All City Classic Top 80 Developing Clinic Standouts Part 1

The clinic, held at Haverford School in Philadelphia, PA., showcased a plethora of emerging talent. This is the first of a three-part series highlighting the top 15 players from various middle schools and elite programs, who showcased their skills, athleticism, and potential in front of scouts and coaches at the All-City Classic Top Developing Clinic. Each athlete brought something unique to the court, making the event an exciting display of future basketball stars. Among the standouts were those who were impressed with their physical prowess, game intelligence, and versatile skill sets.    Nas Locetto is a name that should be on everyone's radar for the upcoming season. Standing at an impressive 6-7, Nas possesses the size, athleticism, and length required to be a dominant lob threat. He displayed remarkable rim running ability and activity on both ends of the floor, coupled with abundant energy and enthusiasm. His passion for the game was evident in every play, making him a joy to watch. Nas will be attending Imhotep Charter next year.     Khory Copeland is poised to make a significant impact at the varsity level next year. He already has a high school-ready physique and showcased his shiftiness and creativity with the dribble. Khory's ability to break down defenders and finish at the rim with strength was a highlight of his performance, making him a formidable guard. Khory will be attending Father Judge HS in September.     [player_tooltip player_id='2840522' first='Tyce' last='Harbin'] is a sleek point guard who impresses with his ability to facilitate and score with ease. His quick moves and sharp decision-making on the court make him a standout player and a reliable asset in any team setup. Look for Tyce to be one of the top guards in the city of Brotherly love with continue development. High School TBD.     [player_tooltip player_id='2867566' first='Tavon' last='English'] impressed with his scoring ability within the pace of the game. His long, rangy frame allowed him to excel in a one-pass-and-shoot camp setting, and his perimeter shooting was on point. Tavon also demonstrated his facilitation skills, playing the game the right way and impacting both ends of the court. High School TBD.     [player_tooltip player_id='2767451' first='Zion' last='Rothwell'] is another standout with remarkable perimeter skills that complement his elite athleticism. Impress with his above-the-rim finishing ability and quickness to make plays with the dribble. Rothwell's ability to play both ends of the court makes him a valuable two-way player with significant potential to play on the varsity level Salesianum School in Wilmington, Delaware this fall.     Charles Quackenbush emerged as one of the top prospects at the event. His versatility is evident as he comfortably scores inside and outside. Charles used his length effectively for defense and rebounding, showcasing the attributes of a varsity player even as a freshman. High School TBD.

The clinic, held at Haverford School in Philadelphia, PA., showcased a plethora of emerging talent. This is the first of a three-part series highlighting the top 15 players from various middle schools and elite programs, who showcased their skills, athleticism, and potential in front of scouts and coaches at the All-City Classic Top Developing Clinic. Each athlete brought something unique to the court, making the event an exciting display of future basketball stars. Among the standouts were those who were impressed with their physical prowess, game intelligence, and versatile skill sets.