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WHAT: SEBA ATLANTA
SPRING COLLEGE SHOWCASE
WHEN: SATURDAY MARCH 24, 2012
SITE: OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY
4484 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta , GA 30319
TIME: 10:00 A.M. THROUGH 5:00 P.M.
(Approx.)
(Note: Player Check-in will be held from 9:00 a.m. –
9:45 a.m.)
COST: $95 PER PLAYER
$115 PER PLAYER (if postmarked after March 7th)
Includes:
- Excellent Exposure to College Coaches and Scouts
- Player Profile in Coaches Guide
- Highly competitive 5-on-5 scrimmages (3 Game Guarantee)
- Skill Stations
- Top Competition from throughout Region
- Senior & Underclassman Top 30 All-Star Game
- Reversible SEBA Jersey
- Official Showcase of the Georgia College Basketball
Coaches Association (GABCA)
**NOTE: THE TOP NCAA
DIVISION II, III, NAIA & JUCO COLLEGE PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH
WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO EVALUATE PROSPECTS. EACH YEAR,
THIS EVENT DRAWS MORE COLLEGE COACHES AND HAS PROVIDED MORE
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO PLAYERS THAN ANY OTHER
SPRING EXPOSURE EVENT IN GEORGIA.
**THE SHOOTOUT WILL
ALSO BE COVERED BY REGIONAL & NATIONAL RECRUITING /
SCOUTING PUBLICATIONS. PREVIOUS SEBA EVENTS HAVE BEEN
COVERED BY MAJOR RECRUITING & MEDIA OUTLETS SUCH AS ESPN
AND RIVALS.COM
Top Reasons to Attend
COMPETITION - Now in its 7th year, the SEBA Spring
College Showcase is the Premier Spring Exposure
event in Georgia. The Event will bring together top players
from throughout Georgia as well as several out-of-state
prospects. Past participants have represented Georgia as well
as the states of Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Louisiana, Virginia, Mississippi, New
York, and New Jersey.
COLLEGE EXPOSURE - Every Player in attendance is
given the opportunity to demonstrate their talent to the
college coaches in attendance. Many of the top NCAA Division II, III,
NAIA and Juco College Coaches from throughout the South will be in
attendance. Each year, the SEBA Showcase attracts
more college coaches than any other Spring Exposure Event in
Georgia.
Special Note:
NCAA rules prohibit Division I coaches from attending any
Camps or Tournaments during this calendar period. However, our comprehensive post camp report
highlighting the event's top performers each year is requested by
numerous Division I schools looking for available senior talent
and high potential underclassman.
ORGANIZATION - Event is very well organized to
provide optimum experience for players and coaches. All
scrimmages are called by GHSA certified officials and
structured to be "team ball" orientated. All players receive
equal playing time. College Coaches guide contains detailed
profile info for all players. Staff coaches are also present
on each court to evaluate talent and monitor games.
FACILITIES The Camp will be held on the beautiful
campus of Oglethorpe University, which is centrally located in
the Brookhaven section of Atlanta. Oglethorpe's excellent
facility houses three regulation courts which are ideally
suited for showcase event.
PROMOTION Over the past 7 years, Over
350+ SEBA players have received scholarships and gone on to
play college basketball. This includes players at all
levels (NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA and Juco College Programs).
Click Here
for listing of event alumni. The SEBA Staff
regularly offers follow up assistance to camp participants
with their college endeavors. This assistance is provided at
no extra charge.
Who Should Attend
This event will be very competitive and is
designed for Varsity Basketball players from the Classes 2012
(Unsigned Seniors), 2013 (Juniors), and 2014 (Sophomores) with
legitimate aspirations of playing college basketball. The
event is also open to qualified Prep School and JUCO players
looking to move on to a 4-year College.
Please Note: High school players not directly invited
by the SEBA staff to attend should list contact email and
phone number of recommending high school or travel ball coach
on registration form. All camp applicants will be screened for
approval.
Registration Info
In order to register, players should complete the
registration form below and submit along with payment. Campers
are encouraged to register early. Each of the SEBA
Showcase Events held the past five years have sold-out in advance.
Spots are only guaranteed upon our receipt of fully completed
registration form and payment. All submitted registrations
should include name and phone number of recommending Coach.
Deadline for registration is Friday March 16.
