2027 Spring and Summer Names to Track

As the Spring and Summer ended, PH NorCal was able to put eyes on new, up and coming prospects, and others logging quality minutes on the court from our time in the gym. These are some prospects who'll we'll continue to track throughout the high school season including Fall Ball.    He's one of the guards that will run the show when he's not actively pursuing buckets off ball. He's a quality ball handler with nice crossover dribbles, along with speed and strength to get his own shot. He handles pressure, has good court vision to involve others when running things at the top. He has range for 3's, pulls up quick for the mid-range, and can float it high off the glass over defenders. He defends.     He's long with improving skills. He can be a shooting guard with the way he plays along the perimeter looking to put up open 3's, and using a dribble or two to get into his mid-range jump shot. He'll finish around the rim in traffic. He has the length, and movement to distract, and defend on the perimeter. He's showed he can get rebounds, and change some shots.     A crafty guard who'll log quality minutes this season. He plays more like a point guard with his willingness to find cutters to the basket using vision, and making the extra passing. He handles good, can maneuver his way into the paint for floaters, and drives to the baskets, he passes early in transition, finds corner shooters. We've seen him hit open 3's.     He's a reliable, steady guard shows he can play both guard positions. Standing 6'2 with good foot speed, and movement. He's an X factor on the court, doesn't have to score to contribute. On defense, he applies ball pressure, using foot speed, and quick hands to harass dribblers. He gets out on shooters, stays close from perimeter to paint. He plays with in the flow, helps rebound, moves the ball. He has the tools to get his own shots.     He has speed, and strides hustling to fill lanes in transition. At 6'3 he'll help rebound, and defend bigger player on this team. He's long,still growing out, he's stronger than he looks. He has good hops to challenge, and finish around the rim. He'll be a contributor     He's emerging as a point guard who can run a team. He has work to do but did handle ball pressure bringing it up court, showed vision, and a willingness to move the ball. He found cutters to the basket, fed the post, and spotted shooters around the perimeter for open 3's. He put up open shots, he had a few drives into the paint.     Standing around 6'6 he's carved out a way to be a contributor on one of NorCal's top team. He's a screener, ball mover, helps others get open looks. He has some effect in the paint area, and along the baselines. He'll get closer with a dribble, go up strong off two around the basket. He gives effort going after rebounds, and defending his position. He's an improving player.

As the Spring and Summer ended, PH NorCal was able to put eyes on new, up and coming prospects, and others logging quality minutes on the court from our time in the gym. These are some prospects who'll we'll continue to track throughout the high school season including Fall Ball.