2010 SEBA ATLANTA SPRING COLLEGE SHOWCASE

Saturday March 27th - Oglethorpe University (Atlanta, GA)

Open to Class of 2010, 2011 and 2012 players, as well as Post Grads 

"Recognized as one of the Nation's Top Spring Exposure Camps for Unsigned Seniors"

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Camp Details

Top Reasons To Attend

Who Should Attend

How to Register

College Coaches Info

Driving Directions to Oglethorpe Univ 

Airport / Transportation

Host Hotels

Contact Info

Archives / Past Events 

Camp Details

WHAT:  SEBA ATLANTA SPRING COLLEGE SHOWCASE

WHEN: SATURDAY MARCH 27, 2010

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

             $110 PER PLAYER (if postmarked after March 16th)  

   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 and Underclassman All-Star Games
• SEBA College Showcase T-Shirt
• 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 Showcase will also be covered by several Regional & National Recruiting/Scouting  publications, as well as The Atlanta Roundball Report.     

Top Reasons to Attend

COMPETITION - Now in its 5th 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 all parts of Georgia as well as the states of Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, 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. The Top NCAA Division II, III, and NAIA 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: New NCAA rules prohibit Division I coaches from attending any Camps or Tournaments during the Spring Months. 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 5 years, Over 250+ SEBA players have received scholarships and are now playing 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 2010 (Unsigned Seniors), 2011 (Juniors), and 2012 (Sophomores) who 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 four 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 Tuesday March 23.

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 27. 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 Spring Coaches Meetings and Dinner Social in conjunction with the SEBA College Showcase. The GABCA is open to all head and assistant college coaches in the state of Georgia. 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

Atlanta’s 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 Atlanta’s Mass Transit System (MARTA), taxi and numerous direct bus/van shuttles. Players traveling into Hartsfield can contact our Camp Office for more information 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

Archives/Past Event

2009 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review

2008 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review

2007 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review

2006 Atlanta Spring Showcase Review

2009 EVENT REVIEW

Posted March 23, 2009

(Atlanta, GA) 

The 2009 edition of the SEBA Spring College Showcase held this past weekend in Atlanta, Georgia was a complete success. This 4th Annual event, held on the campus of Oglethorpe University, was at full capacity with 140 players from throughout Georgia, as well as from seven other states (FL, TN, SC, LA, AL, VA, and NY). The event was packed with college coaches representing 31 different schools, all of which were on hand to scout and evaluate the many college prospects in attendance. The talent field consisted of Unsigned high school seniors, post grad/prep players, Juco sophs, as well as a nice collection of up and coming Class of 2010 (high school juniors) and 2011 (high school sophomores) talent.

The Showcase featured a full day of basketball action. The event began with all players participating in fundamental drills stations conducted by some of the region's top coaches/instructors. All players 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 25 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 Joe Goydish (Walton High), Mark Edwards, Cabral Huff (St. Francis), Charlie Parker, Stuart Mitchell, Tyler Murray (Shorter College), Broderick Day, Sam O'Neal, and Walter Perkins (Brandon Bolts AAU Organization) for their assistance and work with the players. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Coach Phil Ponder and the entire Oglethorpe University Basketball program for their continued support. 

Coach LoPresti speaks to campers during break in action

Below is a breakdown of prospects from the Camp:

Camp’s Elite Performers (Super 13)

(Note: Players Listed in random order)

Darius Baugh (2009, 6’ 2; Combo Guard; Hillgrove)

High scoring athletic guard with complete offensive game. Has good handle and excellent pull up jumper, especially on the break. Quick first step. Had a huge senior season where he was named All-State for one of the top teams in Georgia. Could make for a nice Spring signee for Low to Mid Major D1 program.

Junior Geidi (Juco Soph , 6’0, PG, St. Pete Community College - FL)

Arguably the top point guard in the camp. Extremely quick with ball and has excellent crossover move. Showed ability to score in bunches and dish out numerous assists. Very good at handling defensive pressure in open court. Named 1^st Team All Conference in respective Florida Juco League this past season.

Charles Shedrick (2009, 6’ 3, SG, Potomac Seniors High – Virginia)

Very athletic shooting guard who can get to the rack and finish above the rim. Rebounds very well for his position. Excels in the open court and on the break. Showed ability to defend well on ball and good court IQ. Consistently knocked down 3 ball throughout the day. Definitely worthy of Low D1 looks.

