MemphisHoopers.com Final 2018 Boys Senior Rankings
Durant N Rivera - 2018
NBA Finals MVP
This
years rankings has one of the most dynamic
electrifying guards to ever come out of Memphis
in Tyler Harris who is making
noise all high school season long breaking all
type of long lasting records. His college
decision will be coming in the late period of
April and it definitely will be very
interesting. The biggest mover on the rankings
ten fold from NR to No.4 is Antavion
Collum and also at the same time made
one of the best decisions in his early tenure by
going to Tennessee Prep Academy
from Memphis East. East would just never play
him at all period and never understood it.
TPA in it's 3rd year of
existence has made national acclaim accordingly
with an awesome coaching staff led by Harold
Rayford.
Rankings are based on
summer circuit activity, varsity play going into
high school postseason action and character
compadres! All of this play effects your
rankings because this is a grow up period.
If you fell like you should be ranked higher,
show me and it will happen. I will watch your
team play this season depending on schedules.
MemphisHoopers.com staff also takes into
consideration, character and attitude as well as
basketball skills accordingly. Staff is at all
major Under Armour, Nike, & Adidas circuit
events, Elevate Hoops, Big Foot Hoops and other
major showcases accordingly.
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Rank |
Name |
High
School / AAU
Org. |
Position |
Commit |
Ht/Wt |
1. |
Tyler Harris |
Cordova / Team
Thad |
Guard |
Memphis |
5'10 |
2. |
Alex Lomax |
East / Team
Penny |
Guard |
Memphis |
6'1 |
3. |
Ryan Boyce |
East / Team
Penny |
Guard |
UAB |
6'5 |
4. |
Antavion Collum
|
TPA |
Forward |
|
6'8 |
5. |
Montrel Brooks |
Hamilton / Team
Penny |
Forward |
Eastern Oklahoma |
6'4 |
6. |
Mark Freeman |
Southwind / M33M |
Guard |
LIU |
6'0 |
7. |
Aricko Gibson |
Mase / Team
Penny |
Forward |
Prep |
6'5 |
8. |
Cameron Jones |
Whitehaven /
M33M |
Forward |
Jacksonville St. |
6'6 |
9. |
DaQuan Smith |
Holly Springs /
DA House |
Guard |
Murray St. |
6'1 |
10. |
Jamie Sanders |
W.E.B. Dubois /
* |
Forward |
|
6'6 |
11. |
Cedric Henderson Jr. |
Briarcrest /
Team Penny |
Guard |
|
6'4 |
12. |
Rico Quinton |
Dyer County /
M33M |
Center |
E. Carolina |
6'10 |
13. |
Jordan Johnson |
Hamilton / Team
Penny |
Guard |
|
6'1 |
14. |
Taelyr Gaitlin |
Brighton /
Jackson Tigers |
Guard |
|
6'4 |
15. |
Garrett Golday |
Arlington / M33M |
Forward |
TN. Tech |
6'6 |
16. |
Maurice Dickson |
Grad Academy / * |
Guard |
Prep |
6'5 |
17. |
Travion Alston |
Ripley / * |
Guard |
|
6'1 |
18. |
Kevin McMahon |
Hamilton
/
Team Penny |
Guard |
Philander Smith |
6'2 |
19. |
Malik Riddle |
Rossville /
M33M |
Forward |
|
6'4 |
20. |
Kalen
White |
Central / Team
Hudson |
Guard |
Eastern Oklahoma |
6'3 |
22. |
Damian Baugh |
TPA / Team Thad |
Guard |
|
6'4 |
23. |
Allen Hatchett |
White Station /
MemphisHoopers.com |
Guard |
S.C. State |
6'5 |
24. |
Marcus Lee Jr. |
Melrose /
MemphisHoopers.com |
Guard |
Shawnee |
6'1 |
25. |
Tyrese Patterson |
TPA /
MemphisHoopers.com |
Guard |
Navarro |
6'2 |
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Honorable
Mention Below |
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Antoine Suttles |
MBA / * |
Guard |
|
5'10 |
|
Jadakiss
Williams |
Raleigh Egypt /
Team Thad |
Forward |
|
6'6 |
|
Quatarius York |
Fayette County |
Guard |
|
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James DeJesus |
Hamilton / Team
Penny |
Guard |
|
6'1 |
|
Jok Nebk |
Douglass / TGand |
Forward |
|
6'6 |
|
Terrance Cotton |
Craigmont / * |
Guard |
|
6'1 |
|
John Anderson
Jr. |
Central / * |
Guard |
|
6'1 |
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Kerry Pratt |
Grad Academy / * |
Guard |
|
6'2 |
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Kobe Brasell |
MASE |
Guard |
|
6'2 |
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Anthony Beans |
Ridgeway / Magic
Elite |
Guard |
6'1 |
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Ray Price |
Arlington / * |
Guard |
|
6'2 |
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Antwan Campbell |
Craigmont / * |
Forward |
|
6'4 |
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Jack Herring |
CBHS / * |
Center |
Georgia |
6'8 |
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Terrance Davis
(Southaven - Ole Miss commit)
In
a short three years, Coach Jermaine Johnson has Melrose
in the record books with a astounding victory over the
defending state champions White Station Spartans.
