Bigs Added to the class of 2022

<p>The ranking of the 2022 class has been updated! Check out these new bigs added to the list:</p> <p>50 [player_tooltip player_id="1139917" first="Jevon" last="Hill"], Wichita Trinity:</p> <p>The 6-foot-8 Hill can dominate in the post and light it up from the perimeter. He’s a shot blocker who ranges around the lane to stifle opposing offenses. He’s widely regarded for his shooting ability. He knocked down eight 3-pointers against Wellington.</p> <p>57 [player_tooltip player_id="1139918" first="Charlie" last="Russell"], Trego:</p> <p>Russell earned 2A honorable mention following his sophomore year. The 6-foot-4 junior is a strong, physical forward who can handle the ball some and use his size to his advantage. He brings energy to the floor and is active on both sides of the ball. He looks to apply pressure and contest shots.</p> <p>58 [player_tooltip player_id="1139919" first="Pearse" last="Long"], Lawrence:</p> <p>Lawrence is ranked #3 in 6A, and Long is an important complement to star guard [player_tooltip player_id="599752" first="Zeke" last="Mayo"] in the Lions’ system. At 6-foot-5, he’s got the length and athleticism to really stifle an opponent or help off on defense. He really crashes the glass too. Offensively, he’s not always called upon to score a lot, but he’s capable. He hit five 3-pointers against Mill Valley for 23 points, and registered 18 against Gardner-Edgerton and against Shawnee Mission East.</p> <p>67 [player_tooltip player_id="1139920" first="Luke" last="Grace"], Cheney:</p> <p>The stud receiver on the football field has turned in an impressive junior year on the court. Cheney finished the regular season ranked #2 in 3A, and Grace has led the way with several 20-plus point outings. The 6-foot-3 forward was named the Most Outstanding Player of the January Adolph Rupp Tournament.</p> <p>68 [player_tooltip player_id="1139921" first="Jim" last="Dorsey"], Wellsville:</p> <p>Wellsville continues to crush opponents, and Dorsey leads the way. The 6-foot-5 forward gets it done from inside and out. He drops at least three 3-pointers in nearly every contest. He also gets to the line frequently, where he hits a solid percentage. Dorsey has games of 29 and 27 points against Prairie View and several other 20-plus outings.</p> <p>100 [player_tooltip player_id="1139929" first="Zach" last="Clark"], Cair Paravel:</p> <p>Clark is a rangy 6-foot-3 small forward who brings a lot of spring and athleticism to the floor for the Lions. He averaged 16.8 points and 6.8 rebounds this year. In a heartbreaking loss to Lebo, one of the top small-school teams in the state, Clark poured in 25 points, while recording 7 boards and 4 assists.</p> <p>104 [player_tooltip player_id="1139930" first="Trever" last="Quaney"], Burlingame:</p> <p>The 6-foot-7 forward is a force in the small-school ranks. He nearly averaged a double-double as a sophomore. As a junior, he’s good for at least 12 points per contest, but lately he’s upped the output. He He scored at least 20 in three of the last five outings. He does most of his damage in the lane, but he’s a competent shooter from the perimeter.</p>