2023 Rankings Update: Big Time Scorers

<p>The class of 2023 is coming into their junior year where we will see many players step up. But these guys have proven in the past that they know how to put the ball in the bucket. Here are our picks for some of the best scorers in the class of 2023. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1284572" first="Silas" last="McCurnin"]- Poudre</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1284572" first="Silas" last="McCurnin"] has been one of the most prolific scorers in his class and is not looking to slow down. His freshman year he averaged 12 points per game and sophomore year he stepped it up and to average 22 points per game. Silas has one of the best shooting strokes in the state and can hit from almost anywhere on the floor. Silas is a shooter who is great with the ball in or out of his hands. He is able to get off so many shots due to his quickness of getting the ball into his shooting pocket and almost always seems to be in rhythm. Silas is also a good decision-maker who does not take many bad shots and has some sneaky passing skills. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="973010" first="Khafre" last="Garrett-Mills"]- Aurora Central</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="973010" first="Khafre" last="Garrett-Mills"] is a scorer who commands opposing defenses’ attention. Khafre has one of the best set jumpers from 3-point land, and if given an inch of space will be ready to pull. He has also drastically improved his game off of the dribble and now is a legit pick and roll ball handler. Off of the pick and roll, Khafre can attack the bucket, find the roller, or often pull up for a mid-range jumper. Khafre’s scoring opens up opportunities for his teammates as he draws in the defense he is a sufficient passer. Khafre is a legit wing prospect with great height standing at 6’4, watch out.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="921102" first="Corbin" last="Garver"]- Air Academy</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="921102" first="Corbin" last="Garver"] is one of those players who getting buckets just seems to come naturally. Corbin is a great cutter off of the ball and often finds himself in the right spot for easy layups. He is also great at crashing the boards for a wing, who uses his length to create second-chance opportunities. From 3-point land, he has a good set shot, this makes him a hard match-up as he can score in and out. Corbin is a wiry athlete who finishes above the rim and does not mind getting dirty down low to block shots. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1284469" first="Finn" last="Horsfall"]- Air Academy</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1284469" first="Finn" last="Horsfall"] has been one of the most intriguing combo-guards in the state due to his great size and hustle he brings to the floor. Finn stands at 6’4 making him a tough match-up for smaller guards. In these match-ups with smaller guards, Finn has a good high post fadeaway that he skies up for the best look. He is a smooth lefty who has a nice shooting stroke. One of the best parts of Finn’s game is that he is a great teammate who brings energy every time he steps on the floor. Finn and Corbin will make a fun duo to watch at Air Academy this season. </p>