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1 A B C D 1 As of 4/9/2019 RICK BOLUS' TOP PROSPECTS FOR U.S. FOR 2019-20 2 (Players listed alphabetically by descending grade order) (Players listed alphabetically by descending grade order) 3 Star denotes some level of D-1 Bold & star denotes top players nationally for respective class 4 GR ALABAMA HT TOWN-SCHOOL 5 12 *ANTWAN BURNETT 6-4 MONTGOMERY LANIER 6 12 *AUSTIN HARVELL 6-6 ATHENS CLEMENTS 7 12 COLBY JONES 6-5 BIRMINGHAM MOUNTAIN BROOK 8 12 TOMMY MURR 6-0 ATHENS LINDSAY LANE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 9 12 *JAYDEN STONE 6-3 ANNISTON SACRED HEART CATHOLIC 10 12 PAULIE STRAMAGLIA 6-1 BIRMINGHAM MOUNTAIN BROOK 11 12 *KAM WOODS 5-11 BIRMINGHAM MIDFIELD 12 11 *RANDIEZ EASON 6-9 DADEVILLE 13 14 ALASKA 15 12 ISAISH MOSES 5-11 ANCHORAGE DIMOND 16 17 ARIZONA 18 12 *JASON HARRIS 6-7 GILBERT HIGLEY 19 12 *DAYTEN HOLMAN 6-5 PHOENIX HILLCREST PREP 20 12 KIMANI HOLT 6-4 PHOENIX RANCHO SOLANO 21 12 *EVAN NELSON 6-2 TUCSON SALPOINTE CATHOLIC 22 12 *NICKOLAS ONGENDU 6-10 LITTLE ROCK SOUTHWEST CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 23 12 HUNTER RUCK 6-8 PHOENIX RANCHO SOLANO 24 12 *ADDISON PATTERSON 6-7 SCOTTSDALE BELLA VISTA PREP 25 12 *SHON ROBINSON 6-9 GILBERT HIGLEY 26 12 *BRANDYN TALBOT 6-4 SCOTTSDALE BELLA VISTA PREP 27 12 *DALEN TERRY 6-6 PHOENIX HILLCREST PREP 28 12 *KYREE WALKER 6-6 PHOENIX HILLCREST PREP 29 11 *OBINNA ANYANWU 6-7 SAN DIEGO CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC 30 11 *DARON HOLMES 6-8 GOODYEAR MILLENNIUM 31 10 *DYLAN ANDERSON 6-9 GILBERT PERRY 32 10 *DE'VONTE COBBS 6-3 PHOENIX SHADOW MOUNTAIN 33 34 ARKANSAS 35 12 AKOL MAWEIN 6-8 LITTLE ROCK SW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 36 12 *DEVONTE DAVIS 6-3 JACKSONVILLE 37 12 *CHRIS MOORE 6'6 WEST MEMPHIS 38 12 *NICK ONGENDU 6'10 LITTLE ROCK SW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 39 12 SPENCER SIMS 6'2 NORTH LITTLE ROCK 40 9 JACOB SMITH 6'4 WEST MEMPHIS 41 42 CALIFORNIA 43 12 *CHIBUZO ABGO 6-7 SAN DIEGO ST. AUGUSTINE 44 12 *MARCUS BAGLEY 6-8 SACRAMENTO SHELDON 45 12 SHANE BELL 6-3 RICHMOND SALESIAN 46 12 TYLER BRINKMAN 6-5 RICHMOND SALESIAN 47 12 *JORDAN BRINSON 6-3 LOS ANGELES WESTCHESTER 48 12 JUDAH BROWN 6-7 LANCASTER DESERT CHRISTIAN 49 12 XAVION BROWN 6-2 SACRAMENTO SHELDON 50 12 LAMONT BULTER 5-11 RIVERSIDE POLY 51 12 *NIMARI BURNETT 6-3 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 52 12 *JOSHUA CHRISTOPHER 6-5 LAKEWOOD MAYFAIR 53 12 *JAYLEN CLARK 6-5 CORONA CENTENNIAL 54 12 *BAUBACAR COULIBALY 6-9 BALDWIN PARK SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY 55 12 *TARREN FRANK 6-7 CHATSWORTH SIERRA