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Some Fall Showcase Top Performers

azprepsBy azprepsOctober 27, 2014Updated:October 28, 2014No Comments4 Mins Read
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The 16th Annual Arizona Preps Fall Showcase was held this weekend in exciting fashion, as much of the state’s best basketball talent came together at Sandra Day O’Connor High School.
Arizona Preps staff writer Lucas Ramirez, a local basketball scout, was in attendance for much of the action on Saturday.  Here is a write up of some of the top prospects at this weekend's event that stood out for Ramirez . . .
Sebu Dzobo-- -Mountain Ridge HS-- He is a special type of player. SUPER athletic, long and is all over the floor, does a little bit of everything,, Very smart, always seems to be making a big play on both ends or at least having a part in the play. Sebu runs the floor very well and just is a smart young man on and off the court. High academic type kid, wants to be a engineer. Will be a steal for a NAIA or D3 program.

JJ Rhymes---Shadow Mountain--- Clearly the best player on the floor. We know what JJ can do. He can fill it up and score the basketball and lock up and defend but he still needs to get that consistent jumper to take him to that "next level" as a player. JJ is hearing from mid-major program all the way to PAC-12 programs. To really be a factor in the PAC-12, JJ needs to put on some more size and grow a little as well, and be able to shoot the ball at a very high level.

AJ Elliott ---Pinnacle--- What I love about AJ, he knows his role. He knows what he is good at, and he doesn't try and force himself to be a different type of player. AJ has improved a lot since even July.  He is strong and always fighting for boards, has a nice touch and loves to use the glass to score . I expect him to lead Pinnacle to some wins this season.  Look forward to seeing him develop more and see where he ends up.  AJ will be a steal for some 4-year program looking for a quality post player who likes to do the dirty work.

Avonte Nelms--Arcadia--Avonte has improved a lot over the past two years I've seen him.  At the showcase he was not afraid to showcase the pull-up jumper throughout the day.  Avonte needs to be able use his size and strength to take it to the basket more.  He is more than capable of finishing at the rim but would like to see it more.  Will be a good NAIA player. Tough with his size being a tweener at 6'4, but not being a true post but still needs to work on some guard skills. Avonte will have no problem finding a school to play at, just needs to be the right fit! Avonte will help lead an Arcadia program looking to contend with the state's best at the D2 level.

Bryce Fisher---Shadow Mountain---Bryce Fisher recently transferred to join the already loaded Shadow Mountain HS.  Bryce is a excellent passer and we have seen that in previous showcases.  Bryce has a nice shooting stroke and he demonstrated that in the showcase, as well as multiple times last year being on the receiving end of multiple drive and kicks by Markus Howard. I look forward to seeing Bryce fit in and contribute at Shadow this year.

Amiri Chukwuemka--McClintock-- First time I really got to see Amiri was at the Showcase.  I have heard nothing but good things, but was finally great to see him in action.  He is a stud.  He can flat out GO!  Amiri has a great motor and is fun to watch when he is on the run and in transition. He has a tight handle and is crafty with the basketball.  Amiri is deadly as a PG, as he can impact the game dishing the ball or scoring.  Amiri has a high IQ and see's the floor very well. Scoring the ball he can shoot the 3 or the pullup J; also he has no issue taking it to the rack and mixing it up with the big fellas inside. I look forward to seeing Amiri lead McClintock this season.

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