Class of 2024 “On My Radar” Part One
By now in a regular season many of these freshman standout players would have made their varsity premieres and would be turning heads for playing at a high level at such a young age.
But during this delayed and far from normal season, basketball coaches, scouts, and fans are left to wonder what type of impact these class of 2024 prospects would be having.
After speaking with coaches, traveling to out of state tourneys, looking at video, and communicating with our out of state Prephoop scouts, I am ready to share part one of my class of 2024 players that have popped onto my radar.
I’m not saying each of these freshmen players would all be playing big varsity minutes this year, but I am excited to watch and report on their development.
Luvens Valcin 6-3 Wing Auburn (Rotary)
Valcin is an extremely bouncy and strong lefty that will hit a three and then get a dunk on the next play. I have heard him referred to as “Baby Zion” because of his sturdy frame and crazy jumping ability. At
Class of 2024 “On My Radar” Part One
By now in a regular season many of these freshman standout players would have made their varsity premieres and would be turning heads for playing at a high level at such a young age.
But during this delayed and far from normal season, basketball coaches, scouts, and fans are left to wonder what type of impact these class of 2024 prospects would be having.
After speaking with coaches, traveling to out of state tourneys, looking at video, and communicating with our out of state Prephoop scouts, I am ready to share part one of my class of 2024 players that have popped onto my radar.
I’m not saying each of these freshmen players would all be playing big varsity minutes this year, but I am excited to watch and report on their development.
Luvens Valcin 6-3 Wing Auburn (Rotary)
Valcin is an extremely bouncy and strong lefty that will hit a three and then get a dunk on the next play. I have heard him referred to as “Baby Zion” because of his sturdy frame and crazy jumping ability. At Auburn he will be challenged in practice every day by a trio of the top ranked 2022 players in
Maleek Arington
MaleekArington6'1" | CGAuburn | 2022StateWA,
Tre BlassingameTreBlassingame6'5" | SGAuburn | 2022StateWA, and
DaeKwon WatsonDaeKwonWatson5'10" | CGAuburn | 2022StateWA. He will also be required to compete each day and will receive no special privileges from veteran coach Ryan Hansen. That environment should greatly help him maximize his abilities.
The others in alphabetical order:
Jalon Blackwell 5-9 Point Guard Kentridge (Re-classified) (Seattle Stars)
Casey Carlesimo 5-10 Combo Guard Seattle Prep (Seattle Stars)
Jacob Cofie 6-7 Eastside Catholic (Rotary)
Adam Davis 6-5 Wing Tahoma
Noel Davis 5-10 Point Guard O’Dea (Rotary)
Torin Ege 6-3 Wing Ingraham
Hogan Hansen 6-6 Forward Bellevue (Seattle Stars)
Dylan Jay 6-2 Wing Chelan (Team Bradley)
Zaveon Jones 6-0 Wing Mountlake Terrace (Seattle Stars)
Darius Wilcher 6-0 Point Guard (Rotary)
Isaac Wilson 5-11 Combo Guard Chelan (Central Washington Select)
Jeremiah Wright 6-5 Forward Lynden Christian (Seattle Stars)
Luvens Valcin Class of 2024 from Auburn High
