Suburban One League: 2024-25 Under the Radar Prospects

Below is a review of the prospects who are flying under the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania's Suburban One League.    In 2023-24 Godhania was a 1st Team All-SOL selection who averaged 16 points and 3.6 rebounds per night while shooting 40.0% from behind the arc (64 3PM). So how this three-level scoring guard remains available is a mystery. In addition to splashing triples at an alarming rate, this lefty can hit stop-n-pop jumpers and runners. Plus, Godhania can create off the dribble for himself or teammates. He excels in pick-n-roll action too. When he gets all the way to the cup, Godhania can finish with either hand. Godhania is an athletic prospect with sneaky speed, so he can push the rock on the fast break for scores or assists.     Grasty has been on our radar for a year now and it is time college coaches stopped sleeping on him. This downhill style point guard can put the ball on the deck going left or right and get into the paint for lay-ins, floaters, drop passes or kick outs. He is a high IQ floor general with tremendous instincts for when to score or distribute during his attacks on the rim. Grasty can also knock home jumpers along the baseline, in the mid-range and behind the arc. His speed, tight handles and court vision make him a fantastic open court guard. Grasty plays with a level of composure that is unique for a sophomore.     Peters is an electric prospect with the ability to score points at every level. With his remarkable speed and filthy handles, Peters is a blur in transition. Once he is at the rim, he typically finishes with crowd pleasing flair. In the half-court, Peters can use his deep bag of dribble moves to blow past his man for a pull up jumper, floater or kick out pass. If opponents elect to sag off Peters, he will punish that decision by drilling triples all game. His step back threes are especially impressive. Last Season Peters dropped a 30-spot (2 threes) on Souderton.     This lefty is a three-point sniper whose jumper possesses logo distance range and a quick release. During his sophomore campaign, Salone posted 14 points to go along with 6 assist per game and was a 2nd Team All-SOL selection. He poured is 23 points (3 triples) against Lansdale Catholic. Salone smartly uses his accurate 3-point shooting to set up his dribble drive game. When a defender closes out too quickly, Salone will execute a smooth pump fake, then put the ball on the deck and get into the paint for a lay-in or tear drop. Salone's polished footwork enables him to navigate through traffic in the paint. He is sneaky athletic and quick, so Salone can produce points in the open court too.

Below is a review of the prospects who are flying under the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania's Suburban One League.