Click Here for Registration Form
College Coaches Info
College Coaches packets will go on sale
at 9:30 a.m. on the morning of March 24. Packets will be available
for purchase throughout the event. Credit Cards will not be
accepted (Cash or Check payment only). The cost of the packet is
$25 per college program. (ie: Colleges with more than one coach in
attendance will receive extra packets at no additional cost).
Special Note: The Georgia Basketball Coaches
Association (GABCA) will be holding its
Annual Fall Coaches Social / Chalk Talk Event in conjunction with
the SEBA Shootout. The GABCA is open to all head and assistant
college coaches in the state of Georgia. The social gathering will be held 15 minutes after the
conclusion of the camp (approx. 5:15 p.m). All active GABCA members will be allowed free entry to the social. Food (dinner plate with two sides) and beverages will be provided.
More information on GABCA can be found by visiting the official website at
the link below.
Driving Directions
Click Here for Driving Directions to Oglethorpe University
Important Note:
When entering campus through the main entrance off Peachtree
Rd.; proceed through security station. Basketball facility
will be on your first left after the baseball stadium.
Airport / Transportation
Atlantas Hartsfield - Jackson Airport. is located
Southwest of the city and is approximately 25 minutes from
Oglethorpe. The campus is directly accessible from the airport
via Atlantas Mass Transit System (MARTA), taxi and numerous
direct bus/van shuttles. Players traveling into Hartsfield can contact our Camp Office
with any questions regarding
ground transportation from airport to camp.
Host Hotels
There are an abundance of hotels within close proximity to
Oglethorpe University. A discounted rate is available at the
following:
Marriott Towne Place Suites
820 Sidney Marcus Blvd.
Atlanta, Georgia 3032
404.949.4820
Ask for code OGLP or OGLR for the Oglethorpe University rate.
($89 per night)
Online reservations can be made at:
www.marriott.com/atlbu (promotion code O22)
Spring Hill Suites
3459 Buckhead Loop, NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
404.844.4800
Online reservations can be made at
www.springhillsuitesatlantabuckhead.com
(promotion code O22)
Contact Information
Camp Director: William LoPresti
Phone: (404) 435-6819
Email:
WLoPresti@southeastbasketballacademy.com
Coach LoPresti speaks
to campers during break in action
Archives/Past Event
Click Below for Event Reviews from past years
2011 Atlanta Spring Showcase
Review
2010 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review
2009 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review
2008 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review
2007 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review
2006 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review
2011 EVENT REVIEW
Posted March 28, 2011
(Atlanta, GA)
Prospects from throughout the nation converged on the campus
of Oglethorpe University this past weekend for the 2011 SEBA
Atlanta College Showcase.
The 6th Annual Event was at full capacity with 180 players
representing all areas of the Peach State as well as players
attending from Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina,
North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Indiana, Michigan, and
Australia. The camp featured a large number of high quality
and available Senior (2011) prospects, as well as some very
promising 2012 and 2013 underclassman talent. In addition,
there were a number of 5th year Prep players on the roster
looking to advance to the next level. All of the players were
eager to compete and demonstrate their talent to the 45+
college coaches in attendance.
The Showcase featured a full day of basketball action. The
event began with all players participating in fundamental
drills stations conducted by an excellent staff of current
high school/college coaches as well as former college/pro
players. All campers then competed in three (3) full court
5-on-5 scrimmage games with their respective teams throughout
the afternoon and early evening. The Camp then concluded with
a Top 30 All-Star game; capping off a fantastic day of
basketball.
We want to extend thanks to all of the High School and Travel
Ball coaches throughout Georgia and the entire Southeast who
supported the event. We also want to send special thanks to
Don Hurlburt (Etowah), Mark Edwards (FCI Warriors), Tyler
Murray (Shorter University), Tony Ellison (Weber),Mark
Jenkins, James Davis (GT Stars), Daniel Curtain (Total Hoops
ATL), Walter Perkins III (Brandon Bolts AAU Organization), and
Walter Perkins IV (St. Leo Univ) for their assistance and work
with the players. We would also like to extend a special
thanks to Head Coach Phil Ponder,
Assistant Coach Andrew Tulowitzky,
and the Oglethorpe University Basketball program for their
continued support.
Camps Elite Performers (Super 15)
(Note: Players Listed in random order)
Thomas Higginbotham (5 10, PG, Brookwood; 2011)
Impressive Point guard with good quickness, tight handle, and
the ability to score himself or set the stage for others.
Exhibited a very consistent pull up jumper off the dribble.