Adrian Spellman (2009, 6’ 9, Forward, Appling County)

Big man with excellent frame (250 lbs) and strength. Finishes around the rim and displayed decent footwork on the block. Hit several face up jumpers from mid range. Continuously blocked or altered shots throughout the day. Like many big men his age, needs to be more assertive. Needs polish and more skill work, but has tremendous potential.   

Jarrett Smith (2009, 6’ 1, Combo Guard, Creekside)

Under the radar guard prospect who had a terrific showing at camp. He is a very aggressive penetrator who finishes well off dribble. Good handle. Above average pull up jumper. May lack the height of prototypical SG, however he has good length and plays with a lot of “pizzazz”. Good looking prospect.

Antonio Gardner (2009, 6’ 8, Forward, Jonesboro)

Very long forward who offensively is more comfortable on the wing than on the block. Excelled in transition all day long, finishing well with dunks. Good shot blocker and adequate rebounder. Can shoot the three ball well for his size. Needs to put on weight to slender frame. Will need a good Juco program.

Darnell “DJ” Jones II (2009, 6’1, PG, Peachtree Ridge)

Long and athletic point guard prospect who is very quick with the ball. Has a strong handle and excels with penetration. Finishes above the rim. Strong on and off ball defender. Needs to continue to develop shooting stroke and fine tune mid range game. Has very good upside at position.

Kam Belin (2010, 6’ 7, Forward, Centennial)

Excellent looking prospect who keeps improving at an impressive rate. Had a very good camp. Finished around basket very well, but plays more natural on wing. Snatched down rebounds on both ends of floor. Most impressive aspect of his developing game was ability to consistently knock down face up jumper, extending out to three point range. Showed good court vision, dishing out several nice assists. Good looking Mid Major + D1 prospect.        

Ariel Jones (2009, 6’ 7, Forward, Norcross)

Athletic and long forward who finished well as evidenced by several impressive dunks throughout camp. Very good at keeping ball alive on glass and converting offensive tips.  Has pretty decent handle in transition. Had tendency to drift to the wing too much, where he would play away from his strengths. Strong upside potential and with continued development should make for a good D1 prospect at Mid Major level. Will need Juco or Prep School.     

Chris Davis (2010, 6’3, SG, Stockbridge)

One of the best 2010 prospects in attendance at camp who had a very good junior season averaging 22 PPG. Has a scorers mentality and can create his own shot very well. His usually deadly shooting stroke was not falling in the first part of the game we observed; however, he stuck with his shot as good shooters should and peeled off several consecutive jumpers with defender in his face. Comes off screens well to pop the jumper. Coachable and plays hard. Will be one the state’s top guard prospects in 2010 class.        

James McRae (2009, 6’ 7, Forward, Brunswick)

Strong bodied forward who is very good rebounder. Has good hands and touch around the basket. Picks his spots very well and plays within himself. Above average athleticism. Could make for an excellent blue collar player at the next level. Reportedly made verbal commitment over the weekend to play for Kennesaw State in Atlantic Sun Conference.

Tray Bryant (Post Grad, 6’ 8, Forward, Hephzibah)

Long and athletic post who can score inside and out. Pretty decent touch on mid-range jumper. Very good shot blocker who contested opponents attempts throughout the day. Finishes well above the rim in traffic. Far from finished product but has very intriguing upside potential.

Millan Rodrigo (2009, 6’ 2, PG, Hillgrove)

Strong lead guard with size and strength. Has deceptive, but very quick, first step off the dribble. Good looking jumper with nice elevation. Excellent defender who can lock down quick point guards or bigger wings. Very good rebounder at guard spot. Had an impressive senior season and played instrumental role in Hillgrove’s high level of success. Would be a steal for good D2 or High NAIA program.

Team Photo of Camp's White All-Star Team 

Additional Camp Standouts

Alex Gilmore (2009, 6’ 5, Wing, Lassiter) – Long, athletic player who has a smooth quality to his game. Attacks the hole basket well and is good defensive player. Top notch student, SAT scores.

