DMVelite Summer Jamboree Standouts-2020 Prospects
This past Saturday, I attended DMVelite’s Summer Jamboree held at the Philadelphia 76ers Fieldhouse located in Wilmington, Delaware. There was no shortage of talent around the gym as teams from Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and D.C. all squared off. For this…
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Continue ReadingThis past Saturday, I attended DMVelite’s Summer Jamboree held at the Philadelphia 76ers Fieldhouse located in Wilmington, Delaware. There was no shortage of talent around the gym as teams from Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and D.C. all squared off.
For this article, I’ll break down the 2020 prospects that stood out throughout the day.
Hassan Perkins | 5’11 | Sanford ’20
Perkins was one of the best players showcased on Saturday. The 5-foot-11 guard scored 19 and 20 points in the two games, both which led to wins. In the second game against Roman Catholic, Perkins went up against highly-regarded players at his position nationally and not only handled his own, but made it look easy. Perkins has a great feel for the game both as a play maker and scorer. He’s a threat from all three levels and can be a nightmare to contain in ball screen situations. Perkins also competes at a high level on the defensive end. Low-to-mid major programs should definitely track Perkins this upcoming season.
Lynn Greer | 6’2 | Roman Catholic ’20
Greer suffered an injury in the second game against Sanford, but played with good energy up until that point. He pressured the ball effectively on the defensive end. Offensively, Greer was getting the rim whenever he wanted, but had issues finishing lay ups once he got there. In their win over Gilman, Greer finished with 10 points.
Kevin Young | 6’4 | McDevitt ’20
Young was an intriguing prospect because of the impact he had without scoring. Young had his share of possessions where he scored, but his decision making from the block or high post as a passer stood out. Young fills a Draymond Green type role for this team in that he can grab the defensive glass and push it himself, always looking up for open teammates running the lanes.
A.J. Burnett | 6’5 | Bonner Prendergast ’20
At 6-foot-5, Burnett has a big body and plays physically in the paint. He was stuck guarding taller players Saturday, but didn’t allow them to get leverage by utilizing his strength. Burnett finished well around the rim and showcased a consistent motor throughout the two games.