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Class of 2016 - Post HS Season 2015 Report Class Of 2016 - Post HS Season 2015 report POS/Ht Name /HS/Club High School Coach Club Coach Analysis Signed with Indiana - The Hoosier signee had another great fall and early start to the HS DeRon Davis Danny Fisher Art Williams school season. He looks in shape and getting F - 6'9 Overland 303-944-0636 303-332-6122 up and down the floor easier. He also shows Colorado Hawks improvement on his jump shot which will make him a legitimate threat from 22 ft. Signed with Harvard When dialed in Bassey is Justin Basssey Steve Hyatt Sean Nolan the best player in the state. His shooting ability, W - 6'4 Colorado Academy 720-394-2016 303-945-5689 paired with his size, strength and speed is Colorado Elite unmatched. Since getting to Brewster, Diallo has seen is Alpha Diallo Art Williams recruiting interest pick up tremendously. Diallo W -6'6 Prep School Brewster Academy 303-332-6122 could end up at a Power 5 conference with his Colorado Hawks recent play. Guard skills in 6'6 205 frame. Signed with Boise State - In fall workouts he Justinian Jessup Jeff Kloster Rick Jimenez was easily top player on the floor considering G - 6'5 Longmont 303-776-6014 720-231-0528 he was with college caliber players. The early Colorado Titans high school season he is close to 20 ppg Davis has been putting in the work this fall. He is on schedule to return in January from his Nathan Davis injury last spring. It will take some time to get Pete Spiessbach Art Williams W - 6'6 Mullen his game legs back and they will be cautious in 720-951-0620 303-332-6122 Colorado Hawks his return. Prep schools have stayed interested and he will more than likely play the club circuit this spring. Signed with Wyoming Mueller had a good fall working out and showing that he is a Austin Mueller Mountain West player. His early HS season Joe Ortiz LeRoy Matticks W -6'5 ThunderRidge hasn’t seen too many games with gaudy 303-387-2189 720-290-0154 Next Level numbers but that isn't Mueller's game anyways. Class Of 2016 - Post HS Season 2015 report With his move to Sunrise Christian Davis has Khameron Davis seen his interest grow and by all accounts is Marcus Mason G- 6'4 Sunrise Christian Luke Barnwell taking full advantage of his opportunity. He is 720-227-4788 Billups Elite showing that he can defend and play with high caliber players. He had a good fall and has had a great start to LaDarius Thomas Ian Calvert Marcus Mason the season. He continues to be excellent in the G - 6'2 Aurora Central 303-875-7388 720-227-4788 open court and can get to the bucket on Billups Elite anyone. He should be a fuller qualifier. Now listed at 7'0 Walton has been a force since Dallas Walton getting back on the court this season. He has Jeff Parriott 303- Marcus Mason F/C 7'0 Arvada West scored in double figures in every game expect 520-0315 720-227-4788 Billups Elite one and rebounding avg is in double figures as well. He is one of the rare players that can take The lefty improved his jump shot and is more consistent from behind the three point line Tyrei Randel Shawn Palmer Art Williams than ever. He continues to show that G - 6'5 Rangeview 303-326-3064 303-332-6122 athletically there are not that many players Colorado Hawks that can stay with him. Committed to Northern Colorado Ranson is tearing up the scoring charts. Currently leading Mike Ranson Brad Ranson Dave Matthews the state in scoring and has had 2 games G - 6'2 Pueblo Central 719.549.7318 303-257-0395 scoring over 50 points. He is a volume shooter Colorado Chaos but right now a high volume of shots are going in. Committed to University of Denver Neff's fall was good. However the start of the HS season Luke Neff Jeff Parriott 303- Marcus Mason shown just how good of a shooter and ball G- 6'0 Arvada West 520-0315 303-921-5302 handler he is. Arvada West almost went into a Billups Elite tail spin while he was gone. Neff make everything happened for his team . Class Of 2016 - Post HS Season 2015 report Signed with San Diego - Ryder had a very good Frank Ryder fall and the beginning of the HS season has Fairview Rick Jimenez F - 6'9 been good. Very few can match his size and Colorado Titans 720-231-0528 skill on the block. Runs the floor well and is a 303-841-6423 paint clogger on defense Jennings