Class of 2022 Newcomers
As the 2021-22 season approaches quickly, the rankings have been updated once again and some great new players have been added to the official lists. Continue reading for a look at the top newcomers to the class of 2022 rankings…
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Continue ReadingAs the 2021-22 season approaches quickly, the rankings have been updated once again and some great new players have been added to the official lists. Continue reading for a look at the top newcomers to the class of 2022 rankings update.
Hunter Cook, Vallivue: Cook is a great point guard/shooting guard for Vallivue who easily fits into their high-paced offense with a focus on shooting and running. Hunter as a great feeling for the game overall and plays with a high IQ at all times.
Spencer Young, Madison: Young has already established himself as a solid big for Madison and he will look to help them overcome their crushing defeat in the opening round of the 2017 state tournament…Young can stretch the floor with his ability to shoot from outside or play old school basketball at the rim.
Rhett Hathaway, Madison: Rhett can shoot with the best of them and Madison will look to make him an even bigger part of the team during the upcoming season. Hathaway has been working hard this summer to become even more of a balanced guard.
Ryan Harris, Sugar-Salem: Harris is a tough running back on the gridiron and he brings his physical style of play to the hardwood each game. Ryan loves to defend and he also does a great job of facilitating the offense for Sugar-Salem.
Brayden Sparks, Bear Lake: Sparks can shoot the ball with the best of them across the state and he will look to make a big impact from downtown during the 2021-22 season. If it appears to be raining in the gym, no doubt that Brayden Sparks is in there.
Payton Howe, Marsh Valley: Payton is one of the most athletic players in the class of 2022 and he does a great job of defending other guards and causing turnovers. Howe has been working hard this summer to increase his scoring ability to become a better offensive player.
Caden Ray, Buhl: Ray is an excellent pass-first point guard for Buhl thanks to his work as the starting quarterback on the football field. Ray plays the game at a high level consistently and always finds ways to put his teammates in positions to succeed.
Gavin Capps, Jerome: Capps is a big body for Jerome who does not back down from any sort of contact. Capps has great hands and can finish through contact and in traffic with ease.
Owen Graviet, Middleton: Owen has excellent court vision and has been working this summer to become more consistent with his jump shot from downtown. Watch Owen to play greatly increased minutes during the upcoming season.
Marshall Short, Middleton: Short does a great job of slashing to the basket for easy buckets while also making sure that he draws fouls in order to score at the free throw line.