G’Mitri Rice (2010, 6’ 2, SG, Walton) – Extremely athletic guard who plays much bigger than his height. Had several highlight reel dunks; potential to be a tremendous defender.   

Jason Anthony (Juco Soph, 6’ 5, Wing, St. Pete Community College – FL) – Versatile Wing who plays with good intensity. Good rebounder and interior scorer.  

Taylor Papion (2009, 5’ 11, PG, Tuerlings Catholic – LA) – Floor leader with excellent court vision and handle. Good quickness and is gets ball to teammates in scoring positions. 

Hart Ahumada (2009, 6’ 5 , SG, Creekview) – Good looking 2/3 guard with size. Picks his spot well and plays within himself. Excellent outside stroke.  

Tavarus Johnson (2011, 6’ 6, Forward, Vidalia) – Young 2011 talent who caught our attention with with excellent potential. Good shot blocker with length and athleticism. Has chance to be very good with continued development.  

William Oscar – (2011, 6’ 2, SG, Vidalia) – Another high potential 2011 prospect from the Vidalia program (by way of Chicago). Very strong and aggressive young guard with raw ability. Gets to the rack well and plays with energy.        

Brian Wood (2009, 5’ 9, PG, St. Francis) – Quick lead guard with tight handle and playmaking ability. Excels while pushing ball in open court. Provides good on ball  defensive pressure. 

Isaiah Massey (2009, 6’ 7, Forward, Union Grove) – Very athletic, has good hands, likes to attack the rim. Has body control of a wing player, and could potentially play that position at college level. Needs to play with more consistent intensity. 

Bradley Grayson (2009, 6’1, CG, Sprayberry) – Combo guard with excellent three point shot. Ability to get very hot and put up a lot of points from outside. 

Ethan Satterfield (2009, 5’ 11, PG, North Hall) – Point Guard with speed who plays aggressively. Likes to attack basket and is equally capable of creating for himself or others.  

Addison Flynn (2009, 6’ 1, CG, Fayette County) – Combo guard with good instincts and desire to play defense. Has good looking midrange game and uses separation dribble well to create shot. Also showed ability to attack basket and convert attempts.

Stefan Frank (2009, 6’ 5, Wing, North Cobb Christian) – Nice looking shot with soft touch. Uses screens well. Vocal leader on floor. Has excellent understanding of the game which more than compensates for average athleticism. Plays with intensity. Foreign exchange student.   

Nikola Lambic (2009, 6’ 9, Forward, Rabun Gap) – Native of Serbia has  excellent size who showed willingness to mix it up and get physical inside. Has put on some strength since we last saw him at last Fall’s SEBA Camp. Is somewhat of a project on offensive end of floor but is very coachable and hungry to develop. Good target for programs willing to be patient and fine tune his talent.

Moody Norris (College Transfer, 6’ 2, CG, Knoxville College) – Very Physical and strong guard with a year of college experience under his belt. Gets to the rim well and knows has to attack gaps.  Uses broad shoulders very well to sustain contact and finish consistently. Natural SG but could be adequate back up PG as well.  

Cleanthony Early (2009, 6’ 7, Wing, Pine Bush – NY) – Impressive wing forward with good hands and scoring moves. Difficult matchup for opposing wings. Finishes well. Nice potential.

Kerrick Metoyer (2009, 5’ 8, PG, Tucker) – Tough Floor general who is comfortable leading team and taking charge of the flow of the game. Has good quickness and nice handle. Can knock down the open jumper. At his best when stays under control.    

Dylan Fugate (Prep School, 6’ 5, Wing, St. Thomas Moore – CT) Strong bodied wing with well rounded offensive skill set. Pretty good athlete. Solid mid range jumper. Good in transition and on offensive glass.   

Kaleem Edwards (2011, 6’ 4, Wing, Rabun Gap) – Long and athletic wing prospect who demonstrates good potential as a sophomore. Drives baseline extremely well. Can defend the perimeter and in the paint. Runs the floor well. 

Brian Charif (2009, 6’ 2, CG, University High – FL) – Displayed excellent outside shooting stroke. Smart player who plays within team concept. Brings a lot of intangibles and energy to the floor. Physical defender. Elite student in classroom.

