Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Dantre Langhorne - Lanky But Can Light You Up - Unsigned Class of 2011
Dantre Langhorne, 2011, plays for a small school way out on the east end of Long Island. He has been a part of a run by Greenport High School of 6 consecutive county championships, finally becoming the featured player this season after the graduation of Ryan Creighton, who is second on New York State's All-Time Scoring List behind Lance Stephenson. In Langhorne's first year as the star, he averaged over 21 points per game and showed a solid versatility, playing a lot of point guard while standing 6'5". Because he goes to such a small school, there has been a lack of buzz about his game, and there are rumors that he may be going prep after this year in order to get his name out there. During his sophomore season he dropped 25 on the historic Archbishop Molloy of New York City, and 28 in the state semi-final. Check this kid out, and for more information e-mail KyleCCharters@gmail.com
Deandre McCamey - St. Joseph - Highlight Mixtape - "Down But Never Out"
When Deandre McCamey entered high school, everything seemed to be going just right. The star on the sophomore team as a freshman, starting varsity point guard as a sophomore, and big time AAU tournaments with the Illinois Wolves- then injuries put everything on hold. After a long recovery period Deandre returned to the court, and though it took him some time to return to form, he had a terrific senior season for a very good St. Joes squad, playing for legendary coach Gene Pingatore and alongside fellow seniors Wayne Simon, Mantas Dubauskas, and Brandon Carr. ESPN.com had this to say: "This very strong and physical combination guard is an excellent passer and defender. McCamey wears two knee sleeves but it does not keep him from competing and attacking on both ends." Though being injured may have weakened his body, it strengthened his mind, resolve and work ethic. Whatever college ends up landing him is going to be getting a kid who will have an impact in their program from day one, as there aren't many players in the nation with as much knowledge, passion and experience as Deandre McCamey... For more info email DanielPoneman@gmail.com.
Henry Uwadiae - 6'11" Findlay Prep 2012- Interview w/ Dan Poneman - A Nigerian Kid with a Dream
An in-depth interview with one of the most extraordinary young men I have ever met. "I have the dream to become a very good player. It's my passion to play in the NBA. I am here to follow my passion...." Henry Uwadiae is not your average Findlay Prep player. Most kids arrive at Findlay with a polished game, a national reputation, and a long list of college suitors. When Henry, a 6 foot 11 inch 16 year old, touched down in Henderson, Nevada this November, he had nothing but a dream to one day become a great basketball player, and the passion and determination necessary to make his dream to come true. A young man with extraordinary size and endless opportunities- the only things greater than his potential are the caring nature and incredible maturity that define who he is.....danielponeman@gmail.com..
Jay Harris - Oswego East 2010 - Highlight Mixtape - Second Coming of Stephen Curry
You would be hard pressed to find a player in America who finished their senior season on more of a tear than Jay Harris of Oswego East. The sharp shooting combo guard has been playing out of his mind. Harris ranks as the #5 prospect in Illinois on ESPN.com, which seems like a ridiculous jump considering some experts didn't even have him in the top 25 before the season started. Furthermore, I'll be the first to say that there is a chance that Mr. Harris could realistically be the second best player, and third best prospect in the state right now (behind Jereme Richmond and Meyers Leonard). Whatever college lands him is getting a gem- think Patrick Beverley....DanielPoneman@gmail.com
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