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America's Top Players (Boys) 1 8/24/2015 AMERICA'S PRESEASON TOP PLAYERS FOR 2015-16 (Based on college potential) AMERICA'S TOP 100+ SENIORS TOP 12 NAME HT CL POS TOWN-SCHOOL-STATE Josh Jackson 6'6 12 WF Napa Prolific Prep, CA Harry Giles 6'8 12 PF Mouth of Wilson Oak Hill Academy, VA Thon Maker 7'1 12 C Orangeville Athletes Institute, ON Jayson Tatum 6'5 12 2G St. Louis Chaminade, MO Edrice Adebayo 6'9 12 F Washington Northside, NC Dennis Smith 6'2 12 PG Fayetteville Trinity Christian, NC Kobi Simmons 6'5 12 PG Alpharetta St. Francis, GA DeAaron Fox 6'2 12 2G Houston Cypress Lakes, TX Malik Monk 6'3 12 2G Bentonville, AR Marques Bolden 6'10 12 C Desoto, TX Lonzo Ball 6'4 12 PG Chino Hills, CA Jonathan Issac 6'8 12 PF Bradenton IMG Academy, FL TOP SLEEPER Frank Jackson 6'2 12 PG Highland Lone Peak, UT SECOND 12 Terrance Ferguson 6'5 12 2G Dallas Prime Prep Academy, TX V.J. King 6'7 12 WF Fairfax Paul VI, VA Dewan Huell 6'9 12 C Miami Norland, FL Juwan Durham 6'9 12 PF Tampa Prep, FL T.J. Leaf 6'8 12 F El Cajon Foothills Christian, CA Markelle Fultz 6'4 12 G Hyattsville DeMatha, MD Rawle Atkins 6'4 12 G Middle Village Christ the King, NY Mustapha Heron 6'5 12 SM Waterbury Sacred Heart, CT Josh Langford 6'4 12 2G Madison Madison Academy, AL Jarrett Allen 6'10 12 C Austin St. Stephens Episcopal, TX Omari Spellman 6'9 12 C-F Granby MacDuffie, MA Braxton Blackwell 6'6 12 CF Mouth of Wilson Oak Hill Academy, VA SECOND 25 (Listed alphabetically) Abdul Ado 6'11 12 C Chattanooga Hamilton Hts. Christian, TN Ike Anigbogu 6'10 12 C Corona Centennial, CA Udoka Azubuike 6'11 12 C Jacksonville Potter's House, FL Brendan Bailey 6'7 12 WF Highland American Fork, UT Tyus Battle 6'4 12 2G Gladstone Gill St.Bernard, NJ Tony Bradley 6'8 12 C-F Bartow, FL Miles Bridges 6'6 12 F Huntington Prep, WV De'Ron Davis 6'8 12 PF Aurora Overland, CO Mamadi Diakte 6'9 12 PF St. George Blue Ridge, VA Amir Coffey 6'3 12 2G Hopkins, MN Anthony Cowan 6'0 12 PG Washington St. John's. D.C. Javin DeLarier 6'8 12 PF Charlottesville St. Annes-Belfield, VA Derek Funderburk 6'8 12 PF Lakewood St. Edward, OH Alterique Gilbert 6'0 12 PG Lithonia Miller Grove, GA Schneider Herard 6'10 12 C Plano Prestonwood Christian Academy, TX 2 Justin Jackson 6'8 12 WF Henderson Findlay Prep, NV Vance Jackson 6'8 12 WF Bellflower St. John Bosco, FL Mario Kegler 6'6 12 PF Jacksonville Arlington Country Day, FL Sacha Killeya-Jones 6'9 12 PF Lynchburg Virginia Episcopal, VA Kameron McGusty 6'5 12 2G Katy Seven Lakes, TX Payton Pritchard 6'2 12 PG West Linn, OR Nick Ward 6'9 12 C Gahanna Lincoln, OH Cassius Winston 5'11 12 PG Detroit Jesuit, MI Seventh Woods 6'0 12 PG Columbia Hammond School, SC Kassoum Yakwe 6'7 12 PF Centerreach Our Savior New American, NY THE NEXT 50 BEST (Listed alphabetically) Kostas Antekokounmpo 6'7 12 PF Milwaukee Dominican, WI James Banks 6'10 12 C Stockbridge Mt. Vernon Christian, GA Gavin Baxter 6'8 12 PF Provo Timpview, UT Barrett Benson 6'10 12 C Darien Hinsdale