1993 high school basketball player rankings

Led the Miami Valley Conference in points per game, field-goal percentage (57.8) and . Jaden Bradley IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL) Leading the list is Toby Bailey of Loyola, who is making his fourth consecutive appearance on the area all-star team. Three-time all-DCIAA selection. Greg Jones, Cardozo, 6-1, Sr. High Point (RSCI) data is provided by RSCIhoops.com. Ricky Blackmon, Dorsey--Considered a late bloomer by recruiters, Blackmon was the leading scorer (22.2 points), and second-leading rebounder (6.2) for the Dons, who reached the City Section 4-A finals for the second consecutive year. 2 Bulldogs, who They had big, huge linemen. Jabari Parker led Simeon to four consecutive Class 4A state championships from 2010 to 2013, becoming the No. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. Calvin (Beaver) Patterson, Fremont--The 6-2 swingman gave opposing teams headaches because he was too fast to be covered by a taller player and too strong to be defended by someone his size. Proviso East's legendary early 1990s teams weren't the last time multiple NBA players would be on the roster, either. The nation's top 100 high school basketball prospects as rated by Ken Mink of the Knoxville News-Sentinel, listed with height, home town and the college that. 1 recruit in the nation before heading off to Duke University. No team from Flint Northwestern has won a state championship in any sport since the girls basketball team won it all in 1993. And stories of what some colleges offered him (diamonds, movie roles, cash) are even unbelievable in today's day and age. Rice played 15 seasons in the NBA, was a three-time NBA All-Star, All-Star Game MVP in 1997 and a two-time All-NBA pick. Flint Northwestern has not won a state title in boys basketball since Rice, Rison and Grayer led them to back-to-back championships in 1984 and 1985. His father was a bodyguard for social activist Malcolm X, also known as Malik Shabazz, and named his son after him. Ben Johnson For the Tulsa World. McClymonds went 32-0 that season, becoming the first high school basketball team from the East Bay to go unbeaten since Berkeley High in 1969-70. Pain Branch; DeShurn Weston, Hayfield; Tito Wills, Riverdale Baptist; Williams, the Big Ten Player of the Year in 2001, was a first-round draft pick by the New York Knicks in 2002 but lasted just three seasons in the NBA. Dunbar Gerald Hilliard, Phelps, 6-3, Sr. Hall, South River; Ben Harris, Mount Vernon; Darvel Harris, Wakefield; He fractured his neck in a car accident at the end of his senior season, then pled guilty to a misdemeanor sexual abuse charge later that year, which ended up keeping him out of DePaul, where he'd signed a letter of intent. High School All-American and Mississippi Player of the Year Monta Ellis capped his career with a second state championship for Lanier High and did it with one of the more amazing statistical seasons we've ever seen 41.0 points, 7.9 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 4.5 steals. Lathrop finished his career with a 955-300 overall record, with 924 of those wins coming at Raytown South, including four state titles. Ellis, a 6-foot-3 guard , was supposed to play for Mississippi State but made the improbable leap to the NBA in the final year high school players were allowed to go straight into the draft. Record: 23-3. . Power Memorial Academy continued to pump out elite NBA talent long after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar graduated. They likely would have won four straight state championships if the 2019-20 season hadn't gotten shut down. Rankings represent the player's final standing within his high school class in a given year. Former Hargrave star Luke Hancock transferred to the University of Louisville in 2011 after playing his first two seasons at George Mason. Jarace Walker IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL) PF. Key players: Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Paul Dawson, Larry Hunter. They reportedly had 6,000 season-ticket holders. Averaged 25.7 points, 8.4 assists, 8.7 rebounds and . What happened next with former Washington High star Junior Bridgeman is one of the greatest (mostly) unknown stories in basketball history. 19. Sentinel lost in the state championship game three consecutive times before winning it all in 1986 the 10th state title in school history. Lone Peak's only loss that season came to Florida powerhouse Montverde Academy, but the team's record included six wins over teams that were nationally ranked during the season. Our list includes 1982 Dunbar Poets, 1993 Oak Hill Academy, 1989 St. Anthonys, 2014 Montverde, 2016 Chino Hills and many more. Senior Wichita South head coach Steve Eck made the move to college basketball after the 1995-96 season and his last state championship at South. RASHEED WALLACE, Simon Gratz, 6-10, 1993: Incredibly athletic for his size; even ran track. South Lakes October 30, 2013 5:00 am, By High School Sports | Selected to the City Times second team last season, Rickenbacker improved his shooting range and defense to become one of the areas most versatile forwards. Findlay Prep was the most basketball factory school of all the basketball factory schools who ever existed and played on a high level. The undefeated Arkansas state championship team reached as high as No. Phone: (309) 663-6377 Fax: (309) 663-7479 2715 McGraw Drive Bloomington, IL 61704-6011 Map & directions : Office Hours Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:15 pm (closed Fridays in summer) Illinois Elementary School Association National Federation of State High School Associations. HONORABLE MENTION 2 in all the major national polls. The Little Hawks finished with a losing record in seven out of eight seasons from 1975 to 1982. Chris Livingston Oak Hill Academy (Mouth Of Wilson, VA) Mayo had 41 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists in the 2007 Class AAA state championship game a 103-61 win over South Charleston. Key players: LeBron James, Dru Joyce III, Sian Cotton, Romeo Travis. Latest Achievements (Check FULL PROFILE with complete list of achievements): USA U17 National Team 202022. Player Pos HT WT Birth City Birth Date High School College Nationality; Rasheed Wallace: FC: 6-11: 230: Philadelphia, PA: Sep 17, 