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By Class (Boys) 1 As of 5/4/2018 RICK BOLUS' TOP PROSPECTS FOR U.S. FOR 2018-19 (Players listed alphabetically by descending grade order) (Players listed alphabetically by descending grade order) Star denotes some level of D-1 Bold & star denotes top players nationally for respective class GR ALABAMA HT TOWN-SCHOOL 12 LIOR BERMAN 6-4 BIRMINGHAM MOUNTAIN BROOK 12 *KOBE BROWN 6-7 HUNTSVILLE LEE 12 SAM CORK 6-5 TRUSSVILLE HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE 12 PIERCE DICKSON 5-10 TRUSSVILLE HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE 12 ANDREW EASTERLING 6-5 TRUSSVILLE HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE 12 MASON ELLISON 6-6 HUNTSVILLE LEE 12 *JADERRYUS EATMON 6-9 BIRMINGHAM WENONAH 12 BRITTON JOHNSON 6-4 BIRMINGHAM MOUNTAIN BROOK 12 DENVER JONES 6-3 NEW MARKET BUCKHORN 12 *KIRA LEWIS 6-4 HAZEL GREEN 12 JARVISE MINTER 6-4 BIRMINGHAM WENONAH 12 *EMMANUEL PERCELL-TRAYLOR 6-4 CHILDERSBURG 12 MOULAYE SISSOKO 6-9 BIRMINGHAM CENTRAL PARK 12 JONNIVIUS SMITH 6-10 BIRMINGHAM HUFFMAN 12 KRISTIAN STORY 6-4 LANETT 12 CAMERON TUCKER 6-2 BIRMINGHAM WENONAH 12 MALIK TYSON 6-4 HUNTSVILLE SPARKMAN 12 *JAYKWON WALTON 6-6 MONTGOMERY CARVER 12 *TRENDON WATFORD 6-8 BIRMINGHAM MOUNTAIN BROOK 11 TOMMY MURR 6-0 ATHENS LINDSAY LANE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 11 *KAM WOODS 5-11 BIRMINGHAM MIDFIELD ALASKA 12 MARCUS LEE 5-10 KETCHIKAN 12 SULLIVAN MENARD 6-3 PALMER COLONY 11 ISAISH MOSES 5-11 ANCHORAGE DIMOND ARIZONA 12 JIMMY BELL 7-0 SCOTTSDALE BELLA VISTA COLLEGE PREP 12 *JOVAN BLACKSHER 6-0 PHOENIX SHADOW MOUNTAIN 12 *MAJOK DENG 6-6 TUCSON SALPOINTE CATHOLIC 12 JALEN GRAHAM 6-8 PHOENIX MOUNTAIN POINT 12 *JAELEN HOUSE 6-2 PHOENIX SHADOW MOUNTAIN 12 JAIME JAQUEZ 6-5 CAMARILLO 12 JB MUKEBU 6-8 PHOENIX HILLCREST PREP 12 ETHAN SPRY 6-8 SCOTTSDALE CHRISTIAN 12 *EMMANUEL TABAN 6-7 GLENDALE APOLLO 12 *DISHON THOMAS 6-8 PHOENIX HILLCREST PREP 11 *JASON HARRIS 6-7 GILBERT HIGLEY 11 KIMANI HOLT 6-4 PHOENIX RANCHO SOLANO 11 *NICO MANNION 6-3 PHOENIX PINNACLE 11 *EVAN NELSON 6-2 TUCSON SALPOINTE CATHOLIC 11 HUNTER RUCK 6-8 PHOENIX RANCHO SOLANO 11 *DALEN TERRY 6-6 TEMPE CORONA DEL SOL 11 *KYREE WALKER 6-5 PHOENIX HILLCREST PREP ARKANSAS 12 ISSAC MCBRIDE 6-1 LITTLE ROCK BAPTIST PREP 12 *COLLIN MOORE 6-4 NORTH LITTLE ROCK 12 TAYLOR PERRY 5-10 SPRINGDALE HAR-BER 12 MICHAEL SHANKS 6-6 BENTONVILLE 11 *AKOL MAWEIN 6-8 LITTLE ROCK SW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 