Donovan Gardner (2009, 5’ 11, PG, Union Grove) – Lead guard with excellent athleticism. Could have been, inch by inch, the most athletic player in the camp. Finished several times with thunderous dunks. Has good handle and is unselfish; needs to improve shooting ability.   

Partial Team Photo of Camp's Blue All-Star Team 

Honorable Mention Players

Class of  2009: Deandre Johnson (6’ 6, Forward, Tri-Cities); Devonte Davis (6’ 2, SG, St. Francis); Josh Montgomery (6’ 4, SG, South Cobb); Daniel Garza (6’ 4, Wing, Lassiter); Aaron Bowyer (5’ 11, PG, Kennesaw Mtn.); Kolby Gilbert (6’ 5, Forward, East Jackson); Deondre McClary (6’ 1, PG, Orangeburg – SC); Chris Fisher (6’ 1, SG, Kennesaw Mtn.); Myles Carroll (5’ 10, CG, Sprayberry); AJ Roberts (5’ 11, PG, Maclay – FL); Cody Dixon (6’ 0, CG, Pigeon Forge – TN); MaRyan Stewart (6’ 2, SG, Union Grove); Justin Browner (5’ 8, PG, Osborne); Ben Hyduke (6’ 1, Cg, Oconee County); Desmond Williams (5’ 11, PG, Mays); Darius Holloway (6’ 0, PG, Dacula); Tyree Pittman (6’ 4, SG, Tri-Cities); Kendall Broughton (6’ 2, SG, Brewbaker Tech –AL); Chris Dixon (6’ 0, PG, Brewbaker Tech – AL); Jarrett Christian (6’ 0, PG, Duluth); Sam Washington (6’ 1, SG, Coffee); Theo Alexander (6’ 4, Wing, Sparkman – AL)       

Class of 2010: Broderick Day (6’ 3, Wing, Bayshore Christian – FL); Alex Upshaw (6’ 5, Wing, Sandy Creek); Chase Arrington (5’ 11, PG, Effingham County); Kyle Kinnear (6’ 6, Forward, Palm Harbor H.S.- FL);  Tim Mason (6’ 3, Wing, Ola); Nick Grant (6’ 4, SG, South Forsyth); David Brown (6’ 5, Wing, Rabun Gap); David Wagner (6’ 7, Forward, East Paulding); Matt Jergenson (6’ 8, Forward, Lexington – SC); Chase Syfan (6’ 2, SG, North Hall); Alan Johnson (6’ 4, Wing, Stockbridge); Jacob Hagy (5’ 11, PG, Colonial Heights – VA); Myles Johnson (6’ 4, Wing, Southwest Atlanta Christian); Matt O’Donnell (6’ 2, SG, St. Pete Catholic – FL); Jeremy Wright (5’ 10, PG, Jackson Ribault – FL)

Post Grad / Transfers: Darius Lacy (6’ 1, PG, Knoxville College); Joe Chapman (6’ 8, Forward, Knoxville College); Evan Snelling (6’ 3, Wing, North Cobb); Nenad Novakovic (6’ 1, PG, Emmanuel College); Tomasz Paterek (6’ 4, SG, Emmanuel College); Jared Paul (6’ 3, Wing, Lynn Univ)   

2008 EVENT REVIEW

Posted March 28, 2008

(Atlanta, GA) 

The Annual SEBA Atlanta Spring College Showcase was held this past weekend at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, Georgia. The event was at full capacity with 120 College prospects from throughout Georgia, as well as from six other states (FL, TN, LA, MD, NC, and AL). The talent level was high, with many of the Region’s Top Unsigned Seniors in attendance. Additionally, there was an impressive group of underclassman who made their mark throughout the day. College programs from throughout the Southeastern Region were in attendance throughout the day to evaluate prospective recruits. 

The Showcase featured a full day of basketball action. The event began with all players participating in fundamental drills stations conducted by some of the state’s top coaches. All players 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 the Underclassman and Senior All-Star games; capping off a fantastic day of basketball.  

We want to extend thanks to all of the High School and AAU coaches throughout Georgia and the entire Southeast who supported the event. We also want to send special thanks to Joe Goydish (Walton High), Don Hurlburt and Carl Rush (Etowah High), Jamal Hickman (Douglas County), Roger Kvam (Cherokee High), Robert Burke, and Mark Edwards for their assistance with the camp. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Coach Phil Ponder and the Oglethorpe University Basketball program for their support.   

