Hanley is a major sleeper in this division and still continues to fly under the radar. He could lead the A in rebounding, he blocks shots, scores inside and has really taken steps as a defender. His motor is terrific, he’s a great teammate, he makes the right play and wants help Farrell make a deep playoff run.

Very versatile player can score inside or out. Can post up players using his size on smaller players and take bigger guys off the dribble. With his unique skill set he can impact the game on both ends of the floor. Scores at all three levels. He is really good catching ball at elbow ripping through and getting to the rim. Can finish with either hand. In the paint he has shown an assortment of post moves with great footwork.

A very versatile player. Can score at all three levels. He is a scoring threat any time he has the ball. Has displayed great footwork and uses that ability to score in the post with an assortment of post moves. Very good ripping through using his body to shield defenders and get to the rim off of 2-3 dribbles. Can guard post or the perimeter.

Hanley is the most underrated prospect in the A division. He may never be the favorite to win the MVP award but at the end of the season if Farrell’s in championship game, he’ll be a huge reason why. He can score in a variety of ways, he’s great on the boards, has good footwork and values winning. The Senior forward is easy to play with, he communicates well, has a good feel for the game and should put up really good numbers.

Ryan presents match up problems for defenses. With his ability to use his body and get to the rim off of 2-3 dribbles or shoot the perimeter jumper. He showed the ability to use his left hand to finish inside as well.

Ryan averaged 11.4 ppg for Farrell this past season. He really came into his own this season. He was a very confident player. You could tell he has worked on his game.A player with good size he is able to create mismatches on the offensive side and still be able to defend multiple positions. He can score the ball multiple ways. Has the ability with his jumper from the three point line to stretch the floor as well as scoring with his back to the basket.

Ryan averaged 12 ppg this past season. Ryan does his scoring inside or out. He can score multiple ways. He can post up the smaller defenders or put it on the floor against taller guys. Stretches the floor with his ability to shoot the three.

Scores inside with nice footwork and relentless toughness. Can get to the rim off of 2-3 dribbles. Presents problems with his ability to score against smaller players down low and get by bigger players off the bounce or shoot it from the perimeter.

He presents match up problems with his size and skill set. Scores the ball multiple ways. Inside or out. Able to use his body to post up smaller players buy can shoot the three stretching the floor against bigs. With 2-3 dribbles can get into the lane.

Can score the ball multiple ways. High school matchup problem for the opponent. That should continue at the next level. Defenses need to respect his ability to shoot it from beyond the arc and at the same time he can post up other guard type players.