New England class of 2022 players to note
Justin Feinberg
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<p>Here we look at players in New England from the class of 2022 you should note.</p>
<p><b>[player_tooltip player_id="1081813" first="Elijah" last="Wilborn"], Middletown, HT 6’7 Position F</b></p>
<p>Elijah is a high level forward with a ton of potential and up side. Elijah is a strong built and can also stretch the floor. Elijah has skill and athleticism. Elijah has the skills to play at the division 1 level. <br />
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<b>Tola Olorode, HT 6’5, position G, ST Paul’s,</b></p>
<p>Tola is a guard with size. He is versatile and can impact the game in many ways. He is strong and can get to the hoop well. Tola has the potential to play at high levels. </p>
<p><b>Sean Raymond, New London, HT 6’3 position G</b></p>
<p>A guard who is raw in talent and has a ton of up side. Sean has become a shooter, and has good handles, and can also attack the basket. Sean makes players around him better. Sean will keep improving and should have a big senior season.</p>
<p><b>Aidan Clark, Lexington Christian, Team Simms. HT 6’9, position </b><b>F/C</b></p>
<p>Aidan is a tall long post player. Aidan for his size has good mobility, and moves well. Aidan has a developing skill set. Aidan has so much potential with his length. Aidan is a hard working, and high energy player. I think Aidan would benefit from getting stronger. Aidan has a nice skill sets and touch from the post. Aidan I think will be a stock riser coming year.</p>
<p><b>[player_tooltip player_id="1081811" first="Amari" last="Howell"], BABC, Proctor Academy, HT 5’11 Position PG</b></p>
<p>Amari is a true point guard. Amaris is very fast, and handles the ball very well. Amari can blow by any defender, and control the pace of a game. Amari can change speeds, and stop on a dime. Amari is pass first, and is a point guard who can set up an offense. Amari is also a scorer, who can play in the half court, and in transition. Amari can take his game to high levels. </p>
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