NorCal Top 100 Stock Risers

PH NorCal updated rankings includes prospects who moved up or into the top 100.    He's a wing/forward who plays well out on the perimeter ready to knock down catch 3's with his no hesitation, quick releases, he'll use a dribble, or two for short jumpers, or attack the paint from the baseline or other angles. He was a key component down the stretch for the title run with his shot making, and rebounding.     McKinney had a breakout season. He helped Jesuit win the CIF State D II title. He has a good size body, strength, and touch around the rim to impose his will in the paint. He plays with a good amount of energy rebounding, setting solid screens, he's a ball mover. This season he started hitting 3pts shot from the top, and corners to takes his game to another level.     He was POY in his local newspaper. He's one of the better spot up 3-point shooters in NorCal. He averaged 14.3 ppg, chipped in with 5.2 rebs. He exploded for 29pts, (9-3's) in a season ending loss in the play-offs. He doesn't force, or take bad shots, has good movement without the ball. He creates space to free himself up.     One of NorCal's better 3-point shooters, a bit streaky, but he'll drop 3's in all the right spots when he gets it going. He has to be accounted for. He has good foot work, release, and long range. He has work to do sharpening his handles, and other areas of his game, nonetheless he's a reliable 3pt shooter who uses his screens, and movement to get his shot off.     He put together a solid season as a combo guard for this team. He did a excellent job running the teams offense early on, showing patience, looking to involve others, and decision making. He would aggressively look to put points on the board within the flow of the game. He showed consistency this season. 9pt, 4r, 3a.     He put in good work in the off season to bring balance to his overall play as a guard. He's a confident shooter putting up 3ptrs, he can get hot. His improved ball handling, passing, and mid-range jump shot raised his level of play this season. He drove the lanes handling contact, finished in different ways around the rim including reverse layups.     One of the top scoring prospects in the CCS. He put together an outstanding performance in his last play-off game 39pts. He was no stranger to 40pt games 2 or 3 during the season. He's a well built guard with athleticism, and the body for the next level as he continues to sharpen his overall skills as a playmaking guard.     Sykes had his struggles early on after transferring into Sheldon. Like any good player he adjusted, and showed his true value as a PG helping the Huskies compete at a high level in the Sacramento Area. He's a PG with quality handles, vision and passing for the position. He can break down defenders, get into the paint, get the assist. He can hit 3's, mid-range jumpers, and floaters. He can be pesky of defense.     He added pieces to his overall game. He was a productive prospect standing 6'7, active around the rim. He showed an improved inside/out game that lifted his level of play this season. He scored around the basket with foot work, finishing strong going up off two feet. He had some success putting up 3's from the top, and corners. He could use a dribble or two to get closer. He was good on the boards, 7 per game. He had good passing, hustled up court for transition baskets.

PH NorCal updated rankings includes prospects who moved up or into the top 100.