Another big man with a lot of talent, I actually got to see Barry last weekend for Gateway Knights and he stood out with their 16 U team. A physical force on the interior, Barry knew where to be as a help side defender and showed offensive flashes rolling to the rim and making a pass with his back to the basket. Tough to find legit 7 footers in high school basketball and while they usually develop later, Barry already impacts the game at the rim on both ends of the court. Barry has also been named a standout from the CREI at the end of last summer and seems to be a name that’s about to become much more well known sooner rather than later.

There’s no doubt that Barry’s ceiling is high — maybe even the highest of any player on this list. He’s already found ways to dominate games around the rim with his defense and rebounding, but it’s the untapped potential in his offensive game that could emerge over the next two years that makes him so intriguing and coveted at the next level. Averaging over seven points, seven rebounds, and three blocks per game speaks to his value on a very talented Vianney squad. With a big summer of development and competition ahead, the sky is the limit for Mamadou moving forward.

A 7’1 center who is still in the beginning stages of his development, but he’s made big improvements in the year he has been here. He is already an elite rim protector with his wing span and timing. He can also make teams take their business to the perimeter. He’s mobile and he runs the court easily. He has a nice touch on his jump hook in the paint. He played with the Gateway-Knight 15U squad.

A 7’1″ center who has good potential and is just getting started in his development as a player. He is very mobile with his ability to run the floor. He catches the ball well and he can step out and knock down the mid-range jumper off the catch.