Javon Williams from Nashua North is our top rated junior in New Hampshire High School basketball. Williams has the natural athletic ability that is superior to any other high school player in the state. William’s body is incredible, his speed just as impressive, his crossover a killer, and he has a jump shot that has him elevated well above the crowd. Have other NH High school guards been more effective this year, absolutely. But our evaluation is based on who is the best college prospect and that’s Javon Williams. Not far behind Williams is 6’10” Silver Aluko from Trinity High School. Although far from a complete player, one cannot overlook Aluko’s size and length. We think Aluko’s best days are ahead of him. The two superior prospects have upside that is unmatchable by anybody in the class. Following these two is Souhegan's athletic small forward Devin Gilligan. The 6’4” Gilligan is a power player who uses his strength to get the rim. At #4 is 6’4” Merrimack southpaw Tyler Gendron who has good size and a soft touch. Gendron is a long range shooter who can makes shots from well behind the three point arc. Following in the 5th and 6th spots are athletic guards Gabe LaCount and Ryan Gauthier from Manchester Central and Nashua North. The 6’1” LaCount is a versatile player that gets it done in a variety of ways. He can knock down the three as well as get to the rim and finish. Gauthier is a combination guard that is at his best in transition. Our #7 rated player is Bishop Guertin's 6'2" guard Logan Kesty. Kesty has been a key player for Guertin this year making big plays in a variety of ways. Kesty scores the basketball in a multitude of ways. Our #8 rated junior is another Bishop Guertin product in Brad Holler . Holler may be the best three point shooter in the class. Holler has extended range beyond the NBA stripe and is known for making big shots. See the rest of the rankings for the NH Boys Class of 2012 below.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Javon Williams Top Junior In New Hampshire
Javon Williams from Nashua North is our top rated junior in New Hampshire High School basketball. Williams has the natural athletic ability that is superior to any other high school player in the state. William’s body is incredible, his speed just as impressive, his crossover a killer, and he has a jump shot that has him elevated well above the crowd. Have other NH High school guards been more effective this year, absolutely. But our evaluation is based on who is the best college prospect and that’s Javon Williams. Not far behind Williams is 6’10” Silver Aluko from Trinity High School. Although far from a complete player, one cannot overlook Aluko’s size and length. We think Aluko’s best days are ahead of him. The two superior prospects have upside that is unmatchable by anybody in the class. Following these two is Souhegan's athletic small forward Devin Gilligan. The 6’4” Gilligan is a power player who uses his strength to get the rim. At #4 is 6’4” Merrimack southpaw Tyler Gendron who has good size and a soft touch. Gendron is a long range shooter who can makes shots from well behind the three point arc. Following in the 5th and 6th spots are athletic guards Gabe LaCount and Ryan Gauthier from Manchester Central and Nashua North. The 6’1” LaCount is a versatile player that gets it done in a variety of ways. He can knock down the three as well as get to the rim and finish. Gauthier is a combination guard that is at his best in transition. Our #7 rated player is Bishop Guertin's 6'2" guard Logan Kesty. Kesty has been a key player for Guertin this year making big plays in a variety of ways. Kesty scores the basketball in a multitude of ways. Our #8 rated junior is another Bishop Guertin product in Brad Holler . Holler may be the best three point shooter in the class. Holler has extended range beyond the NBA stripe and is known for making big shots. See the rest of the rankings for the NH Boys Class of 2012 below.
