3SSB 2029s Set To Shine As Sophomores

The jump from freshman to sophomore year is often when players begin to separate themselves, and several prospects from the 2029 class appear ready to do just that. After gaining valuable experience against high-level competition on the 3SSB circuit, these players enter the season with bigger roles and an opportunity to establish themselves as names to know.    One of the more dynamic creators in the Northeast in 2029, Weaver was also the top scorer in 15U 3SSB play this season. His vision and creation off the dribble are extremely high level and he should be the perfect fit to run the offense in what's an increasingly deep and talented Tilton program.     Murray has been considered an elite prospect since middle school, and appears to at the start of cashing in on that potential. A verastile and rangy wing scorer who can get to the rim or hot from three, he is part of a 2029 group that should play a fairly massive part in the Terrier attack after getting acclimated last year. Murray in particular has the size and physical tools to be named All-CHSAA in his sophomore year, and with continued work and production- likely will be.     Another crafty lead guard with an advanced IQ, great speed, and good vision- Stevens has been a known name in the Philadelphia for a couple of years now. A move to Haverford, who has had a ton of success developing lead guards over the years, should only help Stevens to round his game out before hitting the college ranks.     Sullivan is one of the better shooters in New England's 2029 class and proved that on several different weekends throughout the Spring and Summer. Sullivan has an advanced understanding of the game and moves very well off ball, but can create own his shot when it's in his hands as well. It will be interesting to see how he develops in the coming seasons.     Wired to score, Walters is truly able to get a bucket at the rim or from deep. Combined that he's sprouted up to 6-foot-3 over the last few months, and it's easy to see why he's played such a big role for both [program_tooltip program_id='2849101' first='Wiz' last='Kids'] and Cardinal Spellman since hitting the high school ranks. His handle is good enough that he's capable of creating offense for himself and others and should be one of the best players in CHSAA A play this season.

The jump from freshman to sophomore year is often when players begin to separate themselves, and several prospects from the 2029 class appear ready to do just that. After gaining valuable experience against high-level competition on the 3SSB circuit, these players enter the season with bigger roles and an opportunity to establish themselves as names to know.