2025 Names To Know
The early season has presented PH with an opportunity to see some of the up and coming prospects in the 2025 class. We will see this group often for the next couple of seasons as they hone, and polish their…
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Continue ReadingThe early season has presented PH with an opportunity to see some of the up and coming prospects in the 2025 class. We will see this group often for the next couple of seasons as they hone, and polish their skills sets in Nor Cal. They have made the adjustments needed for Varsity and are contributing to their respective teams.
Dallas Washington 6’7 W/F of Saint Francis
Washington a long wiry wing that looks capable of doing some things on the perimeter as he navigates his way through his first season. He can catch and shoot it from 3. He’s had some success working along the baselines going towards the rim, including tip ins and put backs. He’s picked up his intensity on defense since we last saw him. He’s started a few games, and is starting to gain some traction.
Donez Lindsey 5’10 PG of Lincoln HS. Stockton, CA.
Lindsey is slowly but surely establishing himself as a solid pass first guard that can run a team. He does what point guards do. He handles ball pressure, then applies it on the other end. He’s got the quick twitch in him, and uses it to go by defenders. He’s been steady at the PG position. He’s a starter on a 11-2 team.
Kasen Kreuger 6’0 PG of Monte Vista
Kreuger a good shooter from the 3-pt line, seems to be adjusting his game a bit, to be more of a traditional point guard in his first season. He’s a starter and has done a decent job of running the teams offense. He’s shown good patience, his handles, and passing are good. He’s a smart player that adjusts well.
Isaiah Davis 6’3 SG of Modesto Christian
They call him Zeke. If he wasn’t playing for one of the top teams in Nor Cal he’d probably be a starter putting up solid numbers. He comes off the bench and gives good effort and shows that he will be a player to deal with at some point. He’s an athletic scoring guard that’s not shy about putting up his shot. He’s an improving defender coming off the bench.
Anthony Moore 6’4 W/F of Lincoln HS Stockton, CA
Moore is lean and has some length. He has good foot speed and can emerge as a quality defender while his offensive skills continue to develop. He seems like more of a cutter and slasher who’ll run the court to generate points. Inside he has arm length with a quick jump to get rebounds and put backs.
Jasir Rencher 6’5 W/F of Archbishop Riordan
Rencher is a bouncy forward brings some energy off the bench. He has good bounce going up for dunks and rebounds. He does shoot his jumper when open. He’s done okay working closer to the basket, and getting out in transition at this point. He has good strength to defend in the post. We need to see more of him.
Mykel Patton 6’0 PG of Sacred Heart Cathedral
Patton a slick handling guard with good quickness to go by and get into the paint. He has the quickness on defense to stay on ball up court and quick hands to get a few steals. He pushes fast in transition.
Darrion Lilly 6’3 G/F of Weston Ranch
Lilly has made good strides since the last time we saw him. He’s the tallest player at 6’3 on a team that’s style is to get up and down the court in a hurry, with lots of substitutions. He looks fit and more confident playing up tempo. He helps with the team rebounding.