<p> Here is my top 30 class AA, all Long Island team. Here are numbers 30 -21. Players from 20-11 will post on Sunday. The top ten on Monday.</p>
<p><strong>#30 ANTHONY DALEY 5”9 FR. DEER PARK H S</strong></p>
<p>Freshman of the year in League IV. Shot 49% from three making 84 of them on the season. Unlimited range.</p>
<p><strong>#29. KAMANI JONES 6”0. SR Baldwin H S </strong></p>
<p>All county player. Led the Nassau champs in scoring. Hit 62 threes in 22 games. Very good defender.</p>
<p><strong>#28 COLIN CASSARA 5”10 SR NEWFIELD H S</strong></p>
<p>Can really shoot it. Extremely athletic. Very good defender. </p>
<p><strong>#27 ALLEN HOUSTON 6”5 SR BRENTWOOD H S </strong></p>
<p>Exceptionally strong. Quick hands and feet. Very good defender in half court. Can hit three and has improved mid range game as well.</p>
<p><strong>#26 LANCE HENRY. 5”11. SR. BALDWIN</strong></p>
<p>All conference player. Very good scorer. 40 threes in 20 games.Extremely intelligent on and off court.</p>
<p><strong>#25</strong> <strong>XAVIER</strong><strong> LEWIS 5”8 SO HALF HOLLOW HILLS EAST H S</strong></p>
<p>Pass first guard with a tremendous pull up game. Looks to set up teammates but can score when he needs to.</p>
<p><strong>#24 PRESTON EDMEAD 5”5 8th grader Deer Park H S</strong></p>
<p>Not even a freshman yet. But showed maturity in handling the ball and finding his teammates in the right spots. While shooting 42% from three.</p>
<p><strong>#23 JAYDEN MCKENZIE 6”4 SR BALDWIN H S</strong></p>
<p>All county. Can get into lane and gets guys easy baskets. Great defender. 10 ppg 6 apg 3 steals a game.</p>
<p><strong>#22 Aaron Davis 6”5 SO BAYSHORE H S</strong></p>
<p>Excels in the 5 out game. Can shoot the three. But has become a force inside . Can finish with either hand . Getting better and better.</p>
<p><strong>#21. MARVEL CHAMBERS 6”4 SR FARMINGDALE H S</strong></p>
<p>Has been injured in past but is now healthy. Scored over a thousand points and missed a lot of games. A really good player who has his best days ahead.</p>
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