Berks Conference: Under the Radar Prospects to Watch in 2024-25

Below is a review of four prospects who are flying under the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania's Berks Conference.    Reading graduated their top two scorers from 2023-24 (including Berks POY Yadiel Cruz), so this year Camara will make the jump from role player to primary option. As a freshman he averaged 8 points per night and popped 23 triples on the season. Camara is a legitimate three-point threat, but he is especially dangerous when he puts the ball on the deck and gets paint touches. Once he is in the lane, Camara can unleash a floater, convert on lay-ins through contact, execute kick outs and drop a dime to a teammate on the blocks. On defense, Camara is a menacing on-ball presence who generates steals and deflections.     Fleischood is a multi-sport athlete (plays football too) with a solid frame and impressive quickness. When he is on the hoops court, Fleischood can produce points at all three levels. Last season his accurate jumper with 3-point range and ability to attack the rack off the dribble were his main weapons. Fleischood excels in pick-n-roll as well as DHO action. He also flashed an effective mid-range pull up game too. Fleischood's hops will catch opponents by surprise. In 2023-24 Fleischood averaged 12 points per game.     Harper first made headlines this past summer at the West Reading League where he posted several 20+ point games. Then during September and October he was a frequent standout at the Comp Edge Fall League. Harper is a bucket getting point guard with a high IQ. He can produce points off the dribble by getting to the rim and finishing with either hand. He can knock home threes from logo distance too. Harper also has a habit of picking opponent's pockets and then racing down court for a lay-up. As a nice bonus to his scoring, Harper flashed the ability to direct half-court sets and is a creative passer.     Winkler is a quick guard with crafty handles and fantastic instincts. That trifecta makes Winkler a dangerous open court threat. In the haff-court that list of assets enables Winkler to relentlessly attack opposing defenses off the dribble for buckets or assists. When he is in scoring mode, Winkler (11.6 ppg. last season) will get to the rim where he can finish through contact or with a creative touch. In both scenarios he can convert with his right or left hand. Winkler will also get into the lane, draw the help defense, and then execute a well time kick-out to an open teammate. Occasionally, Winkler will pop the open three.

Below is a review of four prospects who are flying under the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania's Berks Conference.