Melrose deeply talented team was too much for the
Spartans who missed two of their top scorers from
scoring in double digits and much needed if any chance
of winning. Tournament MVP
Chris Jones
(35 points and 5 steals) proved why he is a Tennessee
commitment with his savvy ball handling, outside
shooting when needed, and strong drives to the goal when
called upon.
Jones
shot 95% from the free throw line on 18-19 shooting and
57% from the field in another stellar performance. The
game was a back and forth contest the entire game with
10 lead changes and 9 ties that started with the score
being tied 16 all at the end of the first quarter.
White Station led majority of the first half after
Melrose being patient on offense scored first but the
Spartans started the game with a 8-0 run after Melrose
scored.
Adonis Thomas
shot extremely well 47% from the field and snatched a
game high 13 rebounds to go along with 19 points in a
double double performance. Melrose finally took the lead
in the second quarter with a 1 minute left using full
court pressure that rattled the Spartans a little.
Melrose went into the break up 35-33. White Station was
killing Melrose on the boards (19-10 first half
advantage) due to Melrose big man and Northern Illinois
signee
Nate Rucker
breaking his ankle in the previous quarterfinal game
against Bearden. Melrose caused 11 first half turnovers
but controlled the ball to only commit 3 turnovers to
nullify the rebounding disadvantage. Melrose had a 5-2
ratio on steals at the break also.
White Station usually brings a nice crowd with them
every year but Melrose's Orange Mound was definitely in
the house as the Golden Wildcats were in force new and
old. The Wildcats extended their lead as high as 8
points in the third quarter at the 2:01 mark of the
third with Coach Jesus Patino of White Station trying to
find a solution to his team poor offense with multiple
substituting to gain momentum to no avail. Melrose
closed the third quarter up 55-50 and in solid control
for the time being.
You know having Mr. Basketball, McDonald's All American
and Memphis signee
Joe
Jackson
(22 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 steals) was not
going to let that happen just laying there. He is a
warrior and showed why he received all the postseason
accolades, Jackson sat out only 6 seconds of the entire
game in the fourth quarter at the 5:00 minute mark after
picking up his 4th foul.
Another senior who has been their since the first day
with Jackson is Missouri State football signee
Julian Burton
(12 points on 50% shooting and 3-3 from long range).
White Station William
Woodfork and
Rodriguez Tucker
notched important minutes and played strong coming off
the bench in supporting roles. White Station tried to
rally by getting the score down to 3 points (63-60) and
the closest they would ever get with each time
Jones
snubbing out the effort and with
Thomas
in the wing.
Key Points of The Game:
White
Station
Andre
Hollins
and
Nino
Johnson
scoring only 4 points each. At least Johnson grabbed 10
rebounds in the cause respectively.
Chris Jones
awesome free throw shooting down the stretch and the
entire game.
By Staff Writer Harold Rivera
Posted 3-13-10 7:02 p.m.
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