Dynamic 2029s Entering High School

In this article I feature more Nevada class of 2029 players that are likely to make even bigger names for themselves in high school.    I've been able to watch Woodson a couple of times now and I like how productive he is. On offense, he can get it done inside and his height helps him shoot right over the top of defenders. In addition to his strong interior play, he can splash in shots from beyond the arc. As a defender, Woodson utilizes his IQ and timing to come up with blocks and rebounds. Expect him to make waves in high school if he keeps developing and growing.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Attending Centennial or Somerset Losee next year </li> </ul>     [player_tooltip player_id='2704120' first='Jordan' last='Contreras'] is a shifty guard that operates with pace. His court vision allows him to anticipate where help side defense is coming from, and he dishes out dimes on the regular. Contreras is also an efficient scorer who can drain triples, jumpers, and he gets to the free throw line. Defensively, he plays with a ton of energy and he likes to push transition after coming up with steals.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Attending Palo Verde next year </li> </ul>     Joey McKinney is an intriguing prospect due to his size and athleticism. He stands at 6'3 and knows how to leverage his size on both ends of the court. On offense, he likes to get downhill and he often finishes tough shots through contact. McKinney can also throw down a slam dunk if given the opportunity. On the other end of the court, he can defend the rim and is capable of affecting his opponents shots with his wingspan.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Attending Mountain Valley next year</li> </ul>     [player_tooltip player_id='2919434' first='Teke' last='Oruh'] is a force to be reckoned with in the paint. He often gains good position in the paint and he uses soft touch to connect on close range shots. I'm also a fan of how he goes after boards on offense, and he can score second chance points by going right back up with it. He may need to expand his game in high school, but there is no denying that he knows how to get buckets.     Cai'yon Corbin is likely one of the more athletic 2029's going into high school in Nevada. He has the ability to accelerate past defenders to get to the cup, or he can use his deceleration skills to create space. Corbin is a quality defender as well, and does a great job of keeping his man in front of him. His quickness also allows him to jump passes, and he collects steals at a decent rate.

In this article I feature more Nevada class of 2029 players that are likely to make even bigger names for themselves in high school.