Sees floor well and delivers passes right on the mark. On ball
defense is above average. Seems to possess all the qualities
which will allow him to competently step up and play the lead
guard position at the college level. One of the top guards in
talent rich Gwinnett County the past two seasons.
Trevor Berkeley (6 6, Wing, Tucker; 2011)
Good looking prospect with ability to score both inside and on
the perimeter. Has good three point range and was consistent
with jumper throughout the day. Showed ability to clean the
boards, especially on offensive end. Legit double-double
player on most nights. Strong leadership skills.
Rob Greer (5 10, Point Guard, Marietta; 2011)
Quick lead guard with great first step; that and strong build
allows him to repeatedly get into the lane off penetration.
Was a tough matchup for defenders throughout camp as three
point shot was on throughout the day. Tough competitor who
looks to enjoy being floor general and making big plays for
his team when necessary.
Jordan Enadaghe (6 3, Shooting Guard, Jonesboro; 2011)
One of the more intriguing prospects in attendance; he has the
ability to contribute as an excellent defender and offensive
slasher at the next level. Drives baseline really well and
gets to the rim quick. Not afraid to attack defensive with
athletic drives to the rim. Converted the three pointers he
attempted. Has the physical makings to be a lock down
defender. Key player in Jonesboro Highs advancement to
Georgia AAAA Final Four.
Stantavious Maxwell (6 3, Wing, Madison County; 2011)
Very athletic and physically strong wing player who creates
his own offense well. Excellent rebounder from the wing
position; has very good reactions and quick jump, relentless
on offensive glass. Solid mid-range game. Can be terrific
defender at college level. Averaged 19 ppg and 13 boards this
past season at Madison County.
Arkaylus Thomas (6 0, PG, Pearl-Cohn, Tennessee; 2011)
One of the camps top overall prospects. Complete Guard with
high scoring-playmaking ability. Has athleticism to get to the
rack with the ability to also score often from the outside.
Has excellent body control and smoothness to his game; plays
under control. 1000 point career scorer at Nashvilles
Pearl-Cohn High.
Larrentis Thomas (64, Wing, Henry County; 2011)
Well rounded and versatile player who had strong senior season
(averaged 20 ppg and 10 rpg). Can score in a variety of ways;
is most effective around the rim but has pretty good mid-range
jumper. Needs to continue to improve range out to three-point
area. Runs floor well. Has ability to attack defense and
finish with authority. Very active inside and is excellent
rebounder for his size.
Daniel Salomon (6 8, Forward, Admiral Farragut, Florida;
2011)
Developing Post player with good size and length. Looked
comfortable on the low block and facing the basket. Has fairly
good agility for his size and touch around the hoop. Blocked a
few shots and altered several more while we were observing.
Demonstrated good instincts. Will need to put on some
weight/strength for next level. Could make for a worthy target
for programs looking to sign a big man with upside this spring
(especially for higher end academic schools as he has a 3.5
and good test scores).
Fineto Lunguana (6 2, CG, West Forsyth; 2012)
High potential combo guard, one of the best 2012 players in
attendance. Very active and explosive player who gets to rim
and utilizes his athleticism and strength to finish
consistently. Exhibited good looking shooting stroke from
three point range. Can finish above the rim. Very coachable
young player with great future.
Zac Hale (6 4, SG, Coosa; 2011)
Intriguing prospect at the two guard spot. Jumps very well as
evidenced by several emphatic dunks throughout the day
(including impressive two hander in traffic on opening play of
Top 30 All-Star game). Has nice touch on jumper and knocked
down three point shot throughout the day. Looks to be a player
who will continue to develop and has much upside.
Larry LJ Erves (6 4, Wing, Fayette County; 2011)
Athletic and powerful wing that plays with a good motor.
Attacks the basket very aggressively on penetration and
finishes well. Has the strength to play thru contact and
convert shot. Excellent defender with versatility to guard
every position at the high school level. Is good at running
the lane on the break as well pushing the ball up himself.
Further development of jumper will make him into a difficult
matchup for opposing defenses.
Dante Campbell (6 4, Forward, Stockbridge; 2011)
Wing player with inside-out capability that had a terrific
senior season (averaged 23 ppg, 8 rebounds and 5 assists per
game) on way to numerous honors/awards, including First Team
All-State in Georgias Class AAA. Campbell is a very
effective scorer inside 15 feet and has significantly improved
his range out to three point land. Hard nosed defender inside
who uses excellent physical strength to control paint.
