The new Prephoops Nevada Rankings are out. This is our most extensive player list ever, featuring 95 of the top players in the state. These rankings take into account among other things, players’ production from the 2019-20 season, as well as any camps, tournaments, or events taking place before the cancelation of the grassroots Spring season. In this article, PH takes a look at some of the players that made the biggest leap in the c/o 2022.
Shane ThomasShaneThomas6'3" | SGCentennial | 2022StateNV 6’3 SF Centennial 12↑6 - Thomas rose for several reasons, the #1 being, that he probably wouldn’t have been ranked so low if he played during the high school season. A 3 and D guy with terrific athleticism, a lot of this is potential and projection, but I’m confident that the majority of coaches that walk into the gym will leave very impressed after seeing him.
Elijah JohnsonElijahJohnson5'10" | PGDurango | 2022StateNV 5’10 PG Durango 19↑16 (featured image)- Johnson moved up mostly because of his play on the defensive ends, in high-level high school varsity games. He has great lateral quickness and is one of the top returning on-ball defenders in the state.
Brandon EnriquezBrandonEnriquez6'6" | CRancho | 2022StateNV 6’6 PF Rancho 36↑22-
The new Prephoops Nevada Rankings are out. This is our most extensive player list ever, featuring 95 of the top players in the state. These rankings take into account among other things, players’ production from the 2019-20 season, as well as any camps, tournaments, or events taking place before the cancelation of the grassroots Spring season. In this article, PH takes a look at some of the players that made the biggest leap in the c/o 2022.
Shane ThomasShaneThomas6'3" | SGCentennial | 2022StateNV 6’3 SF Centennial 12↑6 - Thomas rose for several reasons, the #1 being, that he probably wouldn’t have been ranked so low if he played during the high school season. A 3 and D guy with terrific athleticism, a lot of this is potential and projection, but I’m confident that the majority of coaches that walk into the gym will leave very impressed after seeing him.
Elijah JohnsonElijahJohnson5'10" | PGDurango | 2022StateNV 5’10 PG Durango 19↑16 (featured image)- Johnson moved up mostly because of his play on the defensive ends, in high-level high school varsity games. He has great lateral quickness and is one of the top returning on-ball defenders in the state.
Brandon EnriquezBrandonEnriquez6'6" | CRancho | 2022StateNV 6’6 PF Rancho 36↑22- Sleeper alert, Enriquez is a monster, that plays with a good motor. Ironically what I like about him is one of his weaknesses. He doesn’t understand how good he is. Enriquez rarely touched the ball in the post for the Rams, yet that never deterred his effort and energy on the glass. He is also one of the top rim protectors in the state.
Grayson GrinsellGraysonGrinsell6'1" | SGReno | 2022StateNV 6’1 SG Reno UR↑27- While Baseball is Grinsell’s top sport, he had an impact for Reno on the hardwood as well. An aggressive player that finishes in transition, Grinsell had games of 20, 17, and 14 last season.
Carson KingstonCarsonKingston6'2" | SGFernley | 2022StateNV 6’2 SG Fernley UR↑30 - Kingston put together a 1st team all 3A northern season. The wing shooter made 40 3’s on the season and had 17 double-digit games.
Christian MartinChristianMartin6'2" | SGSierra Vista | 2022StateNV 6’2 SG Sierra Vista UR↑50 - This kid can play. He didn’t get the minutes on Sierra Vista, but I’ve seen him in person, and on film, and was impressed both times. He is a slasher that can make plays for his teammates. He’s a legit 6’2 and has the playmaking skills to play both backcourt positions.
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