York-Adams League: Under the Radar Prospects to Watch For 2024-25

Below is a review of four prospects who are flying under the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania's York-Adams League.    This first thing that pops about Leonard's game is his ability to trigger fast break opportunities with steals as well as defensive rebounds followed by precise outlet passes. Leonard can also run the floor on those fast breaks and then finish with authority. In half court possessions, Leonard operates as a traditional small forward. He produces points via dribble drives from the elbows, post ups, dives to the rim and the offensive glass. Leonard's game possesses a touch of point-forward too. With his nose for the ball and quick second jump, Leonard is a beast on the glass at both ends. After his sophomore season, Leonard (10 ppg.) was a 2nd Team All-County selection.     Last year Ogurcak was a freshman starter who averaged 13.3 points per game for Red Lion. The highlight of his first high school season came when he posted 18 points (3 threes) during Red Lion's upset of eventual 6A state champion Central York. Ogurcak is a long-distance sniper with a quick release and NBA range. He excels at coming off pin downs as well as baseline screens for open looks. In addition to splashing threes, Ogurcak can put the ball on the deck and get to the rim where he can score with either hand. His non-stop motor and well-timed off ball movement often produces back door back door lay-ins.     In 2023-24 Rebert was a sophomore starter who established a reputation as a fierce rim protector. Last season he posted a several games where he swatted five shots. At the other end of the court, Rebert contributed averaged 11 points per game. This long and multi-skilled prospect did his offensive damage on the interior. Rebert produced buckets on post ups, out of pick-n-roll action and by working the offensive boards for second chance opportunities. He is a fundamentally sound big man with polished footwork. Last season Rebert registered several double doubles.     Seitz is a versatile guard prospect with speed and crafty handles. That trifecta enables him to push the fast break for scores or assists. On half-court possessions, Seitz can work as a primary ball handler or play off the ball. From both positions he is a three-point ace as well as a dribble-drive threat. Plus, Seitz does an impressive job of getting into the paint and then dropping a pass to the dunker spot or kicking out to open shooters. As a junior, this lefty averaged 8.5 points and 4.5 dimes per night while shooting 38% from deep (54 3PM). Last season Seitz piloted Eastern York to District 3-4A title and was a 2nd team All-York-Adams League selection.

Below is a review of four prospects who are flying under the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania's York-Adams League.