All City Classic Top 80 Developing Clinic Standouts Part 2

This is the second part of the All-City Classic Top 80 Clinic Standouts series, featuring standout performances from emerging talent. The clinic, held at Haverford School in Philadelphia, PA., showcased a plethora of emerging talent. This is part two of a three-part series showcasing the Top 15 middle school and elite program players who impressed scouts and coaches with their skills, athleticism, and potential. 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.    Andrew Baskerville displayed a sleek and smooth demeanor on the court. His comprehensive floor game was remarkable, establishing him as a dependable and effective point guard. Andrew was also impressed with his ability to go get a bucket if it was needed. Andrew will be attending Cardinal O'Hara this fall.     Littlejohn showed an aggressive style of play. His efficient play on both ends of the floor was noticeable. His impact was felt across all levels of the game, making him a well-rounded player with a promising future. Knock down the perimeter jumper and played sound perimeter defense. High School TBD.     Stock's strong inside presence was a critical factor in his performance at the clinic. He embraced physical play around the basket and in space, making a significant difference with his robust approach. The young big, showed off intriguing footwork on the block, and was incredibly confident scoring the ball and handling it in space. Good Looking big to keep tabs on for the next three years.     Graves displayed solid movement in space and utilized his size to his advantage. Showing his ability to post effectively and maneuver around the court highlights his potential as a formidable 4/5 man on the high school level .     Gaines' solid handling and decision-making abilities set him apart. His prowess on the ball, combined with his overall athleticism, makes him one of the top guards. Interestingly, Hanif also has potential as a two-sport athlete, excelling in football alongside basketball.

This is the second part of the All-City Classic Top 80 Clinic Standouts series, featuring standout performances from emerging talent. The clinic, held at Haverford School in Philadelphia, PA., showcased a plethora of emerging talent. This is part two of a three-part series showcasing the Top 15 middle school and elite program players who impressed scouts and coaches with their skills, athleticism, and potential. 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.