11 *MOSES MOODY 6-6 NORTH LITTLE ROCK 11 *CHRIS MOORE 6'6 WEST MEMPHIS 2 CALIFORNIA 12 *MAX AGBONKPOLO 6-7 RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA CATHOLIC 12 *ETHAN ANDERSON 6-0 LOS ANGELES FAIRFAX 12 *ROY CLARKE 6-4 LOS ANGELES FREMONT 12 *REJEAN ELLIS 6-2 SAN DIEGO MISSION BAY 12 *JULIEN FRANKLIN 6-6 VILLA PARK 12 *RAYMOND HAWKINS 6-9 OAKLAND BISHOP O'DOWD 12 *GIANNI HUNT 6-2 TORRANCE BISHOP MONTGOMERY 12 OTON JANKOVIC 6-10 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 12 *ANTWAN JANUARY 6-10 WOODLAND HILLS TAFT 12 *JAIME JAQUEZ 6-7 CAMARILLO 12 *DARREN JONES 6-7 PALMDALE 12 CHRISTIAN KOLOKO 7-0 LAKE BALBOA BIRMINGHAM 12 ALIMANY KOROMA 6-8 NAPA CHRISTIAN 12 *JAKE KYMAN 6-7 RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA 12 *CARL LEWIS 6-10 LYNWOOD 12 *JARROD LUCAS 6-3 HACIENDA HEIGHTS LOS ALTOS 12 *KENYON MARTIN 6-7 CHATSWORTH SIERRA CANYON 12 *ISAIAH MOBLEY 6-10 TEMECULA RANCHO CHRISTIAN 12 *ONYEKA OKONGWU 6-9 CHINO HILLS 12 JULIAN RISHWAIN 6-5 SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME 12 *JADEN SHACKLEFORD 6-3 HESPERIA 12 *CASSIUS STANLEY 6-6 STUDIO CITY HARVARD-WESTLAKE 12 DEON STROUD 6-5 FRESNO SAN JOAQUIN MEMORIAL 12 *MAKANI WHITESIDE 6-0 BELLFLOWER ST. JOHN BOSCO 11 *MARCUS BAGLEY 6-8 CHATSWORTH SIERRA CANYON ?? 11 JUDAH BROWN 6-7 LANCASTER DESERT CHRISTIAN 11 LAMONT BULTER 5-11 RIVERSIDE POLY 11 *NIMARI BURNETT 6-3 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 11 *JOSHUA CHRISTOPHER 6-5 LAKEWOOD MAYFAIR 11 *JAYLEN CLARK 6-4 CORONA CENTENNIAL 11 *JALEN GREEN 6-5 FRESNO SAN JOAQUIN MEMORIAL 11 *DOMINICK HARRIS 6-3 NEWPORT BEACH PACIFICA CHRISTIAN 11 *JOHNNY JUZANG 6-6 STUDIO CITY HARVARD-WESTLAKE 12 ROMELLE MANSEL 6-9 LOS ANGELES ST. BERNARD 11 *EVAN MOBLEY 6-9 TEMECULA RANCHO CHRISTIAN 11 MICHAEL MONROE 5-11 SAN FRANCISCO SACRED HEART 11 *SHEMAR MORROW 6-4 LAMIRADA 11 AIDAN PRUKOP 6-4 SANTA ANA MATER DEI 11 ARMAAN SANDHU 6-11 NAPA PROLIFIC PREP 11 ALASANNE SENN 6-9 SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY 11 *BENJAMIN TODD 6-10 CANOGA PARK FAITH BAPTIST 11 DOUBA TAECAR 6-10 SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY 10 *OBINNA ANYANWU 6-7 SAN DIEGO CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC 10 *CHRISTIAN BENTO 6-11 TEMECULA VAIL RANCH 10 PAPA CISSE 6-9 ANAHEIM FAIRMONT 10 MALIK THOMAS 6-3 ALTA LOMA VINEYWARD COLORADO 12 *RONNIE DEGRAY 6-6 PARKER CHAPARRAL 12 *SAMBA KANE 6-10 AURORA REGIS JESUIT 12 DAYNE PRIM 6-5 AURORA GRANDVIEW 12 JOEL SCOTT 6-6 MONUMENT LEWIS-PALMER CONNECTICUT 3 12 *AKOK AKOK 6-9 PUTNAM SCIENCE ACADEMY ?? 