CANYON 56 12 *JALEN GREEN 6-5 FRESNO SAN JOAQUIN MEMORIAL 57 12 *DOMINICK HARRIS 6-3 TEMECULA RANCHO CHRISTIAN 58 12 *ZACH HARVEY 6-5 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 59 12 *COLEMAN HAWKINS 6-10 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 60 12 *DISHON JACKSON 6-10 VALLEJO ST. PATRICK-ST. VINCENT 61 12 *ISAIAH JOHNSON 6-7 TORRANCE BISHOP MONTGOMERY 62 12 *JOHNNY JUZANG 6-7 STUDIO CITY HARVARD-WESTLAKE 2 A B C D 63 12 MAWOT MAG 6-7 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 64 12 *MAKUR MAKER 7-0 ORANGE ORANGE LUTHERAN 65 12 *IAN MARTINEZ 6-3 CAPISTRANO JSERRA CATHOLIC 66 12 JADEN MCCLANAHAN 5-11 RICHMOND SALESIAN 67 12 PEDRO MENDOZA 6-3 RIVERSIDE HILLCREST 68 12 *EVAN MOBLEY 6-11 TEMECULA RANCHO CHRISTIAN 69 12 MICHAEL MONROE 5-11 SAN FRANCISCO SACRED HEART 70 12 *SHEMAR MORROW 6-4 LAMIRADA 71 12 AIDAN PRUKOP 6-4 SANTA ANA MATER DEI 72 12 ARMAAN SANDHU 6-11 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 73 12 TE'JON SAWYER 6-8 RICHMOND SALESIAN 74 12 ALASANNE SENN 6-9 SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY 75 12 *BENJAMIN TODD 6-10 CANOGA PARK FAITH BAPTIST 76 12 DOUBA TAECAR 6-10 SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY 77 12 *ZIAIRE WILLIAMS 6-7 SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME 78 11 *OBINNA ANYANWU 6-7 SAN DIEGO CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC 79 11 *DEVIN ASKEW 6-3 SANTA ANA MATER DEI 80 11 *CHRISTIAN BENTO 6-11 TEMECULA VAIL RANCH 81 11 *WILHELM BREIDENBACH 6-9 SANTA ANA MATER DEI 82 11 FALLOU CISSE 6-6 ESCONIDIDO BALBOA 83 11 PAPE CISSE 6-9 ANAHEIM FAIRMONT PREP 84 11 *NICK DAVIDSON 6-8 SANTA ANA MATER DEI 85 11 *REECE DIXON 6-4 LOS ANGELES DORSEY 86 11 *HARRISON HORNERY 6-9 SANTA ANA MATER DEI 87 11 DEMARSHAY JOHNSON 6-8 RICHMOND SALESIAN 88 11 JAHMAI MASHACK 6-4 ETIWANDA 89 11 *ISAEL SILVA 6-3 CARMICHAEL JESUIT 90 11 MALIK THOMAS 6-3 ALTA LOMA VINEYWARD 91 11 LUKE TURNER 6-6 TEMECULA RANCHO CHRISTIAN 92 11 *T. J. WAINWRIGHT 6-0 SANTA MONICA 93 10 *JOSEPH HUNTER 6-3 FRESNO SAN JOAQUIN MEMORIAL 94 10 *CHRISTIAN MOORE 6-4 LOS ANGELES BRENTWOOD 95 10 *KIJANI WRIGHT 6-9 LOS ANGELES WINDWARD 96 9 *MIKEY WILLIAMS 6-4 SAN YSIDRO (TBA) 97 98 CONNECTICUT 99 12 *DAMARR LANGFORD 6-4 PUTNAM SCIENCE ACADEMY 100 12 *TAELON MARTIN 6-2 WEST SIMSBURY ST. THOMAS MORE 101 12 *ABOU OUSMANE 6-9 PUTNAM SCIENCE ACADEMY 102 12 *KAREEM REID 6-8 PUTNAM SCIENCE ACADEMY 103 12 *NATE SANTOS 6-8 WINDSOR LOOMIS CHAFFEE 104 12 *NATE TABOR 6-5 WATERBURY SACRED HEART 105 11 *MICAWBER ETIENNE 6-10 SUFFIELD ACADEMY 106 11 ALEXIS REYES 6-5 POMFRET RECTORY SCHOOL 107 108 DELAWARE 109 12 *JYARE DAVIS 6-7 HOCKESSIN SANFORD 110 12 COREY