drives into the paint for kick-outs, and dishes. His game goes to another level when he goes in to scoring mode and the shots are falling.   [player_tooltip player_id='1530322' first='Tyriq' last='McNeal'] 6'7 2025 G/F, St. Patrick-St. Vincent Standing 6'7 he's a bit of a problem when he gets thing going. He has guard like handles and passing, he's comfortable bringing the ball up court, starting the offense, and playing up top. He has the ability to go by big slower defenders who try defend him away from the basket. He has the strength and bounce to put points on the board when he's around the rim. He'll haul in rebounds. He's a point forward.   [player_tooltip player_id='2228119' first='Jason' last='Morris'] 6'4 2025 Guard/Wing, University He's quite active with good movement with or without the ball. He's a cutter and a slasher looking for opens spots to put up a catch and shoot shot. He handles with a good first step when he's looking to get it closer to the basket for pull-ups or layups. He's long, runs good in transition. His length takes up passing lanes, helps with rebounding. He can knock down shots on the move.   [player_tooltip player_id='1384450' first='Darrion' last='Lilly'] 6'5 2025 Wing/Forward, Weston Ranch Lilly has made good strides from the Spring, there's carry over for one of Stocktons top prospects. The solid body prospect can work the inside game with strength and touch around the rim finishing at a good rate. He continues to grow his game away from the basket, he's knocking down open 3's. His court running, finishing in transition are up. He's better defending and rebounding.

PH NorCal was at Diablo Valley College June 1-2 for the Nor Cal High School Classic. June is when players play with their high school teams. Day 2 we saw the top players on their teams kick it up a notch.