NorCal Rankings Update Top 100 Prospect

This is a good group of prospects with something to prove this Spring. Some seen their rank go down for various reasons, having to sit out because of transfer rules, playing only half the season. There were injuries that kept them out of games, then there's the prospects we only see during the club season. With a good Spring, and Summer we could see some of these players rise in the next updated rankings for this class.    He's been a consistent guard from the Sacramento Area for a while now. He has all the tools a PG needs to sufficiently run the team up top. He was the teams second leading scorer 12.4ppg. His strong drives into the paint led to key buckets with the game on the line. He can hit the mid-range. He can stick to ball handlers     Martin was effected by the sit out rule. He played half the season averaged 10pts a game. He's one of the better 3pt shooters in the 707, he has a good field goal percentage. He's got sneaky hops, to finish above and around the rim. He has some defensive qualities.     He's a solid combo guard, gets most of his work done within the flow of the offense. He's a good ball handler that sees the court to deliver good passes around the perimeter, and in transition. He works well off ball when looking to put points on the board. He has quick dribbles into the paint, good change of direction. He can hit mid, and 3pts shots.     After sitting out half the season. He was a bit out of sync coming off the bench for NorCal's Open CIF State Finalist. He's ready to restart himself this Spring. He's has some tools to work with. Good size, strength. He's a good finisher around the the basket. He's got a short jumper, defends multiple positions, he'll rebound. We'll see what he does in the Spring.     He had to sit half of the season. A long wing type player with some ball skills. He's a good defender with length and lateral movement to defend out on the perimeter. He's got the handles to get to his spots, he'll slash and cut. He's a good passer/ball mover, doesn't waste a lot of dribbles. He can shoot the 3 ball. We'll see more in the Spring.     A good size prospect with a defensive mind set. He can defend multiple positions, guard on the wings, hold his own defending bigger players in the post. He can handle and finish drives for paint jumpers, and contact layups. He runs the court for transition buckets, he'll get rebounds, and make good passes. He Played in the Top 30 game recently at a Pangos Event.     The last time we saw this prospect he seemed a bit raw. He would work for rebounds, give effort defending in the post. He seems to have raised his level of play. He's an active rebounder, and defender, a good court runner. He has lengthy arms, and strength to get points around the basket. We saw a couple of straight line drives from the wings, and baseline. He averaged 10pts a game, while getting his fair share of rebounds.     The sharp shooter from Placer an area we don't get to during the regular season. He averaged 21.3 ppg. According to Stats he's the top 3pt shooter in Northern California, and ranked 13th Nationally with 135 made 3's in 30 games at 4.5 per game. We'll see him with his club team Rose City.     A multi sport athlete (Football). He has good size and movement, he works well in and around the basket, he scores inside, has a good FG%, 9.9ppg. He's an active rebounder 5.4 per game. He can hit the free throw jumper, cut slash and finish. He's an excellent passer, works to defend in the post area.     He's a big guard who can handle and pass the ball around the court, and up in transition. We've seen him handle ball pressure bringing it up court, make solid dribble drive moves to the basket to finish in traffic. He's a willing passer. The two sport athlete (Football) has shown he can get things done off ball with drives from different angles.

This is a good group of prospects with something to prove this Spring. Some seen their rank go down for various reasons, having to sit out because of transfer rules, playing only half the season. There were injuries that kept them out of games, then there's the prospects we only see during the club season. With a good Spring, and Summer we could see some of these players rise in the next updated rankings for this class.