1974: Simon Gratz High School (PA) North Carolina: United States . Committed to Florida. Minnehaha won its third state championship in four years in 2021. Three-year starter led Eagles to SCORING LEADERS That doesn't mean the school hasn't continued to pump out big-time talent, including Basketball Hall of Famer Paul Pierce, Harold "Baby Jordan" Miner and Jason Hart, who starred at Syracuse and played a decade in the NBA. Oronde Clark, Forestville, 26.2 1 ranking in the area and City Title . Keyes, Woodbridge; Brian Lipka, Robinson; Joe Martinez, Fairfax; Gordon Oden only ended up playing in 105 career games. A gifted small forward, the 6-7 senior was forced to play center and power forward after Leon Watson injured his shoulder. That didn't take away from what the team actually accomplished, winning a second consecutive state championship behind 32 points from future Villanova star Corey Fisher in the championship game. 2 recruit in the country depending on which service you looked at, and ended up playing alongside the guy he shared those top rankings with at the University of North Carolina Simon Gratz High's Rasheed Wallace. The steady flow of NBA talent didn't stop, either. Langdon was a McDonald's All-American, a three-time All-American at Duke and played three seasons in the NBA. Malik Sealy had one of the more amazing backstories of anyone in basketball. Rankings represent the player's final standing within his high school class in a given year. Mayo was one of the most highly sought basketball recruits of all time. 73. Dunbar. Senior You got to see future NFL All-Pro wide receiver Andre Rison tossing alley-oop passes to future NBA All-Star Glen Rice. points, 14.6 rebounds and 2.4 blocked shots. Wiley then played more than a decade of professional basketball, including seven seasons in the NBA. Potomac (Md.) Key players: B.J. Chet Holmgren swept every major national player of the year award at Minnehaha in leading them to the Class 3A state title in 2021. Middle brother LiAngelo Ball, who actually led the team in scoring, was also key as Chino Hills took down ranked team after ranked team, including wins over Montverde Academy (Florida), Jefferson (New York), Bishop Gorman (Nevada) and Bishop MOntgomery (California). Future NBA players Dee Brown and Shannon Brown were teammates in the early 2000s. By far the most difficult school to pick just one team from, we give the edge to Morgan Wooten's 1972-73 squad mainly because of the presence of Adrian Dantley and Kenny Carr, who would both become NBA lottery picks. In 2007, a study at John Hopkins University looking at graduation rates around the U.S. classified Kashmere as a "dropout factory." Once the school was taken out of the hands of the School District of Philadelphia, things began to change. Mr. Basketball USA. He led the Yellowjackets to three Michigan State championships (MHSAA), finishing his senior campaign as . The current Little Hawk squad has been resilient this season, bouncing back from the season-opening loss to win seven games in a row, including a 14-7 victory over then-undefeated West High on Oct 11. Flint Hill only won one more state championship, in 1995, and made it to the state semifinals in 2005. The Utah Jazz selected Wilkins No. You're not reading that wrong. Frank McQueen, Parkdale, 23.9 Stand Up and Cheer: A Century of Blue Devil Basketball, future NBA players John Thompson and Tom Hoover, went undefeated and won a state championship. Other Links > Basketball > Top Ranked Basketball Players by High School . Ellis teamed with future Wichita State guard Evan Wessel and future West Virginia running back Dreamius Smith to win four consecutive state championships from 2009 to 2012 under the leadership of head coach Joe Auer. They got some momentum going and got us out of our rhythm. And our eyes tell us that the 2019-20 Montverde Academy team is one of the best collections of high school talent we've ever seen. Other players to receive Division I scholarships are: Crenshaw guard Tommie Davis (Houston), Crenshaw forward Tremaine Fowlkes (California), Fremont guard Calvin Patterson (Loyola Marymount), Manual Arts forward David Rickenbacker (San Diego State) and Washington forward Dayron Harris (Cal State Long Beach). Johnson was named the City 4-A and The Times Central City Player of the Year last year. Porter Jr.'s father was hired as an assistant coach by the University of Washington before the season and brought his five-star recruit son with him to Seattle. Key players: Da'Quan Cook, Corey Fisher, Brad Haugabrook, Jeff Robinson. Latimore and Chino Hills responded by winning back-to-back state championships in 2018 and 2019. Mayo played his final season at Huntington High and was named National Player of the Year while playing alongside another future NBA player, Patrick Patterson. Terry Fair went on to star at the University of Georgia then played 11 years of professional basketball overseas, mostly in Israel's top league. The trio known as "The Three Amigos" beat Peoria Manual 68-61 in the state championship game and were coached by a Proviso East alum in Bill Hitt. Key players: Cade Cunningham, Scottie Barnes, Moses Moody, Caleb Houstan, Day'Ron Sharpe. Long Beach Poly has not won a state championship in boys basketball since its legendary 1983-84 squad, finishing as runner-up just once, in 2016. Led Over the last few decades, Dunbar High School has become almost as well-known for putting out big-time football players as it once was for its elite basketball talent. Check out Prep Hoops 2021 National Player Rankings. Bishop Gorman High is known for being a football powerhouse, but in 2009-10, it featured one of the best high school teams in the nation. After playing on back-to-back state championship teams at Woodlawn in 2002 and 2003, 6-foot-8 forward Darnell Lazare played for LSU, where he was a solid role player for four years and helped lead the Tigers to the Final Four in 2006. 1948 Duke University High Point 44 Wilson 41 1949 Duke University R. J. Reynolds 38 High Point 23 1950 Duke University High Point 63 Durham 48 CLASSIFICATION NAME WAS CHANGED TO AAA IN 1951 1951 Duke University Wilmington New Hanover 65 Raleigh 50 1952 Duke University Raleigh 51 Greensboro 49 Key players: Nick Emery, T.J. Haws, Erik Mika, Talon Shumway, Connor Toolson. The only loss for DeMatha that season?