Top 2030s Set to Make the Leap to High School

In this article, I feature five of the top Class of 2030 prospects who are on the verge of entering high school. They could make an impact as early as this summer at tournaments like Section 7 and the Nevada Live Invitational. Keep an eye on out for them, as they'll be new faces that quickly become recognizable.    [player_tooltip player_id='2919438' first='Cash' last='Torres'] is set to be a difference maker at the high school levels thanks to instincts and scoring ability. He has a strong feel for when to attack, and makes tough finishes on a regular basis. Torres can get it done from the outside as well, and uses his handles to create for others.     Johny Wheeler is a very strong shooter who is capable of burying multiple triples a game. He can also maneuver around defenders when driving, and he'll get out in transition and score. While not all freshmen are ready to make an immediate impact, he seems to have the tools to contribute and produce early.     BJ Jolly is a built 6'1 guard who utilizes his size to his advantage on both ends. On offense, he will power through defenders to get to the rack, and gets to the free when he draws contact. He'll also facilitate for others if they have the better look. On defense, he can help cause turnovers by making deflections and he crashes the glass.     Logan Kish is a 2030 that will become very well known in the next 12 months. He stands at 6'10 and is easily the tallest prospect in the 2030 class here in Nevada that I know of. He leverages his height and reach to be disruptive on the defensive end. And any attackers need beware. He also gets it done on offense, where he's a great target to feed the rock to on the block. Look for him in a Vegas Elite uniform this summer.     Lazarius Winbush is a force to be reckoned with. He's a physical prospect who isn't afraid to make his presence felt on the defensive end. He can bottle up crafty players, holds his ground well, and consistently forces turnovers. On offense, he shows creativity and a crafty feel for scoring, finding ways to get a bucket. All in all, he brings many of the traits you look for and is already fairly developed from a strength standpoint as an incoming freshman.

In this article, I feature five of the top Class of 2030 prospects who are on the verge of entering high school. They could make an impact as early as this summer at tournaments like Section 7 and the Nevada Live Invitational. Keep an eye on out for them, as they'll be new faces that quickly become recognizable.