FUTURE ALL-AMERICAN
CREME OF THE CROP
Alphabetical Order
Elliott Cadeau
Bergen Catholic (Ordell, NJ)
6’0 Point Guard
First thought after first sight, Cole Anthony-like assassin with the ball in his hands. Pure hooper, leaves defenders in quick sand. Demonstrated explosion off of the floor, range and elite playmaking ability. Passing ability and vision are different.
Justin Edwards
Imhotep(Philadelphia, PA)
6’5 Guard
Justin demonstrated an ability to shoot the ball. Great size, long athletic wing. First step and explosion at the rim separated him from the competition. Skilled with the ball in his hands, able to use length and speed to get into the paint. Slashing/Scoring type… Capable of being an elite defender.
Aaron Goldstein
Xaverian (Brooklyn, NY)
5’10 Guard
Goldstein played his way into the “Creme of the Crop” with relentless effort from the point, dead-eye shooting and a knack for finding teammates in scoring position. He was getting it done off the bounce and looked fluid and confident in catch and shoot situations. Excellent ball screen-awareness/progression, consistently making the right read, leading to offensive production.
Jeremiah Jenkins
Darien (Connecticut)
5’11 Guard
Jenkins demonstrated an ability to do it all consistently at both ends of the floor, as an elite guard. Highly skilled and understand the game and pace. Effective down to his screen setting. He has a profound ability to pass the ball, makes the easy, smart play with the ability to make difficult plays for most his age, look simplistic.
Luke McEldon
Highlands (Warrenton, VA)
6’10 Center
Luke’s presence was felt in the paint all week. Thick frame allowed him to control the lane for his team. He scored around the rim with strength and aggression. Demonstrated an ability to knock down the 12 footer. Reminded me of a young Tre Mitchell if he puts it all together, has the frame to develop.
Toby Ojuwku
Roman Catholic (Philadelphia)
5’9 Guard
Toby put together an excellent week. Demonstrated an ability to score the ball at a high level and was a relentless ball hawk at the other end.
Malachi Palmer ’24
Central Dauphin
6’4 Guard
Silky Smooth with the ball ion his hands. Effective & highly efficient. Makes putting the ball in the basket from all three levels look extremely easy.
Jason Rivera-Torres
Iona Prep, NJ
6’3 Guard
Dominated from the point guard position with sheer size, athleticism and skill. Often the best player on the floor. Jason made shots consistently while always making the proper basketball play. Hugh Upside.
Best of the Best
Ethan Gross 2023 6’5 The Hun School in Princeton, NJ
Caleb Middleton 2023 6’9 New Hampton, NH
Jeannot Basima 2023 6’4 John Carroll in Bel Air, MD
James Johns, Jr. 2023 6’3 West Catholic in Philadelphia, PA
Yahmir Satterfield 2023 6’1 Imhotep Charter in Philadelphia, PA
Honorable Mention
Jacob Bey 2023 6’4 Lower Cape May, NJ
Johnny Cotton 2023 6’0 Don Brosco Prep in Ramsey, NJ
Quin Gorman 2023 6’6 Bishop O’Connell in Arlington, VA
Ben Gladieux 2024 5’10 Leesville Road in Raleigh, NC
Cameron Horton 2023 6’2 St Francis Academy in Baltimore, MD
Carson Howard 2023 6’6 Lacey Township in Forked River, NJ
Richard Machado 2023 6’1 Saddle River Day, NJ
Ethan Maynard 2023 5’10 Seton Hall Prep in West Orange, NJ
Logan Rhoades 2023 6’0 Mills Godwin in Henrico, VA
ELITE
CREME OF THE CROP
Kyle Cuff 2022 6’1 Blair Academy in Blairstown, NJ
Peter Carey 2022 6’11 Northfield Mount Hermon, MA
Chisom Okpara 2022 6’8 Vermont Academy in Saxtons, VT
Otega Owen 2022 6’3 Blair Academy in Blairstown, NJ
Nisine Poplar 2021 6’3 Math Civics & Sciences in Philadelphia, PA
Luke Bradnar 2022 6’7 Connellsville, PA
Cole Fisher 2021 6’1 Lancaster Mennonite, PA
Cory Floyd 2022 6’2 Roselle Catholic, NJ
Massai Graham 2022 Tapestry Carter in Buffalo, NY
Devon Lee 2021 6’2 Scotland, PA
Kaseem Watson 22 6-3 West Catholic in Philadelphia, PA