has been a one man wrecking crew this fall and early part of the high school Daytone Jennings Rudy Carey Marcus Mason W - 6'7 season. Averaging a double-double with his Billups Elite 303-564-4160 303-921-5302 great feel around the rim and finishing ability. He is a good athlete that can run the floor well. Was having a record breaking type of year while playing Qb but injury sustained in 2nd to Chris Helbig last game of season has taken away his senior Holy Family Pete Villecco Rick Jimenez G - 6'3 season of basketball. Before the injury Helbig Colorado Titans 303-335-5638 720-231-0528 was expected to be in the running for 4A player 303-815-0691 of the year. Riley Matticks Matticks has been playing well recently. He has Legend all the tools to be a productive pg at the next Next Level Kevin Boley LeRoy Matticks level. I Q, blow by ability, passing skills are all G- 6'2 GPA 3.2 ACT 19 303-884-0398 720-290-0154 there. Jump shot needs to be more consistent retake scheduled 720-233-2299 Gibson runs the show for the top team in the Reggie Gibson sate and one of the top teams in the nation at Danny Fisher Art Williams G- 5'11 Overland the moment. Gibson never gets rattled and 303-944-0636 303-332-6122 Colorado Hawks plays with an even keel. Ball handling and other fundamentals are superb. Class Of 2016 - Post HS Season 2015 report Thornotn has had a great begnning of the high school season. He had 2 games of 30 plus and is David Thornton averaging close to a double double. Thornton is Morgan Gregory Art Williams W - 6'5 Cherokee Trail great on a two bounce drive and finishes above 720-886-1920 303-332-6122 Colorado Hawks the rim. He doesn’t stray from his game even though he has an improving jump shot. Good free throw shooter too. Sam Howard Committed to Colorado Christian Howard has Colorado Springs Mark Engesser Dave Matthews maintained his level of play since the summer F - 6'9 Christian 719-200-8312 303-257-0395 and is starting to show his outside shooting Colorado Chaos touch. He is a great addition to the Cougars . An MVP performance at the Tark Classic should Jervae Robinson Danny Fisher Art Williams drive the interest in Robinson higher. Robinson G - 6'1 Overland 303-944-0636 303-332-6122 is a very good outside shooter and ball handler. Colorado Hawks He has the tools to be a good P&R pg. Jordan Phillips Very good shooter and can easily finish above Mark Bowers W - 6'4 Sand Creek there rim. He has game changing ability. 719-494-4973 Salt Lake Rebels Kobi Betts Signed with Air Force Academy an injury right Brad Ranson Dave Matthews G - 6'3 Pueblo Central before the season has taken away his senior 719.549.7318 303-257-0395 Colorado Chaos year. Danny Garrick Committed to Casper Having a very solid start Legend to the season. He is using his athletic ability Next Level around the rim to get put back and has is a Kevin Boley Rick Jimenez W - 6'5 GPA 2.9 legitimate threat behind the arch. 303-884-0398 720-231-0528 ACT 20 retake scheduled 720-234-7833 Signed with Black Hills State Coleman is doing Elijah Coleman well this season after signing with BHSU in the Aurora Central Ian Calvert 303-Sam Reese 303- G - 6'3 fall. He is showing no fear getting his shot or Team Denver 875-7388 619-4546 getting to the basket. Has also shown a knack 901-228-5174 for getting rebounds and leading the break. Class Of 2016 - Post HS Season 2015 report Riely Welch Welch has great fundamentals. His court vision Chatfield Stephen Schimpeler Sean Nolan is superb and passing ability is elite. Can run the PG - 6'0 Colorado Elite 303.982.3523 303-945-5689 team or be a pick and roll pg. 720-413-0082 Monroe Porter Signed with Western State Porter is having a Legend solid senior season. He continues to be a threat Next Level Kevin Boley LeRoy Matticks offensively from the wing off the bounce or G - 6'3 GPA 3.8 ACT 21 Retake 303-884-0398 720-290-0154 catch and shoot. Top level defender. Good Scheduled athlete 720-975-6210 Dalven Brushier Brushier continues to be under recruited and Doherty would be a steal for any number of D2 schools jarris Krapcha Ken Lambecht 6'3 The Force and some low d1. Brushier continues to get to 913-702-6399 719-440-5541 GPA 3.6 ACT 24 the paint and finish through contact. Has a high 210-439-9283 motor and is a solid ball handler.
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