Playing ability combined with Top notch academic credentials
(3.8 GPA and 26 ACT score) should make him an attractive
target prior to spring signing period.
Cyrus Lavant (6 1, CG, North Gwinnett; 2011)
Explosive combo guard with tremendous athleticism. Has
scorers mentality and prefers to use quick step to drive in
the paint and create. Excellent finisher who has the ability
to finish way above the rim. Has good court vision. Solid
midrange and three point shot. Has all the physical attributes
to be a very good guard at the next level. Needs to continue
to learn finer points of the lead guard position as well as
improve movement without the ball. High upside
potential.
Jordan Nelson (6 3, Wing, Union Grove; 2011)
Athletic wing prospect that has significantly improved his
skillset and consistently added to his offensive repertoire
over the past 18 months. Was previously reliant on natural
athleticism to produce on the offensive end. However, has
developed a good looking pull up jumper to compliment ever
improving ball handling skills. Very effective attacking the
rim and either converting shot or drawing foul. Will be able
to defend a variety of positions and players at the next
level. Excellent rebounder from guard spot. Very coachable;
3.4 GPA and 23 ACT score.
Corbyn Moye (6 2 Winchendon Prep, Massachusetts; 2011)
Guard prospect with college ready game and body; has used year
of Prep School to fine tune his game and has improved
significantly. Showed out as one of the top overall guards in
attendance, he is a solid all-around guard with good handle,
excellent passing skills, and ability to put points on the
board. Very good mid-range shooter. Demonstrated quarterback
mentality and floor leadership. Plays with intensity and
enthusiasm for the game.
Team Photo of "East" Squad (Top
30 All-Star Game)
Additional Camp Standouts
(Listed in no particular order)
Clayton Williams (60, PG, North Gwinnett, 2011) Skilled player who
exhibited a well-rounded game. Really seems to understand the
point guard position and making those around him better.
All-Gwinnett County and All-Region selection.
Richard Kelly (6 5, Wing, Douglas County; 2012) -
Long and bouncy wing
player with tremendous upside potential. Does very well in
transition game; has great vertical leap allowing him to
finishes well above the rim with dunks. Needs to continue to
improve offensive skills in half court set. With continued
development and added upper body strength, he could very well
evolve into an attractive target for Division I programs
Cy Cole (6 4, SG, Tabb Virginia; 2011) -
Complete player with good grasp of
fundamentals; handles ball well and uses screens effectively.
Good shooting touch and can finish in the paint. Has ability
to successfully post up smaller defenders.
Myles Whitehurst (6 4, Wing, Montgomery Catholic Alabama;
2011)
Long and athletic wing with good upside potential. Finishes
very well at the rim. Good rebounder. Player whose current
overall game is somewhat raw, but whose best ball is certainly
ahead of him.
Michael Brooks (5 6, PG, Cedar Grove, 2011) The smallest player in the camp but
certainly one of the fastest. Is a blur with the ball and was
able to penetrate at will throughout the day, dishing for
assists or converting his own drives over much taller
opponents. Plays with good poise and intensity.
Aquavius Young (5 10, PG, Cedar Grove, 2012)
The other part of Cedar
Groves lightning quick backcourt, Young is a pure scoring
threat who creates extremely well off the dribble. Has a vast
array of dribble moves, combined with above average quickness.
Creates good separation on pull up jumper. Averaged 19 PPG
as a Junior.
Jordan Kinney (6 7, Forward, Harrison; 2011)
Late blooming forward who had a strong
showing at camp. Played on strong H.S. team with much talent
and depth; looked to embrace opportunity to be go to post
option for camp team. Shot a high percentage throughout the
day on a variety of post moves. For his size, he has above
average shooting touch from 15-18 feet. Crashed offensive
boards hard and showed ability to run floor. Stellar
student with 4.0 gpa and 1180 SAT.
Jessie Jenkins (6 2, SF, Locust Grove, 2011) -
Tough player who plays with a quiet
but strong intensity. Brings many intangibles to table; the
type of glue guy successful teams tend to have. Rebounds
very well for his size. Has excellent leaping ability that
sneaks up on opponents; can slash through lane and
unexpectedly threw down power dunks in traffic. Top notch
student with 3.7 GPA.
Randall Smith (5 10, PG, Archer, 2013)
Despite being one of the camps youngest players, Smith
stepped up to the occasion with excellent all-around guard
play. Has playmaking ability and court awareness above his
years. Has ability to be a top notch guard in Georgias Class
of 2013.
