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PREMIERBALL PROSPECT REPORT “2O11 LAS VEGAS CLASS PART-1″

"PoP" | Jan 02, 2010 | Comments 0

PREMIERBALL PROSPECT REPORT:

“2011 LAS VEGAS CLASS”

By Chistian “PoP” Popoola, PremierBall.com

If you haven’t noticed already PremierBall.com has taken over the missing void in Las Vegas prep basketball media. We are here for the kids to better themselves on and off the court. Las Vegas has been under exposed for years and we are happy to say that we are making great strides in completing our inventory of potential colliegate players day by day. Here are a few of the talented faces that are at the top of the class of 2011, Part-1 edition. This article will feauture the upper echelon of Juniors with breakdowns on strengths and weaknesses. Please take note of the kids on this list because spring ball is right around the corner. Also notate that the West Coast Top 100 will host all the top Las Vegas players under one roof on Febrruary 26, 2010 at Impact academy. All or most of the top elite Vegas kids will be playing, showcasing there talents with some elite talent flying in from all over the west coast(LIST*INVITE ONLY). Our goal is to bring Las Vegas to the forefront and to knock off the stigma of being a Juco city.

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PREMIERBALL PROSPECT REPORT “2O11 LAS VEGAS CLASS PART-1″

*Christian Kessee, Combo Guard (6-foot-1)

2011 class, NV/Valley HS.

Strengths: Back court-teammate of Khristian Kirkwood so he logs in most of his time at the 2 slot. Good athlete that has shown he can shoot the ball with consistency. Shows a toughness in his game by shutting down the other opponents scoring guards. Loves to run the floor and will finish in the lane. Has improved his shot over the summer and can shoot the three with good form and lift. Proven 20 point scorer during elite competition at the Each1 Teach1 tournament.

Weakness: Plays alot at the shooting guard and is on the short side. Needs more exposure at point.

Austin Nelson, Point Guard (6-foot-1)

2011 class, NV/Coronado HS.

Strengths: Best shooting point guard in the 2011 class. Won the BCS Three-point shoot off Challenge at the Orleans Casino. Good vision and good passer off the dribble with texture. Shoots off the dribble or the catch. Penetrates well and is athletic on the dribble going east and west. Plays with a set of gears and is hard to keep in front. Fronts the ball on the breaks and knows how to make a bounce pass. Still growing and looks like a solid prospect with continued improvement. Gym rat. See Nelson in a short mix.

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