Verges’ rise over the past year has been substantial, and this spring he’s showing no signs of slowing down. With length and athleticism at the foundation of his game, you’re seeing a confident player who can get to the rim or operate in space on the perimeter. He’s finishing well above the rim and flashing both power and flair in transition. His length also pays off defensively, allowing him to cover a lot of ground and defend multiple positions. He legitimately plays end to end and brings an aggressive, attacking mindset every time he steps on the floor. College coaches need to get on Damarion now, as he still has plenty of room to grow and develop — which might be the scariest part about his game. There’s no doubt he’ll be an impact player at the EYCL Live Period in Memphis this coming weekend.

A 6’4″ wing player who is capable of impacting play in a variety of ways with his size and versatility. He is a solid ball handler who can facilitate offense and also create for himself. His activity on the boards at both ends was also very good. He is also capable of guarding multiple positions with his length and athleticism.

A 6’3″ guard who has good length and athleticism.. He is a solid offensive player from the wing and he was also capable of taking the ball and facilitating offense from the point when needed. He is a good multi-tasker who impacted play at both ends of the court. He averaged 11 points, five rebounds and two steals in helping the Greyhounds to a berth in the Class 4 state quarterfinals.