12 TYLER BURTON 6-6 THOMPSON MARIANAPOLIS PREP 12 *IKCAVEN CURRY 6-5 OAKDALE ST. THOMAS MORE 12 *JAIDEN DELAIRE 6-8 WINDSOR LOOMIS CHAFFEE 12 JAKE GLEZEN 6-8 WINDSOR LOOMIS CHAFFEE 12 *VINCNET MITCHELL 6-9 WOODSTOCK ACADEMY 12 *TYRONN MOSLEY 6-5 WOODSTOCK ACADEMY 12 *DEV OSTROWSKI 6-1 EAST LYME 12 *KASSEM OUEDROGO 6-11 BRIDGEPORT CAPITAL HARBOR PREP 12 JOEY REILLY 6-0 MANCHESTER EAST CATHOLIC 12 TRE WILLIAMS 6-6 WOODSTOCK ACADEMY 11 *HASSAN DIARRA 6-2 PUTNAM SCIENCE ACADEMY 11 *TAELON MARTIN 6-2 WEST SIMSBURY MASTERS SCHOOL 11 KAREEM REID 6-8 PUTNAM SCIENCE ACADEMY 11 *NATE TABOR 6-5 WESTBURY SACRED HEART 10 ALEXIS REYES 6-5 POMFRET RECTORY SCHOOL DELAWARE 12 *K-VONN CRAMER 6-5 WILMINGTON MT. PLEASANT 12 JAYMEIR GARNETT 6-4 SMYRNA 12 NAH'SHOU HYLAND 6-1 MIDDLETOWN ST. GEORGES TECH 11 *JYARE DAVIS 6-7 HOCKESSIN SANFORD 10 *NNANNA NJOKU 6-10 HOCKESSIN SANFORD FLORIDA 12 LOGAN ALTERS 6-1 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 12 *LUKE ANDERSON 6-8 LAKELAND 12 *JIMMY BEANE 6-5 JACKSONVILLE POTTERS HOUSE 12 *ARISTIDE BOYA 6-10 MIAMI CALUSA PREP 12 *TRAE BROADNAX 6-3 MONTEVERDE ACADEMY 12 *VERNON CAREY 6-10 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 12 KALEB COLEMAN 6-6 ORLANDO OAK RIDGE 12 *IBRAHIMA DIALLO 7-1 SARASOTA VICTORY ROCK PREP 12 EMMANUEL DUROJAIYE 6-4 LAND O' LAKES 12 *ELOCHUKWU EZE 6-10 FT. LAUDERDALE CALVARY CHRISTIAN 12 *JOSH GREEN 6-6 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 12 *AMANI HARRIS 6-3 MONTVERDE PREP ACADEMY 12 *BLAKE HINSON 6-6 DELTONA 12 LANCE IRVING 6-0 LEESBURG 12 TERRY IVERY 5-8 THE VILLAGES CHARTER 12 KAI JONES 6-9 ORLANDO CHRISTIAN PREP 12 *JARED JONES 6-9 JACKSONVILLE POTTERS HOUSE 12 *BALSA KOPRIVICA 7-2 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 12 *KUANY KUANY 6-9 SARASOTA VICTORY ROCK PREP 12 *TRE MANN 6-2 THE VILLAGES 12 *CHOL MARIAL 7-2 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 12 JOSH MARTE 5-8 KISSIMMEE OSCEOLA 12 *JOSMEL MARTINEZ 6-6 MIAMI PALMETTO 12 RIFEN MIGUEL 6-8 ORLANDO WEST OAKS 12 *JORDAN MITCHELL 6-7 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 12 *DAMARI MONSANTO 6-5 HIALEAH AMERICAN HERITAGE 12 *CHUKWUZIMIFE NWOKEJI 6-8 TALLAHASSEE MACLAY 12 *ISAIAH PALERMO 6-5 KISSIMMEE OSCEOLA 12 *OMAR PAYNE 6-9 KISSIMMEE OSCEOLA 12 *JAREN PHILLIPS 6-6 TAMPA PREP 12 *JAHMIUS RAMSEY 6-5 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 