Martin Luther King Shootout : Underclassmen
Lets take a look at some players from the 2021, 2022 and 2023 class that stood out at the event.. Jacobi Wright (2021) – Fort Mill HS (pictured on front) Wright recently went over 1,000 career points for the…
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Continue ReadingLets take a look at some players from the 2021, 2022 and 2023 class that stood out at the event..
Jacobi Wright (2021) – Fort Mill HS (pictured on front)
Wright recently went over 1,000 career points for the Yellow Jackets. Wright played his 8th and 9th grade seasons at nearby York Prep. Wright is ranked #2 in the 2021 Palmetto State Rankings. Wright 6’1 is so smooth with the ball in his hands and just seems to be one step of everyone on the floor.
Wright has great body control and the ability to change gears at anytime. Wright is averaging over 25 ppg this season for the Yellow Jackets.
Alijah Means (2021) – Chesnee HS
Means 6’3 will be the heir apparent of the Eagles offense with the graduation of Desmond Tate this coming season. Means can score the ball from all 3 levels and really likes to use the mid-range game. Means is averaging 11.2 ppg this season for the Eagles.
Jevon Long (2022) – York Comprehensive HS
Long 5’7 left-handed point guard never seems to leave the floor for the Cougars. Despite being (2-16) on the season the future does look bright for Head Coach Justin Zaleski who just took over the program this past off season. Long gets the ball into the lane and gaps and really likes to use the bounce pass. Long is averaging 14.1 ppg this season as a freshman.
Zy Brown (2022) – York Comprehensive HS
Brown 5’11 tends to play more off the ball for the Cougars and has the ability to stroke it from the perimeter. Brown connected on some three pointers today and really likes to leak in transition for some cheapies on the other end.
Jalen Salliewhite (2022) – McCormick HS
Salliewhite plays for his father on the Chiefs roster. Salliewhite 5’5 plays with a fearless attitude and has the ability to finish with both hands at the rim.
Suderian Harrison (2023) – McCormick HS
Harrison a shooting guard connected on 4 three pointers and 12 points for the Chiefs in the loss today. Harrison 5’7 is just a 8th grader. Harrison has a really nice stroke while spotting up on the perimeter. The Chiefs our currently (9-11) on the season.