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Chicago Public League – Top Returning Players For 2003-04
Chicago Hoops March 10, 2003 Here is a look at some of the returning players expected to be among the very best in the Chicago Public League in 2003-04. Jamarcus Ellis – Westinghouse Class of 2004 6-4 Shooting Guard Will be the best player in the Public League next year. 21 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists per game in 2002-03. Excellent defender. One of the best shot blocking guards in the country. Should challenge Shaun Livingston and Shaun Pruitt for best player in the state next year. DeAndre Thomas – Westinghouse Class of 2005 6-7 Power Forward True post player. Very good around the basket. Will team with Jamarcus Ellis to form one of best duos in the state of Illinois. Jeremy Pargo – Robeson Class of 2005 6-2 Shooting Guard Ranks with Angel Santiago as one of the two best Class of 2005 prospects in the city of Chicago. Tremendous offensive talent. Anchors a young team that is poised to be one the best in the city for the next couple of years. Ollie Bailey – Farragut Class of 2004 6-7 Power Forward Aggressive warrior inside. One of the best rebounders in the city. Will anchor the frontline of a Farragut team talented enough to make a strong run downstate in 2003-04. Christopher Singletary – Farragut Class of 2006 6-2 Shooting Guard A young Quentin Richardson? Strong and versatile. Became Farragut’s top offensive option as a freshman. On pace to become a great player. Angel Santiago – Von Steuben Class of 2005 6-1 Point Guard Ranks with Jeremy Pargo as one of the two best Class of 2005 prospects in the city of Chicago. Excellent all-around player. Led team in scoring as a sophomore. Ryne Hamblet – Von Steuben Class of 2004 6-5 Small Forward Long and versatile. Nice all-around skill package. Will be a key component to a deep and talented Von Steuben team fully capable of making strong run downstate in 2003-04. Brandon Ewing – Julian Class of 2005 6-2 Point Guard Steady and consistent. Will lead a Julian team that is expected to be one of the best in the city in 2003-04. Calvin Brock – Simeon Class of 2004 6-5 Small Forward Very nice junior season. In position to make a name for himself in 2003-04. Sherron Collins – Crane Class of 2006 5-10 Point Guard Showed flashes of brilliance as a freshman. Returns to lead a Crane team that graduated all five starters. Stephon Hannah – Hyde Park Class of 2004 6-0 Point Guard More of a scoring guard than a true point. Should rank with the highest scorers in the city in 2003-04. Aramis Brown – Bogan Class of 2004 6-2 Shooting Guard Teams with Deverick Gee to form one of the highest scoring offensive duos in the state of Illinois. Deverick Gee – Bogan Class of 2004 5-10 Point Guard Teams with Aramis Brown to form one of the highest scoring offensive duos in the state of Illinois. Jermiah Bryant – Fenger Class of 2005 6-7 Power Forward Teams with Clarence Holloway to form a bruising inside tandem. Should be ready to begin asserting himself as one of the better post prospects in the city of Chicago. Clarence Holloway – Fenger Class of 2005 6-11 Center Teams with Jermiah Bryant to form a bruising inside tandem. Missed a good chunk of 2002-03 with an injury. Still raw, but an imposing interior presence nonetheless. Laird Walker – Whitney Young Class of 2004 6-6 Forward Pressed into action after Dwayne Curtis and Norman Winn went down to injury. Rapidly improving and athletic. A battler on the glass. In position to blossom for Whitney Young next year when he becomes one of the Dolphins primary offensive weapons. |
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