5 District 10 Players D3s Should be Offering Now

I wanted to take a moment to name some District 10 players who keep on improving. Some are starters, some are role players, and some are just getting a few minutes each game. However, all are improving and make a difference when they are on the court for their team. These players would be perfect fits for D3 teams at the next level.    [player_tooltip player_id='2569794' first='Elijah' last='Roberson'] hasn't had a ton of court time this season because he is playing behind senior guards, but when he does enter the game, his play has caught the attention of our scouts. He's a confident player with good range and quality slashing abilities. He gives 100% at all times and plays as hard on the defensive end as he does with the ball in his hands. He understands the game, has exceptional basketball IQ, and will be ready to take on a significant role for the Ramblers next season.     What jumps out most about [player_tooltip player_id='3066689' first='Tykie' last='Butler'] is his quick first step. He is the kind of player that forces early help, and turns “nothing” possessions into paint touches for his teammates. This shows up on the stat line as a leader in District 10 in assists with over 4 per game. When you pair that with his ability to finish at the rim, the Bulldogs have a point guard who can toggle between scorer and facilitator. On defense, Butler anticipates and can flip possessions with pressure. Add the context that he's the only senior on a young Meadville team and you get another reason his stock is up. He's carrying leadership and organization responsibilities while still producing. I see him fitting well in a DIII program or a year in a community college or prep school program to further boost his game.      Alex Price is a multi-sport star with a bunch of athleticism. He is quick and uses his speed to create space for pull-ups and to get to the rim. He puts up double digit scoring almost every game. He is still a shooter who can knock it down with a hand in his face, but his game has continued to evolve and Price has become a scorer on all three levels. He also isn't afraid of contact which gets him to the free throw line a bunch. DIII schools need to take a long look at him as a player and a floor leader.     JT Delsandro drives Harbor Creek's offense at a true lead-guard level. He is averaging close to 20 a game, along with 6 assists. He is an all-around player who comes up big in big moments. When JT gets into the paint, he can finish with either hand. Earlier in the season he reached 1,000 career points and is now in the top-four all-time scoring range in Harbor Creek history. Every D3 in the area should be offering him.     Deontae Wilson boasts open-floor athleticism, first-step separation, and enough shooting credibility to keep defenders honest. He is one of the top transition players in District 10. Wilson's value is that he can change the game's pace, and when the ball is in his hands, you can put points up quickly. He is going to be a big piece for the Royals come playoff time, especially if Erie High is going to make a run in the PIAA Class 6A playoffs.

I wanted to take a moment to name some District 10 players who keep on improving. Some are starters, some are role players, and some are just getting a few minutes each game. However, all are improving and make a difference when they are on the court for their team. These players would be perfect fits for D3 teams at the next level.