Below is a review of the Event’s Top Performers:

Outstanding Senior Players (Class of 2008):

(Note: Players listed in random order)

Additional Seniors Standouts (2008):

Theron Goodson (6’ 6, Wing, Riverwood); Tariq Caldwell (6’ 1, CG, Stockbridge); Sam Purdy (6’ 5, SG, Palm Harbor - FL); Charquez Taylor (5’ 6, PG, Douglas County); Mark Woodhull Jr. (6’ 5, Forward, Cherokee); Omar Crawley (6’ 2, SG, Newton County);  Jonathan Grant (6’ 3, Wing, Norcross); Trey Bates (6’ 2, SG, Eagles Landing Christian Academy); Tyler Blackwell (6’ 6, Forward, Etowah); Julian Bratton (6’ 0, CG, Marietta); Marquis Brown (6’ 4, SG, Cedar Grove); James Miller (6’ 5, Forward, SW Atlanta Christian); Sean Johnson (6’ 3, Wing, Lakewood – FL); Chudi Ndudikwa (6’ 3, Wing, Cedar Grove); Michael Boyd (5’ 9, PG, Hephzibah)

Outstanding Underclassman Players (Class of 2009 & Class of 2010)

(Players listed in random order)

Additional Underclassman Standouts (2009 & 2010):

Andy Rouse (2009, 6’ 2, Wing, Citrus High – FL);  Bobby Clarke (2009, 6’ 2, SG, St. Francis – FL); Kareem Allintah (2009, 6’ 5, Wing, Woodstock); Michael Hannah (2009, 6’ 4, Wing, Dominion); Aaron Bowyer (2009, 5’ 11, PG, Kennesaw Mtn.); Cameron Solomon (2010, 6’ 2, CG, Lovejoy); Cameron Smith (2010, 6’ 2, SG, Brookwood); Micahel Janusek (2009, 6’ 2, SG, Woodland); Martez Winton (2010, 5’ 11, PG, Heard County)

Outstanding Post Grad & JUCO Players

2007 EVENT REVIEW

Updated March 20, 2007

(Atlanta, GA) 

The 2007 SEBA Spring College Showcase was held this past Saturday on the campus of Oglethorpe University in Atlanta. High school players from throughout the state of Georgia, as well as players from Florida, South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi participated in the event. College coaches from throughout the Southeast were on hand to evaluate the prospects.    

We want to extend thanks to all of the High School and AAU coaches throughout Georgia and beyond who helped support the event. Additionally, we want to send a special thanks to the Oglethorpe University Basketball program, Head Coach Phil Ponder, and Head Assistant Thad Phillips for their support and assistance during the event.    

Below is a review of the Event’s Top Performers:

Outstanding Senior Players (Class of 2007):

(Note: Listed in alphabetical order)

Additional Seniors (2007) Who Performed Well                                                                                (listed in random order):  

Dan Martin (6’1, SG, South Effingham); Daniel Browning (6’2”, CG, South Effingham); Trey Scales (5’11”, CG, Whitewater); Darnel Smothers (5’8, PG, Hephzibah); Marvin Harris (6’2, SG, Washington County); Michael Gunsolus (6’1, SG, Randolph Southern); Matt Kuglin (6’2, SG, Shiloh); Ismael Gonzalez (5’10, PG, Excel Christian); Justin Cole (5’11”, PG, Santa Fe Catholic – FL); Edwin Izenady (6’3, SG, Grayson); Ben Blaschke (6’6, Wing, Etowah); Stephen Birchfield (6’2, SG, Hiram); Bryan Nunn (6’3, Forward, Kenn. Mtn); Chris Nwabude (6’1, SG, Shiloh); Shermaine Manning (5’8, PG, Valdosta); Robert Wages (6’2, Wing, Loganville); Darius Clark (6’0, CG, Dacula); Dexter Bledsoe (6’0, PG, Duluth); Jordan Scholl (6’4, Wing, Clearwater - FL); Jonathon Rackard (5’9, PG, Dacula); Lafayette Wilson (6’2, SG, Peachtree); John Sloan (5’11, PG, Albertville – AL); Joe Draughon (6’2, CG, Heirway Christian); TJ Joseph (5’10, PG, Heirway Christian); Cameron Quinn (6’5”, Forward, Kenn. Mtn.); Joe Ruiz (5’11”, PG, Apalachee), PJ Hollings (6’3, Wing, Apalachee), Darrell Johnson (6’1, SG, Luella)  