PERKINS 5-10 HOCKESSIN SANFORD 111 11 *NNANNA NJOKU 6-10 HOCKESSIN SANFORD 112 11 HASSAN PERKINS 5-11 HOCKESSIN SANFORD 113 114 FLORIDA 115 12 *SCOTTIE BARNES 6-7 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 116 12 *DUDLEY BLACKWELL 6-6 PEMBROKE PINES SOMERSET ACADEMY 117 12 KEON BUCKLEY 6-0 BRADENTON LAKEWOOD RANCH 118 12 *CADE CUNNINGHAM 6-6 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 119 12 QUINTON DESAMOURS 6-3 LEHIGH ACRES LEHIGH 120 12 *NOAH FARRAKHAN 6-1 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 121 12 JACE HOWARD 6-7 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 122 12 DARRON HUMPHREY 6-4 LEHIGH ACRES LEHIGH 123 12 *NASEEM KHAALID 6-2 JACKSONVILLE FIRST COAST CHRISTIAN 124 12 MONTEZ LEATH 5-11 OCALA TRINITY CATHOLIC 125 12 MOUHAMADOU MBOW 6-7 BRADENTON VICTORY ROCK PREP 126 12 *ROGER MCFARLANE 6-5 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 3 A B C D 127 12 *SELTON MIGUEL 6-5 ORLANDO WEST OAKS ACADEMY 128 12 *MOSES MOODY 6-6 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 129 12 JULIAN NEWMAN 5-5 ORLANDO DOWNEY CHRISTIAN 130 12 ALEC OGLESBY 6-4 GAINESVILLE THE ROCK 131 12 MEKHI PERRY 6-0 LAND O' LAKES 132 12 *VICTOR ROSA 6-6 KISSIMMEE CENTRAL POINTE CHRISTIAN 133 12 *BRANDON SANDERS 6-10 MIAMI SOUTH MIAMI 134 12 IANN SEGURA 6-4 MIAMI SOUTH MIAMI 135 12 *TONY SANDERS 6-7 MIAMI GULLIVER PREP 136 12 *JADEN SPRINGER 6-4 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 137 12 GABE TAYLOR 5-9 MIAMI GULLIVER PREP 138 12 *COREY WALKER 6-7 JACKSONVILLE BISHOP SNYDER 139 12 *MALACHI WIDEMAN 6-5 SARASOTA RIVERVIEW 140 12 *PAVEL ZAKHAROV 6-11 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 141 11 *WESLEY CARDET 6-5 FT. LAUDERDALE NORTHEAST 142 11 TRE CARROLL 6-7 PUNTA GORDA CHARLOTTE 143 11 *DALLAN COLEMAN 6-4 CALLAHAN WEST NASSAU 144 11 *MOUSSA DIABATE 6-10 DAYTONA BEACH DME ACADEMY 145 11 TYLER DELEVANTE 6-2 BRADENTON VICTORY ROCK PREP 146 11 JARVEY GAINEY 6-0 OCALA TRINITY CATHOLIC 147 11 *DONNELL HARRIS 6-5 MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON 148 11 *BRANDON HUNTLEY-HATFIELD 6-9 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 149 11 *LYNN KIDD 6-9 GAINESVILLE THE ROCK 150 11 JAYVEN MILLIEN 6-6 SARASOTA RIVERVIEW 151 11 EMMANUEL MALDONADO 6-3 ORLANDO DOWNEY CHRISTIAN 152 11 *A.J. NEAL 6-0 ORLANDO WEST OAKS ACADEMY 153 11 BRIGHT OKONGWU 6-10 FT. LAUDERDALE CALVARY CHRISTIAN 154 11 *JARVIS ROLLE 6-4 FT. LAUDERDALE WESTMINSTER ACADEMY 155 11 *JORDAN SHORTER 6-5 FT. LAUDERDALE H.S. 156 11 *DALLAS TURNER 6-3 PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE 157 10 JAMINE CHARLES 6-9 BRADENTON VICTORY ROCK PREP 158 10 *GREGG GLENN 6-6 FT. LAUDERDALE