Class of 2023 Rankings: New Names

<p>The class of 2023 rankings are set to be updated in the near future.  Here’s a look at the prospects who will be making their debuts after a solid summer...</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1254286" first="Kenyon" last="Davis"] - PG - Port Washington/Chapman Basketball Academy</p> <p>Athletic, downhill guard that just constantly attacks the rim. Davis is only about 5-foot-10, but will finish at the hoop about as well as anyone in the state at his size. Davis has a noticeable toughness about him. He's not afraid to challenge people at the rim and has a knack for hanging and finishing off-balance. Davis hits gaps hard and generates a lot of  high percentage shots throughout the course of a game.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1203012" first="Faizon" last="Farr"] -  G - Beloit Memorial/Wisconsin Dynasty</p> <p>Good blend of skill and athleticism from the guard spot. Length and smooth ball handling ability allow him to be an excellent scorer off the dribble, particularly in the mid-range. Has a body type that may develop quickly down the road. Not just a scorer either. Farr gets involved as a facilitator, on the glass, and is someone who can create turnovers defensively.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1203011" first="Amare" last="Posey"] - SF -  Milwaukee Carmen/Kevon Looney Power 5</p> [caption id="attachment_1258553" align="alignright" width="300"]<a href="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/ph/uploads/2021/08/Amare-Posey2.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-1258553" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/ph/uploads/2021/08/Amare-Posey2-300x169.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="169" /></a> Credit: Sean Donohue | Echo Images[/caption] <p>Posey had a strong season  on the Prep Hoops Circuit. As a freshman, he averaged close to 11 points per game for Milwaukee Carmen, who did not have a season in 2020-21. Undersized wing/forward type, but plays with a lot of energy and effort. Runs the floor hard in transition and puts pressure on teams that way. Always looking to attack the offensive glass and come up with those garbage buckets.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1261074" first="Nollenn" last="Tabaska"] - PF  - Brookfield East/Phenom University</p> <p>Tabaska really impressed in some summer league stuff and played some valuable minutes for Phenom during their summer in the EYBL. A tough, physical forward with some skill, Tabaska can score with finesse and strength.  Tabaska is a tone setter around the rim, but think he's got the capability to  explode here and there offensively and  will be a valuable contributor to a very good and very consistent Brookfield East club this season.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1203010" first="Steve" last="Tipton"] - SG - Brookfield Central/Kevon Looney Power 5</p> <p>3-and-D type prospect. Tipton  knows his role and plays it well.  It's to come in, space the floor, and hit his open shots.  On the  other end, Tipton plays high motor defense and flies around. May not always stuff the stat sheet, but  Tipton's teams seem to be better when he's on the floor.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1139281" first="Michael" last="Turner"] - SF - Stoughton/Movement Hoops Elite</p> <p>Bigger wing with a relatively unique game. Turner is a physical kid with some skill and versatility. He's got the ability to light it up from 3-point range, but he also moves and sees the floor much better than you'd think. Turner has a little bit of a point-wing mentality the way he drives and dishes. Turner showed a good motor over the summer as well, constantly crashing the offensive glass and keeping plays alive.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>