Labron Glover (6 0, PG, Claxton, 2012)
Good looking 2012 guard prospect. Excellent penetrator and
setup man. Finishes well at the rim and on the break. True
competitor who brings intensity each possession. Named Region
Player of Year as a Junior.
Jeffrey Nobles (6 4, Wing, Centennial, 2011)
Prospect who played well and raised
stock throughout the day. Has good length and
wingspan. Has inside-out capabilities; displays versatility
to score around rim all the way out to beyond the arc.
Defensively played very well, blocking a number of shots and
deflecting passes. Added upper body strength will allow him to
take his game to a higher level and reach full potential.
Ryann Green (6 2, PG, Bannekar, 2011)
Versatile and all around successful
guard with good size and length. Does a variety of things well
and is the type of player who can fill up stat sheet in many
categories. Sees the floor very well. Above average student in
classroom.
Austin Biggs (6 7, Forward, Johns Creek, 2011)
Versatile forward with
good size who had a good camp performance. Demonstrated good
footwork in skills stations and back to the basket moves. Is
comfortable in pick and pop situation and has range
extending out to three point land. Impressed with willingness
to battle underneath, as well as fight for loose balls, take
charges, etc.
Jeremy Presley (5 10, PG, Harrison, 2012)
Lead guard with potential to put up
points in bunches. Very good three-point shooter who can
create shot off the dribble. Did good job of drawing defense
off drive and kicking out to open teammate. Good intangibles
and plays to win.
Simeon Dennis (6 3, CG, Central Gwinnett; 2012) Combo guard with good size who can
score in a variety of different ways. Strong mid- range
capabilities. Had a strong junior campaign averaging 18 PPG.
Larry Thomas (6 1, SG, Langston Hughes; 2011) Good outside shooter and scorer who
can fill up the scorebook. Strong pull up jump shot off one
dribble. Has effective floater uses when driving the lane.
Named All-Metro and All-State Honoree this past season.
Rodrick Robinson (6 6, Forward, Bartow Florida; 2011)
Aggressive and hard-nosed
power forward with good athleticism. Battles on board and
competes in the trenches. Can get out on break, run the floor,
and finish with dunk on other end.
Alex Anderson (6 1, CG, McIntosh, 2011)
Strong guard with above average athleticism, who excels on
both ends of floor. Has well rounded offensive skill set.
Gets good dribble separation when creating shot. Good defender
both on the ball and in passing lanes. Has type of game that
should transition well to the next level. Very coachable and
team orientated. First Team All-Region and All-County
Selection this past season.
Ben Blythe (65, Forward, Pope, 2012)
Strong and active forward who defends the post very well.
Has good arsenal of post moves with back to basket while also
being effective facing the rim on wing. Has three point
range. Plays hard and with good intensity. Elite level
academic credentials with 3. 8 GPA and 1280 SAT.
Taylor Birchett (6 4, SG, Roswell, 2012)
- Excellent shooter with good size and fundamentals. Has the
ability to light it up from beyond the arc. Uses screens very
well to get open and get off quick shot. Has effective floater
when slicing through the paint, as well as pull back jumper
allowing him to shoot over defenders.
Jerry Coleman (6 2, Wing/Forward Central Gwinnett, 2011) Tough and athletic
forward who plays 3 or 4 inches bigger than his height. Has
good physical strength and leaping ability. Excellent
rebounder. First Team All-County Selection for Gwinnett
County.
Aaron Fisher (6 8, Forward, Savannah Jenkins, 2011) Forward prospect who
could be a player to evaluate for programs looking to sign a
forward this spring. As can often be the case in camp
settings, big men need to pull down offensive rebounds and run
the floor to get significant touches. Fisher did this well as
well as providing solid interior defense in the paint
(blocking and altering shots). Also showed pretty decent
shooting touch.
Joey Courseault (5 7, PG, Tucker, 2012)
Spark plug lead guard who was one of the top assist leaders
in camp. Has excellent quickness and pure point guard
mentality. Demonstrated ability and desire to pick up his man
full court and play excellent pressure defense. Strong
academic credentials in classroom.
Vantrail Commings (6 3, Wing, Douglas County, 2012) Well rounded and very
physical- strong player. Plays game with tremendous intensity
and Warrior mentality. Excellent rebounder from wing position.