CALVARY CHRISTIAN 159 10 *DEMARI HENDERSON 5-11 SANFORD SEMINOLE 160 10 *CALEB HOUSTAN 6-8 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 161 10 *JETT HOWARD 6-3 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 162 10 *DIOR JOHNSON 6-1 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 163 10 PRINCE MOSENGO 6-8 BRADENTON VICTORY ROCK PREP 164 10 RYAN NEWBHARD 6-1 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 165 10 *JARACE WALKER 6-4 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 166 10 *DARIQ WHITEHEAD 6-5 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 167 168 GEORGIA 169 12 *BRANDON BOSTON 6-7 NORCROSS 170 12 *EUGENE BROWN 6-5 DECATUR SOUTHWEST DEKALB 171 12 *SHARIFE COOPER 6-0 POWDER SPRINGS MC EACHERN 172 12 *EBENEZER DOWUOUA 6-10 NEWNAN HERITAGE 173 12 *BLANE GREENE 6-3 TUNNEL HILL NORTHWEST WHITFIELD 174 12 IMMANUEL HACKETT 6-1 METTER 175 12 *BRANDON HARRIS 6-5 SAVANNAH JOHNSON 176 12 *K.D. JOHNSON 6-1 DECATUR SOUTHWEST DEKALB 177 12 *WALKER KESSLER 6-11 COLLEGE PARK WOODWARD ACADEMY 178 12 *JA'QUEZE KIRBY 6-6 HAZELHURST JEFF DAVIS 179 12 *TONEARI LANE 6-4 LILBURN PARKVIEW 180 12 *JAMAINE MANN 6-6 FAYETTEVILLE STARR'S MILL 181 12 *CALEB MURPHY 6-3 NORCROSS 182 12 *DWON OLDOM 6-1 ALPHARETTA ST. FRANCIS 183 12 *DEIVON SMITH 6-2 LOGANVILLE GRAYSON 184 12 *BRANDON STROUD 6-6 SHARPSBURG EAST COWETA 185 12 *JADEN WALKER 6-4 LAWRENCEVILLE DISCOVERY 186 11 *FRANKIE ANSELEM 6-11 SUWANEE LINCOLN ACADEMY 187 11 *MATTHEW CLEVELAND 6-6 MILTON CAMBRIDGE 188 11 MADISON DURR 6-4 ATLANTA PACE ACADEMY 189 11 *JADEN HARRIS 6-3 MACON STRATFORDE ACADEMY 190 11 *ASHTON MALONE 5-10 NORCROSS 4 A B C D 191 11 *COLE MIDDLETON 6-6 ATLANTA PACE ACADEMY 192 11 *CHANCE MOORE 6-5 ATLANTA HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL 193 11 *BRETNER MUTOMBO 6-11 SUWANEE LINCOLN ACADEMY 194 11 *RAFAEL PINZON 6-5 SUWANEE LINCOLN ACADEMY 195 11 *JABARI SMITH 6-8 TYRONE SANDY CREEK 196 10 *DILLION HUNTER 6-3 ATLANTA WESTLAKE 197 10 CHANDLER JACKSON 5-9 TUNNEL HILL NORTHWEST WHITFIELD 198 10 JOSH REED 6-4 ATLANTA PACE ACADEMY 199 200 ILLINOIS 201 12 MATTHEW AMBROSE 6-2 LINCOLNSHIRE STEVENSON 202 12 KENDALE ANDERSON 6-5 CHICAGO LEO 203 12 *TYLER BEARD 6-2 CHICAGO YOUNG 204 12 JASON BERGSTROM 6-3 NILES NOTRE DAME 205 12 *ANTOINE BLOXTON 6-2 CHICAGO BOGAN 206 12 KENNEDY BROWN 6-9 CHICAGO BOGAN 207 12 *ROLANDO BROWN 6-2 PEORIA MANUAL 208 12 SINCERE CALLWOOD 6-6 CHICAGO SIMEON 209 12 JACKSON CONNOR 6-5 MARION 210 12 CHRIS CONWAY 6-7 NAPERVILLE CENTRAL 211 12 COLIN CROTHERS 6-8 LISLE BENET ACADEMY 212 12 KYNDALL DAVIS 6-5 CHICAGO BOGAN 213 12 CONNOR DILLON 6-2 PEORIA NOTRE DAME 214 12 JACCOB DUST 6-7 EFFINGHAM ST.