Outstanding Underclassman Players (Classes of 2008 and 2009)

(listed in alphabetical order)

Additional  Underclassman (2008 & 2009) Who Performed Well                                                    (listed in random order) :  

Justin Smith (6’2, SG, Strom Thurmond – S.C.); Michael Boyd (5’8”, PG, Hephzibah); Jaren Harris (5’7; PG, Washington County); Spencer Poer (6’3, Wing, Etowah);  Gavi Abraham (5’6”, PG, Weber School);  Michael Metz (6’3; SG, Pinecrest Academy); Kareem Morris (5’11, PG, Alexander); Tyler Gunnett (6’0, PG, Loganville);  Milan Rodrigo (6’0, CG, Hilgrove); Gabriel Strutchen (5’11, PG, Niceville – FL);  Nate Washington (6’3, Forward, Etowah); Qunintin Square (5’10” PG, Norcross); Chris Davis (6’2, SG, Hiram);            

Unable to compete due to injury:

Marius Chawa (6’3”, Wing, Central Gwinnett)

2006 EVENT REVIEW

Updated March 29, 2006

SEBA SPRING COLLEGE SHOWCASE

The 2006 SEBA Spring College Prospect Showcase was held March 18 at Life University in Marietta, Ga. The event was at full capacity and brought together the region's best unsigned seniors, and top underclassman talent from throughout Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and as far away as the Bahamas. A large number of colleges coaches from throughout the nation were in attendance to evaluate and recruit players. We want to thank all of the high school and travel ball coaches in Georgia and Florida who lent their support and assistance in making this a very successful event.

Below is a listing of the Event's Outstanding Performers. College Coaches who wish to obtain the Official Event review which comes complete with player profiles and evaluations should contact Georgia Director William LoPresti.

Outstanding Performers (Seniors – Class of 2006)
(listed in alphabetic order by last name)

Jaquan Bray (6’ 3” CG, Campbell)
Brandon Chambers (6’ 1” PG, Norcross)
Jacobbi Coleman (6’ 3”, PG, Kennesaw Mtn.)
Korri Ennis (6’ 2” CG, Brandon)
Brian Fisher (6’ 2” CG, Kennesaw Mtn.)
Antonio Glasby (6’ 4”, SG, Atlanta Carver)
Murray Jenkins (6’ 0”, PG, Lassitter)
Brent Jennings (6’ 5”, Wing, Douglass)
Andrew Martins (6’ 2”, Guard, Bloomingdale)
Chuck McCoy (6’ 3” CG, Etowah)
Wes Miller (6’ 6”, Forward, North Springs)
Emmanual Perry (6’ 5”, Wing/SF, Collins Hill)
Adrian Pickett (5’ 11”, PG, Heritage)
Michael Rubio (6’ 1” PG, North Forsyth)
Kenny Russell (6’ 5” Wing/Guard, South Cobb)
Theo Smalling (6’ 7”, Forward, Bloomingdale)
Demarlow Simmons (5’ 9”, PG, Osborne)
Jamal Thompson (6’ 2” Guard, IMG Academy)
Demetrius Young (6’ 7”, Forward, Eastside)
Maurice Williams (6’ 9” Forward, Mill Creek)
 

5th Year Senior/Post Grad Standouts
Marcus Auman (6’ 7”, SF/PF, Wesley Chapel)
Travis Lemaster (5’ 11”, PG, Wesley Chapel)
Lamar Elston ( 5’ 10” PG, Northview)
Dorian Hudson (6’ 5” SF, Northview)

Additional Upperclassman who Performed Well:

