Philly Spring Clash: Additional SEPA Standouts

Below is Part II in our review of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed during this weekend's action at the Philly Spring Clash.      This past weekend Harmon was running with Philly Elite, and he proved to be a fast and explosive two-way prospect who thrived in the open court. Harmon's speed and change of direction moves enabled him to pilot the fast break for scores and assists. The combination of his court vision and live dribble passing skills produced several highlight reel worthy dimes. In the half-court, Harmon penetrated the lane for lay-ins and floaters. He also executed a handful of well-timed kick out passes. Harmon splashed several treys too. At the other end of the court, Harmon was an on-ball menace with his active hands that generated steals and deflections.       Fresh off his junior year in which he was a 1st Team All-SOL selection and led Upper Moreland to the 5A state semifinals, Hughes was impressive again at the Philly Spring Clash. Hughes (PA Royals) is an athletic and bouncy prospect who played above the rim. He did not hesitate to finish on the fast break or in the half-court with a crowd-pleasing dunk. His physical assets combined with his finishing skills enabled Hughes to excel in the open court. On half court possessions Hughes scored on baseline cuts, out of pick-n-roll action, by attacking the rim off one or two dribbles and via the offensive glass. Hughes also proved to be a plus defensive player with a long wingspan. He produced steals, cleaned the glass, and blocked shots.        Rose is a 3-point sniper with a quick release and unlimited range who shot the lights out at the Philly Spring Clash. His well-timed, non-stop off ball movement made him extremely difficult to guard. Rose's ability to pass on a contested three, move the ball to a teammate, then quickly relocate to open space for a cleaner look was extremely impressive. To be honest, that part of Rose's game reminded me of JJ Redick during his days with the 76ers. Rose flashed a polished mid-range pull-up game too.         If you follow Mid-Penn conference action then you are aware of Sallie's talents as he averaged 17 ppg. this past season. At the Philly Spring Clash, Sallie introduced himself to the rest of the state by dropping a 40-spot on a talented [program_tooltip program_id='2428018' first='Sideline' last='Cancer'] squad. Sallie displayed a versatile scoring skill set as he popped threes from all over the court, scored by attacking the rim off the dribble and got out on the fast break for lay-ins and assists. Sallie's long-distance shooting was elite. He drained spot up and step back threes as well as triples off the dribble and in transition. His size, lift and quick release allowed him to shoot over defenders with ease. On the rare occasion where a defender was able to close out on him, Sallie displayed crafty handles and got to the rim for hoops.

Below is Part II in our review of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed during this weekend's action at the Philly Spring Clash.

Chris “Wolf” Harmon

HEIGHT 6'3"

POS CG/PG

CLASS 2026

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Chris “Wolf” Harmon

State: Pennsylvania

School: Cheltenham

This past weekend Harmon was running with Philly Elite, and he proved to be a fast and explosive two-way prospect who thrived in the open court. Harmon's speed and change of direction moves enabled him to pilot the fast break for scores and assists. The combination of his court vision and live dribble passing skills produced several highlight reel worthy dimes. In the half-court, Harmon penetrated the lane for lay-ins and floaters. He also executed a handful of well-timed kick out passes. Harmon splashed several treys too. At the other end of the court, Harmon was an on-ball menace with his active hands that generated steals and deflections.