South, IL Bruce Brown 6'3 12 2G Saxtons River Vermont Academy, VT Joey Brunk 6'10 12 C Indianapolis Southport, IN Michael Cage 6'9 12 C Santa Ana Mater Dei, CA J.J. Caldwell 6'0 12 PG Cypress Cypress Woods, TX Tony Carr 6'5 12 PG Philadelphia Roman Catholic, PA Tyler Cook 6'8 12 C St. Louis Chaminade, MO Jarron Cumberland 6'5 12 2G Wilmington, OH Jalen Fisher 6'1 12 PG Arlington Bolton, TN Trent Forrest 6'5 12 2G Chipley, FL Temple Gibbs 6'0 12 PG West Orange Seton Hall, NJ Quentin Goodin 6'3 12 CG Campbellsville Taylor Co., KY Eron Gordon 6'3 12 2G Indianapolis Cathedral, IN Kyle Guy 6'2 12 CG Indianapolis Lawrence Central, IN Joe Hampton 6'6 12 PF Mouth of Wilson Oak Hill Academy, VA Darius Harper 6'9 12 C Springfield, OH Daron Henson 6'8 12 WF Mission Hills Bishop Alamany, CA Eric Hester 6'2 12 2G Oldsmar Christian, FL Kevin Huerter 6'5 12 2G Clifton Park Shenendehowa, NY Rapolas Ivanouskas 6'8 12 WF Barrington, IL DeJon Jarreau 6'4 12 PG New Orleans McDonogh 35, LA De'Riante Jenkins 6'5 12 WF Orlando West Oaks Academy, FL Ty Jerome 6'3 12 PG New Rochelle Iona Prep, NY Jayce Johnson 7'0 12 C Santa Monica, CA Curtis Jones 6'2 12 2G Huntington Prep, WV Sedee Keita 6'10 12 PF Greenville 22 Feet Academy, SC Jonah Matthews 6'2 12 2G Santa Monica, CA JaQuon McLaughlin 6'3 12 2G Gig Harbor Peninsula, WA Rodney Miller 6'11 12 C Mouth of Wilson Oak Hill Academy, VA Alani Moore 5'10 12 PG Rockville Montrose Christian, MD Matt Moyer 6'7 12 WF Gahanna Lincoln, OH Nolan Narain 6'9 12 C-F LaPorte LaLumiere, IN Zach Norvell 6'4 12 2G Chicago Simeon, IL 3 Nick Rakocevic 6'10 12 C Westchester St. Joseph, IL Devearl Ramsey 5'10 12 PG Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, CA Brandon Robinson 6'5 12 SM Douglasville Douglas Co., GA Nick Robinson 6'6 12 CF Chicago Kenwood, IL Xavier Simpson 6'0 12 PG Lima Senior, FL Keith Smith 6'7 12 WF Seattle Rainier Beach, WA Trevor Stanback 6'10 12 C Pasadena Marantha, CA John Teske 6'9 12 C Medina, OH Micah Thomas 6'7 12 PF Eads Briarcrest Christian, TN Taurean Thompson 6'9 12 C-F Jersey City St. Anthony, NJ Seth Towns 6'7 12 WF Columbus Northland, OH Mark Vital 6'5 12 SM Dallas Prime Prep Academy, TX Howard Washington 6'2 12 PG Montverde Montverde Academy, FL Eli Wright 6'5 12 SM Bradenton IMG Academy, Fl AMERICA'S TOP SENIOR D-1 SLEEPER John Mason 6'6 12 SM Avon Park, FL AMERICA'S TOP 75+ JUNIORS (Listed alphabetically & bold denotes Top 12) NAME HT CL POS TOWN-SCHOOL-STATE TOP 12 DeAndre Ayton 6'10 11 C San Diego Balboa City, CA Wendell Carter 6'10 11 C-F Atlanta Pace Academy, GA Michael Porter 6'8 11 WF Columbia Father Tolton Catholic, MO Billy Preston 6'9 11 PF Dallas Prime Prep Academy, TX Mohammad Bamba 6'10 11 C-F West Chester Westtown School, PA Trevon Duval 6'3 11 CG Newark St. Benedict Prep, NJ Zach Brown 7'0 11 C Miami Miami Beach, FL Troy Brown 6'5 11 PG Las Vegas Centennial, NV Jared Vanderbilt 6'7 11 CF Houston Victory Prep, TX D.J. Harvey 6'6 11 SM Hyattsville DeMatha, MD Gary Trent 6'4 11 2G Apple Valley, MN Austin Wiley 6'9 11 C Birmingham