Sees floor and passing opportunities extremely well. Averaged
an impressive 17 PPG and 12 rebounds per game for Douglas
County this past season as a Junior.
ADarius Porter (6 6, Forward, Woodland, 2011) - Strong and powerfully built
forward. Good rebounder on both ends. Finishes strong and has
nice touch around the rim. Overall game has improved
significantly in past year, especially in his ability to shoot
the mid-range jumper consistently. Has ability to pull rebound
and initiate the fast break off dribble. Had good senior
campaign while averaging 15 ppg.
Anthony Pronin (6 4, SG, Lake Ginninderra Australia;
2011) Australian player with aspirations of playing
college ball here in the States. Exhibited a balanced and
fundamental game at the shooting guard position. Physically
strong; allows him to body up and finish well around the rim.
Shoots the ball well from beyond the arc. Competes at the
highest level of Amateur National play in Australia. Full NCAA
qualifier with 22 ACT.
Team Photo of "West"
Squad (Top 30 All-Star Team)
Honorable Mention Players
(Listed in no particular order)
Class of
2011:
Garrison Webb
(6 1, SG, Druid Hills); Avonte Hall (6 2, Wing,
Duluth); Kameron Russell (6 5, Forward, Parkview);
Jaihlen Teague (6 1, CG, Middletown Ohio); Jordan
Shaw (6 3, PG, Pickens); Rashod Lovett (6 1, CG,
Claxton); Earl Farnum (6 4, Wing, Langston Hughes);
Cole Arrington (6 6, Forward, St. Francis); Jamal
Watson (5 11, PG, Harrison); Joseph Neiner (6 3,
SG, Pinecrest Academy); Peter Hage (6 1, SG,
Providence Christian); Riley Sparks (6 4, Wing,
Heritage Catoosa); Darius Frazier (6 1, CG, Conway
South Carolina); Larry Williams (5 9, PG, Wolfson
FL); Kevin Haynes (6 0, PG, South Gwinnett);
Jamarques McDowell (6 3, SF, Central Gwinnett); Justin
Green (6 5, Forward, Lovejoy); Cameron Rodriguez
(5 11, CG, Effingham County); Sean Overstreet (6 3,
SG, Jacksonville Episcopal FL); Babila Lima II (6 1,
CG, South Forsyth); Avery Patterson (6 1, SG,
Alexander); Dominique Lindsey (5 10, PG, Sandy
Creek); Valiant Taqi (6 8, Forward, Johns Creek);
Rashad Greene (5 9, PG, Tri-Cities); Andres Chaparro
(6 0, PG, Soutland Academy); Jose Hernandez (6 3,
Wing, Southland Academy); Isaiah Wise (6 4, Wing,
Paulding County); Coby Moore (6 3, Wing, Sandy Creek);
Bruce McClain (5 11, PG, Sandalwood FL); Titus
Lamb (6 6, Wing, Westlake); Damiane Falconer (6
2, SG, Dunnellon FL); Josh Johnson (6 0, PG, Mt.
Paran); Cedric Strickland (6 2, SF, Bowdon);
Shaquille Carlyle (5 8, PG, North Paulding); Ricky
Gibbs (6 2, PG, East Jackson); Jamier Hughes (6
2, SG, Cross Keys)
Classes of
2012 & 2013:
Justin
Gonyea
(6 2, PG, Hayesville NC, 2012); Subby Adetujoye (6
4, Wing, Harrison, 2012); Max Eaton (6 7, Forward,
Admiral Farragut FL, 2012); Michael Pack (5 10, PG,
Centennial, 2012); Charles Pack (5 10, PG, Centennial,
2012); Evan Jacks (6 1, SG, Northview, 2012); Sam
Heery (60, PG, Frederica Academy, 2012); J.B. Stephens
(6 4, Wing, Bowdon, 2012); Lekeigh McQuillan (5 9,
PG, Fletcher FL); Shaquille Davis (6 3, Wing,
Paulding County, 2012); John DePalma (6 6, Forward,
Pinecrest Academy, 2012); Brandon Goodson (6 0, SG,
Dacula; 2013); Nick Graff (6 6, Forward, South
Forsyth, 2012); Jeremy Mogged (6 2, SG, East Lake- FL,
2012)
Post Grad:
Matt Porter
(6 7, Forward, Pope); Chris Bellamy (6 2, Forward,
Claxton); TeQuiero Copeland (6 6, Forward, Mt. Zion);
David Wagner (6 7, Wing, East Paulding)
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