All-Star Game Player Breakdown 4A

Hector Marquez March 14, 2021 @ 04:23 PM

With a lot of the top players opting out of playing in the All-Star game this year we were still able to have a some quality players participate and get a "W". 6’4 Logan Pinegar, Logan High School When we are talking about players that often don’t up at the level they should because they go unseen. Logan is that player. This kid can score at all three-levels and he makes it look effortless. Logan finished his high school career going off for 40 points which is a sample of what he can do. He is capable of going off from deep as well. 6’0 [player_tooltip player_id="755615" first="Talon" last="Valdes"], Juan Diego High Catholic Talon showed of his speed and his mid-range ability. Talon will benefit from landing at a school next year that allows him to run. 6’5 [player_tooltip player_id="755616" first="Justin" last="Rodgers"], Tooele High School Justin was a beast on the blocks as an undersized SF. Justin is athletic and if he continues to develop his skills out in the perimeter he will be a big find for the right school that doesn’t mind undersized 4’s. 6’6 [player_tooltip player_id="755662" first="David" last="Kinneberg"], Juan Diego Catholic Davis is likely one of the most improved players in the state as he was able to make himself a prospect that could play at the next level with only one true varisty year as he played JV for the past two years. David has a high celling as a late bloomer that can continue to develop. He’s a 3 or 4 at the right evel next year. David would be an elite find for a D3 school. 6’4 Trei Rockhill, Crimson Cliffs High School Trei is one of the best shooters in the state as he has that unique ability to nail the long ball. tris has a great spot up three ball as he also has the ability to knock them down off the bounce. Trei was fortunate to play at a high school that let him play and he was great moving without the ball. Could be one of the best shooting PG’s in the state but especially at the top of 4A.