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    FACES MILITARY NCAA TOURNAMENT Ringo’s new EP Air Force chaplain cleanses Four teams driven driven by major homes at Yokota Air Base by disappointment Starr power where ‘odd things occur’ of 2020 cancellation Page 14 Page 4 Page 24 Study: Male Special Forces largely oppose unisex bathrooms ›› Page 3 stripes.com Volume 79 Edition 238 ©SS 2021 CONTINGENCY EDITION FRIDAY,MARCH 19, 2021 Free to Deployed Areas GAO: Troops in Japan, S. Korea also benefit US BY COREY DICKSTEIN Stars and Stripes ‘Warrior The roughly $8.5 billion spent each year by the Pentagon to house tens of thousands of Amer- ican troops in Japan and South Korea benefits the Asia-Pacific region and the U.S. homeland, ac- restaurants’? cording to a congressional watch- dog group. The U.S. military spent approx- imately $34.3 billion between 2016 and 2019 to station more than 83,000 troops permanently in Ja- pan and South Korea, which paid dividends by maintaining strong alliances with those nations, de- terring aggression of potential enemies, and ensuring stability in the broader region, according to a Government Accountability Of- fice report published Wednesday. The report was mandated by Con- gress in the 2020 National De- fense Authorization Act as then- President Donald Trump’s ad- ministration considered remov- ing some U.S. troops from coun- tries around the world, including South Korea. The GAO said its new report leaned largely on nongovernment experts and reviewed Defense and State Department policies. It PHOTOS BY KELVIN RINGOLD/U.S. Army was released as Defense Secreta- Spc.

  • Lynda Simmons Takes Sandy Bender and a Meal Back to His Home During the Weekly Monday Night Dinners in C Hernando Park

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  • Montverde Academy Student-Athlete Named Gatorade® Florida Boys Basketball Player of the Year

    Montverde Academy Student-Athlete Named Gatorade® Florida Boys Basketball Player of the Year

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [email protected] MONTVERDE ACADEMY STUDENT-ATHLETE NAMED GATORADE® FLORIDA BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR CHICAGO (March 26, 2020) — In its 35th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, today announced Cade Cunningham of Montverde Academy as its 2019-20 Gatorade Florida Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Cunningham is the third Gatorade Florida Boys Basketball Player of the Year to be chosen from Montverde Academy. The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Cunningham as Florida’s best high school boys basketball player. Now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade National Boys Basketball Player of the Year award, Cunningham joins an elite alumni association of past state boys basketball award winners, including Karl-Anthony Towns (2012-13 & 2013-14, St. Joseph High School, N.J.), Dwight Howard (2003-04, Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy, Ga.), Chris Bosh (2001-02, Lincoln High School, Texas), Paul Pierce (1994-95, Inglewood High School, Calif.), Chauncey Billups (1993-94 & 1994-95, George Washington High School, Colo.) and Jason Kidd (1991-92, St. Joseph Notre Dame High School, Calif.). The 6-foot-7, 215-pound senior forward had led the Eagles to a 25-0 record, a No. 1 national ranking and a berth in the GEICO High School Nationals at the time of his selection. Cunningham averaged 13.9 points, 6.4 assists, 4.2 rebounds and 1.4 steals through 25 games for one of the deepest prep teams in the country.
  • America's Top Players (Boys)

    America's Top Players (Boys)

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