Potential Breakout Players: Class 4A
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The sharpshooting scorer averaged 11.3 points per game and shot the three at a blistering rate. Jones has a chance to emerge as one of the best young players down on the coast as a sophomore.
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A move to Walnut Grove will allow Christian to showcase his toughness full-time. He’s physical in the paint and has a nice touch from the mid-range. Deston will be a double-double threat and a key piece for the Warriors.
A bouncy athlete that can play all over the perimeter, Brown averaged 12.3 points and 6.7 rebounds as a junior. Brown scores through contact and rebounds in traffic. He has a knack for playing bigger than his size.
West Virginia and Kennesaw State offered this summer. Ferry saw sparing action as a freshman, averaging 2.3 points per game, but should find himself entrenched in the rotation in Year 2. He’s a big guard with a quick three-point trigger.
Seydina plays with immense energy. He’s a rugged rebounder that converts on putbacks. The garbage guy can also step outside to hit the mid-range jumper. N’diaye is one of the better rebounders in the state considering his size.
Carter does a lot well. He’s a high IQ guard that scores and distributes. Carter gets his points from multiple levels. He’s a good shooter but also an opportunistic driver. His defense on-ball is impactful.