Player Rankings: New Arrivals C/O 2021

The new c/o 2021 Prephoops rankings have been released. Featuring over 100 prospects, this is our most extensive list to date. With several top players moving in, and other prospects earning their initial spot, this has the chance to be one of the deepest classes in years. In this article we take a look at some of the new arrivals to the c/o 2021 rankings. Vinny Veikalas Vinny Veikalas 6'3" | SG Valley | 2021 State NV 6’3 SG Valley (#13) - Veikalas is returning from a 1 year hiatus in Colorado. A power guard, Veikalas makes his money getting tough buckets in the paint. He will be attending Valley H.S this year. Frankie Collins Frankie Collins 6'2" | PG Coronado | 2021 State #58 Nation NV 6’1 PG Coronado (#4) (featured image) - The arrival of Collins gives the state 4 top 100 players. Collins will take his high wire act to Coronado next year where he will team up with top 5 national player Jaden Hardy Jaden Hardy 6'4" | CG Coronado | 2021 State #4 Nation NV . Daniel Rouzan Daniel Rouzan 6'8" | PF Bishop Gorman | 2021 6’8 PF Bishop Gorman (#14) - Rouzan will provide size and depth for the Gaels. A skilled post, Rouzan has the ability to command the double team and create plays for his teammates from the low block. AJ Storr AJ Storr 6'6" | SF IMG Academy post grad | 2022 State #119 Nation FL 6’6 SF Bishop Gorman (#8) - The 9 time defending state champs have reloaded, and the arrival of Storr makes them a national contender. The 6’6 wing is a terrific R&J athlete, that can score in a variety of ways. Myles Williams Myles Williams 6'2" | SG Arbor View | 2021 State NV 6’2 SG Arbor View (#64) - Williams is an example of a player that worked hard to make the list. He played well this summer with Team Rogue, displaying a knack for slashing, and creating plays for teammates. He will be a key part of the rebuilding process at Arbor View this year. Gray Braun Gray Braun 6'4" | SF Spring Valley | 2021 State NV 6’4 SF Spring Valley (#77) - I walked into a Spring Valley practice last season and Braun absolutely went off. While not having the strongest varsity season, he certainly showed that he has the physical tools to be an impact player. This summer he displayed a lot of those tools, including the ability to score in transition and knock down open shots. Spring Valley is going to be one of the favorites in 4A and Braun is a big reason why. Naurese Meno Naurese Meno 6'3" | SG Losee | 2021 State NV 6’3 SG Losee (#78) - Meno is starting to grow on me. One of the most underatted shooters in the state, Meno has good size and is a natural floor spacer. Follow Prep Hoops Nevada