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Regardless of Class 4/25/2019 NATION'S TOP 50+ RISING PLAYERS FOR 2018-19 (REGARDLESS OF CLASS) (BASED ON COLLEGE POTENTIAL) TOP 12 NAME HT CL POS TOWN-SCHOOL-STATE Jalen Green 6'5 12 2G Fresno San Joaquin Memorial, CA Evan Mobley 6'10 12 C Temecula Rancho Christian, CA N'Faly Dante 6'11 12 C Bel Aire Sunrise Christian, KS Sharife Cooper 6'0 12 PG Powder Springs McEachern, GA R.J. Hampton 6'4 12 2G Little Helm, TX Jalen Johnson 6'7 12 SM Glendale Nicolet , WI Patrick Baldwin 6'8 11 WF Sussex Hamilton, WI Nimari Burnett 6'3 12 2G Napa Prolific Prep, CA Scottie Barnes 6'8 12 WF Ft. Lauderdale University School, FL Jaemyn Brakefield 6'9 12 CF Huntington Prep, WV Greg Brown 6'8 12 PF Austin Vandergrift, TX Isaiah Todd 6'9 12 PF Raleigh Trinity Academy, NC TOP NATION SLEEPER Coleman Hawkins 6'10 12 CF Napa Prolific Prep, CA SECOND 12 Isaiah Jackson 6'9 12 PF Geneva Spire Institute, OH Terrence Clarke 6'6 11 WF Wolfeboro Brewster Academy, NH Jon Kuminga 6'7 11 PF Centereach OSNA, NY Jaden Springer 6'5 12 PG Bradenton IMG Academy, FL Cade Cunningham 6'6 12 WF Montverde Academy, FL Kyree Walker 6'5 12 2G Phoenix Hillcrest Academy, AZ Marjon Beauchamp 6'5 12 SM Seattle Rainier Beach, WA Brandon Boston 6'6 12 2G Norcross, GA Paolo Banchero 6'8 11 PF Seattle O'Dea, WA Michael Foster 6'8 11 PF Milwaukee Washington, WI Jaden Hardy 6'4 11 2G Henderson Coronado, NV Moussa Cissne 6'9 11 C Middle Village Christ the King, NY SECOND NATIONAL SLEEPER Reece Beekman 6'2 12 PG Baton Rouge Scotlandville, LA SECOND 25+ (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY) Devin Askew 6'2 11 PG Santa Ana Mater Dei, CA Emoni Bates 6'8 10 PF Ypsilanti Lincoln, MI Nathan Bittle 6'10 11 F-C Central Point Crater, OR Joshua Christopher 6'5 12 2G Lakewood Mayfair, CA Isaiah Cottrell 6'9 12 PF Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, NV Moussa Diabate 6'9 11 PF Daytona Beach DME Academy, FL Hunter Dickerson 6'11 12 C Hyattsville DeMatha, MD Noah Farrakhan 6'0 12 PG Bradenton IMG Academy, FL Caleb Furst 6'10 11 C Ft. Wayne Blackhawk Christian, IN Zion Harmon 5'11 11 PG Benton Marshall Co., KY Andre Jackson 6'6 12 WF Albany Albany Academy, NY William Jeffress 6'6 11 WF Erie McDowell, PA Keon Johnson 6'5 12 2G Bell Buckle Webb, TN Walker Kessler 7'0 12 C College Park Woodward Academy, GA Chris Livingston 6'4 10 2G Akron Buchtel, OH Langston Love 6'4 11 2G Cibolo Steele, TX Adam Miller 6'3 12 CG Chicago Morgan Park, IL Aminu Mohammed 6'4 11 2G Springfield Greenwood Laboratory, MO Ethan Morton 6'5 12 PG Butler Butler Area, PA Daishen Nix 6'5 12 CG Las Vegas Trinity International, NV Addison Patterson 6'7 12 SM Scottsdale Bella Vista, AZ Jeremy Roach 6'2 12 PG Fairfax Paul VI, VA Daeshun Ruffin 5'10 11 PG Jackson Callaway, MS Day'Ron Sharpe 6'8 12 C-F Winterville South Central, NC Julian Strawther 6'6 12 WF Henderson Liberty, NV Jalen Suggs 6'5 12 2G Minneapolis Minnehaha Academy, MN Jalen Terry 5'11 12 PG Flint Beecher, MI Cameron Thomas 6'2 12 2G Mouth of Wilson Oak Hill Academy, Va THIRD NATIONAL SLEEPER Jalen Walker 6'0 12 CG Walker, LA.
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