Adam’s Top-10 Finds from November
One of the best parts about getting back in the gym is finding out about new players. Here is a breakdown of my top-10 finds from November. #10 | Chris Wells | guard | Landon ’23 The Bears battled through…
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Continue ReadingOne of the best parts about getting back in the gym is finding out about new players. Here is a breakdown of my top-10 finds from November.
#10 | Chris Wells | guard | Landon ’23
The Bears battled through multiple injuries during their win over St. John’s Catholic Prep on Monday, and Chris Wells emerged as a key contributor off the bench. The sturdily-built 6-foot-3 guard knocked down a handful of perimeter jumpers. Wells also had some nice finishes around the cup.
#9 | Selden Pickens Selden Pickens 6'4" | SF Sidwell Friends | 2023 State MD | guard | Sidwell Friends ’23
Pickens quickly established himself a knockdown shooter after not missing during my trip to their open gym. He could pop during some games this season if he can get a few attempts.
#8 | Noah Richmond | guard | Woodrow Wilson ’22
Richmond is steady at the 1 for the Tigers. He will annoy opposing ballhandlers by picking up full court at all times defensively. Richmond can also blow past you with his quickness. He keeps the ball on a string and consistently creates shots for his team.
#7 | Masai Jenkins | guard | Maret ’22
Jenkins stood out as the leader for Maret during their scrimmage against Sandy Spring. He drained at least five treys and sprinkled in a couple of crafty finishes around the rim. Jenkins is strong with the ball and doesn’t get too high or too low during the game.
#6 | Kingston Price | guard | Severn ’24
Price is part of a promising young core at Severn. He is a true point guard who stands out defensively. Price reads the game at a high level. He is a dynamic playmaker in the open court who is best when getting downhill.
#5 Cyrus Chisolm | guard | Sandy Spring ’23
Chisolm is going to stuff the stat sheet this year at Sandy Spring. He can do a bit of everything. If you need 20 points, Chisolm can deliver from all three levels. He is just a solid all-around player and a competitor. Expect him to contribute peripheral stats on a consistent basis as well.
#4 | Brendan Johnson | guard | Calvert Hall ’24
Johnson is a smooth guard with intriguing physical tools. He can play on or off the ball. Johnson is effective as a floor spacer with his feet set. He can also operate from the pick and roll and hurt you if you go under.
#3 | Kennard Davis | guard | New Hope ’23
Davis stood out for New Hope in their game against St. Frances. He is a difference-maker on both ends from the lead guard spot. Davis competes defensively. He can score or distribute at a high level offensively as well.
#2 | J’Lin Brown | wing | Loyola Blakefield ’24
Brown is one of the better long-term prospects I saw last month. He has the physical tools to become potentially dominant at his position down the line.
#1 | TJ Robinson TJ Robinson 6'3" | SG Immaculate Conception | 2024 State #163 Nation NJ | guard | Bishop Walsh ’23
Robinson is a skilled lefty guard who can score at will from anywhere on the court. He is a confident ball-handler with a quick first step. Robinson changes directions on a dime and is difficult to keep in front as a result.