The 6-6 senior guard showed that he is a solid 3-level scorer, who used every dose of his athleticism around the rim and can also rebound well from the help-side. He also did a great job at scoring through contact. Police was also using his ability to be a high-level finisher above the rim and plays with absolute length who can be a disruptor in the passing lanes. Police finished with 17 points and seven rebounds despite the loss to McEachern (Georgia).

Police has been a consistent source of production on the offensive end, as he is starting to gain more confidence. He is becoming a viable scoring threat across all three levels and is a high-level rebounder on both ends of the floor. Police can finish put-backs as well as lobs at the front of the rim at a very high level. He is also a capable ball-handler with a strong IQ and has great decision-making skills on whether to shoot or pass the ball. His aggression on the defensive end where he can guard multiple positions has also taken huge strides as his versatility can make him a legit college prospect.

Sleeper Prospect: Jeremiah Police 6-6 SF (2024). Police has been a consistent source of production since the start of his sophomore season. He is becoming a viable scoring threat across all three levels and is a high-level rebounder on both ends of the floor. Police can finish put-backs as well as lobs at the front of the rim at a very high level where he shot 62 percent from the field as a junior last season. Police has emerged as one of the top two-way players in the senior class where he will continue to draw attention from college coaches.

The 6-6 rising senior has gained a lot of confidence this summer playing for Ball4Lyfe, as he has expanded into being a viable three-level scoring threat. Police is also springy and athletic when it comes to crashing the glass, as he battles for rebounds with the best of them. Police received offers from Chicago State and Stetson during the summer Live Period, where you can expect more offers to roll in by the end of his senior season.

The 6-6 rising senior wing led all scorers with 18 points for Ball4Lyfe United in a 64-50 win over Team Swish. He has shown consistently throughout the summer he can be a versatile scorer in a variety of ways. He can hurt you at the front of the rim or shoot it from beyond the arc with confidence. His recruitment is starting to take off as he has received offers from Chicago State and North Carolina A&T this summer.

The 6-5 combo guard is a flashy two-way player who has improved his 3-point shooting this summer for Westminster Academy. Police finished with a game-high 20 points in a win over Newton (Georgia) on Saturday night. His ability to defend on the ball at a high level has continued to draw attention from the college coaches this weekend at the GBCA Live Period in Atlanta. Police received an offer from North Carolina A&T following their game on Saturday afternoon.

The 6-5 forward is an athletic wing who can also play like a guard. His ball-handling skills improved this past season for Westminster Academy. He is at his best when in transition as he has developed elusive quickness and can finish around the rim with authority. Police is coming off a junior season where he averaged 5.8 points, 3.4 rebounds and nearly two assists per game.