4 12 DIEGO RIVERA 6-1 MIAMI CHRISTAIN 12 ALEX RODRIGUEZ 6-5 MIAMI PALMETTO 12 JOSE ROMERO 6-0 OLDSMAR CHRISTIAN 12 JOSHUA SANGUINETTI 6-0 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 12 JADUHKISS SOTO 6-5 KISSIMMEE OSCEOLA 12 *CJ WALKER 6-8 ORLANDO CHRISTIAN PREP 12 JARED WALKER 6-5 TAMPA PREP 12 SIMON WILBUR 6-9 FT. MYERS CANTERBURY 12 MAX WILLIAMS 6-3 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 12 PAYTON WILLIAMS 6-7 THE VILLAGES CHARTER 12 *DIMA ZDOR 6-10 WESTON SAGEMONT 11 *SCOTTIE BARNES 6-8 FT. LAUDERDALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 11 KEON BUCKLEY 6-0 BRADENTON LAKEWOOD RANCH 11 *NOAH FARRAKHAN 6-0 BRADENTON IMG ACADEMY 11 *NASEEM KHAALID 6-2 JACKSONVILLE FIRST COAST 11 *JAMAL MASHBURN 6-2 MIAMI GULLIVER PREP 11 MEKHI PERRY 6-0 LAND O' LAKES 11 *JUSTIN POWELL 6-5 MONTVERDE ACADEMY 11 *TONY SANDERS 6-6 MIAMI GULLIVER PREP 11 GABE TAYLOR 5-9 MIAMI GULLIVER PREP 11 *COREY WALKER 6-7 JACKSONVILLE BISHOP SNYDER 10 *MOUSSA DIABATE 6-10 MELBOURNE FLORIDA PREP 10 BRIGHT OKONGWU 6-10 FT. LAUDERDALE CALVARY CHRISTIAN 10 *JARVIS ROLLE 6-4 FT. LAUDERDALE WESTMINSTER ACADEMY 10 JORDAN SHORTER 6-5 FT. LAUDERDALE H.S. GEORGIA 12 BABATUNDE AKINGBOLA 6-10 POWDER SPRINGS MC EACHERN 12 *TERRY ARMSTRONG 6-5 MARIETTA WHEELER 12 JARED COLEMAN-JONES 6-10 POWDER SPRINGS MC EACHERN 12 *ASHTON HAGANS 6-4 COVINGTON NEWTON (may reclassify) 12 IAN HARDY 6-3 LILBURN BERKMAR 12 IBRAHIMA JARJOU 6-8 DECATUR GREENFOREST 12 *JARED JONES 6-9 POWDER SPRINGS MC EACHERN 12 *ELIAS KING 6-7 SUWANEE LINCOLN ACADEMY 12 *HUNTER MCINTOSH 6-2 NORCROSS GREATER ATLANTA CHRISTIAN 12 *ISAAC OKORO 6-6 POWDER SPRINGS MC EACHERN 12 *DANIEL RAMSEY 6-8 ALBANY DEERFIELD-WINDSOR 12 CJ RILEY 6-0 ALPHARETTA ST. FRANCIS 12 *DEMOND ROBINSON 6-9 ATLANTA CARVER 12 KAMAR ROBERTSON 6-0 MILTON CAMBRIDGE 12 ZYRICE SCOTT 6-0 THOMASTON UPSON-LEE 12 JAELIN SOLMON-SIMPSON 6-0 LITHONIA ARABIA MOUNTAIN 12 *KYLE STURDIVANT 6-2 NORCROSS 12 MYLES TODD 6-2 ATLANTA PACE 12 *BRENDEN TUCKER 6-2 DACULA 12 *MARCUS WATSON 6-6 BUFORD 12 *JAYLIN WILLIAMS 6-7 NAHUNTA BRANTLEY CO. 12 KEONDRE WILLIAMS 6-3 METTER 11 *BRANDON BOSTON 6-5 NORCROSS 11 *SHARIFE COOPER 6-0 POWDER SPRINGS MC EACHERN 11 *ANTHONY EDWARDS 6-4 ATLANTA HOLY SPIRIT PREP 11 *DOMINIC GREENE 6-2 DALTON NORTHWEST WHITFIELD 11 *WALKER KESSLER 6-10 COLLEGE PARK WOODWARD ACADEMY 11 *TONEARI LANE 6-4 LILBURN PARKVIEW 11 *DWON OLDOM 6-3 ALPHARETTA ST.
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