Spain Park, AL TOP SLEEPER Kevin Knox 6'7 11 PF Tampa Catholic, FL SECOND 12 Nick Richards 6'10 11 C Elizabeth The Patrick School, NJ Cody Riley 6'7 11 PF Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, CA Hamidou Diallo 6'4 11 2G Woodstock Woodstock Academy, CT Jeremy Tilmon 6'9 11 C East St. Louis, IL Jalek Felton 6'3 11 PG Mullins, SC Brandon McCoy 6'11 11 C San Diego Cathedral Catholic, CA John Petty 6'5 11 2G Huntsville J.O. Johnson, AL Nojel Eastern 6'3 11 2G Evanston, IL Paul Scruggs 6'3 11 2G Indianapolis Southport, IN Kris Wilkes 6'7 11 WF Indianapolis North Central, IN M.J. Walker 6'5 11 WF Jonesboro, GA 4 Trae Young 6'1 11 PG Norman North, OK THE NEXT 50 BEST (Listed alphabetically) Galen Alexander 6'6 11 WF Breaux Bridge, LA Josh Anderson 6'3 11 2G Baton Rouge Madison Prep, LA Mitchell Ballock 6'4 11 2G Eudora, KS Darius Banks 6'4 11 SM St. Petersburg, FL Brian Bowan 6'6 11 WF LaPorte LaLumiere, IN O'Shea Brissett 6'8 11 C-F Henderson Findlay Prep, NV A.J. Caldwell 6'4 11 2G Sarasota Riverview, FL Jay Jay Chandler 6'4 11 PG Katy Cinco Ranch, TX Matt Coleman 6'1 11 PG Mouth of Wilson Oak Hill Academy, VA Devon Cooper 6'3 11 2G Louisville Waggener. KY Derek Culver 6'8 11 C-F Warren Harding, OH Daejon Davis 6'3 11 2G Seattle Lakeside, WA Ibrahim Doumbia 6'8 11 PF Jacksonville Arlington Country Day, FL Victor Enoh 6'8 11 PF Decatur Greenforest Christian, GA L.J. Figueroa 6'5 11 SM Oldsmar Christian, FL Jordan Goodwin 6'4 11 WF Belleville Althoff Catholic, IL Quade Green 6'0 11 PG Philadelphia Neumann-Goretti, PA Zach Gunn 6'7 11 CF Fishers Hamilton Southeastern, IN Rayshaun Hammonds 6'8 11 PF Norcross, GA Jaylen Hands 6'1 11 PG Chula Vista Mater Dei, CA Markus Howard 5'11 11 PG Henderson Findlay Prep, NV Blake Huggins 6'11 11 C Troy Obion Co. Central, TN Jaren Jackson 6'8 11 C-F Indianapolis Park Tudor, IN Isaiah Jasey 6'8 11 PF Bel Aire Sunrise Christian, KS Markel Johnson 6'1 11 PG Cleveland East Tech, OH Derek Koch 6'8 11 C West Salem Northwestern, OH Kimani Lawrence 6'5 11 WF Ashburnham Cushing Academy, MA Ira Lee 6'7 11 PF Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, CA Daniel Mading 6'9 11 C-F Gainesville The Rock, FL Matur Maker 6'9 11 C-F Orangeville Athletes Institute, ON Christian Negron 6'6 11 WF Elgin Larkin, IL Jaylen Nowell 6'3 11 PG Seattle Garfield, WA Charles O'Bannon 6'4 11 2G Las Vegas Gorman, NV Ikey Obiagu 6'11 11 c Decatur Greenforest Christian, GA Manny Patterson 6'8 11 C-F Chicago Kenwood, IL Alex Reese 6'9 11 PF Pelham, AL Justin Roberts 5'11 11 PG Indianapolis Pike, IN Mitchell Robinson 7'0 11 C Pensacola Pine Forest, FK Jermaine Samuels 6'5 11 WF Weston Rivers School, MA David Sloan 5'11 11 PG Campbellsville Taylor Co., KY Cassius Smits-Francisco 6'8 11 PF Zionsville, IN Isaiah Stokes 6'7 11 C Memphis Lausanne Collegiate, TN Jordan Tucker 6'7 11 WF White Plains Stepinac, NY Victor Uyaelumno 7'0 11 C Miamia Gullier Prep, FL Alonzo Verge 6'3 11 2G Hillside Proviso West, IL 5 P.J.
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