Travis McCarn (5’ 10” PG, Marietta); Randy Joslyn (6’ 5” Wing, Lithia Springs), Myka Lane (6’ 2” CG, Murray County); Paul Moustoukas (6’ 3” Guard, Walker); Jhurik Forrester (6’ 2” PG, Peachtree Ridge); Jeremy Sledge (6’ 1” PG, Peachtree Ridge); Travis Lemaster (5’ 11” PG, Wesley Chapel); Aramis Phillips (6’ 3” Guard, St. Francis); Darius Hogan (6’ 2” CG, SW Dekalb); Hussamiddin Parker (5’ 9” Point guard, Technical); Kennard Richardson (5’ 11” PG, Creekside); Mitch Merkling (5’ 9”, SG, South Forsyth); Kyle Wooten (6’ 4”, Wing , Dacula); Brandon Haley (6’ 3” , SG, Dacula); Marcus McElrath (6’ 6” , PF, Osborne); Carey Trevino (5’ 10” PG, Nassau Academy – Bahamas); Andrew Suggs (5’ 11”, PG, Henry County); Clyde Beckford Jr. (6’ 3” SF, Nassau Academy, Bahamas); David Fitzgerald (6’ 3”, SG/SF, Northview); Joshua Means (6’ 2” , SG, Armwood); Frank Norwood (6’ 2” Guard); Larique Fears (5’ 11” , PG, Heritage); Lance Mahaley (6’ 6”, PF, Dacula); Darel Hubbard (6’ 0”, SG, Wheeler);

Outstanding Performers (Underclassman – Classes of 2007/2008)
(listed in alphabetic order by last name)

Clyson Beckford (2008 – 6’ 3” PG – Nassau Academy – Bahamas)
Jeron Belin (2007- 6’ 5” Wing, Tallulah Falls)
A.J. Bishop (2007 - 6’ 5”, Wing, Walton)
Dillon Boggs (2007 - 6’ 0”, CG, Pope)
Theo Brown (2007 - 5’ 9”, PG, McEachern)
Tyler Cerone (2008 - 5’ 10”, PG, Blessed Trinity)
Andrew Darst (2007 - 6' 4", WG, Tampa Jesuit)
Alex Doyle (2008 - 6’ 7”, Wing, Tampa Jesuit)
Byron Forest (2007 - 6’ 5” SF, Lovejoy)
Dylon Fugate (2008- 6’ 4”, SG, Tampa Newsome)
James Hudson (6’ 7, Forward, Mays)
Ben Kopacka (2008 - 6’ 6”, Forward, Blessed Trinity)
Josh Kvam (2007- 6’ 1”, CG, Cherokee)
Zach Moore (2008- 6’ 0”, PG, Etowah)
Walter Perkins (2007 – 6’ 6”, F, Tampa Prep)
Alex Richey (2007 - 6’ 2”, CG, Centennial)
Jaymie Snell (2007 – 6’ 4” SG, Columbus Northside)
Mustafa Ali Salaam (2007 – 6’ 1” CG, WD Mohammed)
Matt Sundberg (2008 – 6’ 6” Wing, Harrison)
J.C. Ward (2007- 6’ 5”, Forward, Marietta)
Deandre Washington (2007- 6’ 5”, PF, McEachern)
Brandon Watson (2007 - 6’ 8”, Forward, Lake Forest)
E.C. Williams (2007- 6’ 3”, SG, McEachern)

Additional Underclassman who Performed Well:

Andrew Steioff (6’ 5” Wing , Northview); Xavier Moore (5’ 9”, PG, Cedar Grove); Tim Foster (6’ 3”, SG, Peachtree Ridge); Bradley Floyd (5’ 11”, PG, Gordon Lee); Rob Crowder (6’ 3”, Wing, Gordon Lee); Matt Hobert (6’ 6”, Forward, Bremen); Andy Chlon (5’ 9”, PG, Galloway); Ed Millen (6’ 5” Wing); Travis Allison (6’ 2”, SG, Parkview); Ryan Bayersdorfer (6’ 5” , Forward, Harrison); Nick Blaylock (6’ 1”, SG, Cherokee); Kris Yanida (6’ 4” SF, Westerfield ) Rohan Mehta (5’ 11”, PG, Walton); Wes Jones (6’ 1”, CG, Cherokee); Mikal Lewis (6’ 5”, Wing, Wheeler); Adam Okechukwu (6’ 4”, SF, North Springs); Corey Edmunson (6’3” SG, Coosa); Jaime King (5’ 10”, PG, Cherokee).