California BB standouts in Prep2Prep games Sunday

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LIVERMORE, Ca. – The first-ever Prep2Prep California All-Star Basketball Classic, with a double-header of games pitting some of the top seniors and juniors between the northern and southern portions of California, tips off Sunday afternoon at Los Positas College.

At 1:30 the North will take on the South in the 2017 contest, with the west’s top player – guard Lonzo Ball of Chino Hills – leading the South in the 2016 game at approximately 3:30.

Among the others on the North roster will be two other players planning to join Ball in signing with UCLA in November in 6-foot-9 Ike Anigbogu (Corona Centennial) and 6-5 Kobe Paras (L.A. Cathedral-Middlebrooks Academy).

Included among the North 2016 standouts are guards Jordan Ford (Folsom), Colin Slater (Reedley Immanuel), Brandon Lawrence (Hayward Moreau), Jordan Ratinho (Concord De La Salle) and Christian Terrell (Sacramento).

Some of the South 2017 standouts include Ethan Thompson (Torrance Bishop Montgomery), LiAngelo Ball (Ball’s younger brother, also from Chino Hills) and Cody Riley and Remy Martin (each from Chatsworth Sierra Canyon).

Leading the North’s 2017 roster are forward Alfred Hollins (San Francisco Sacred Heart) and guards Damari Milstead (Hayward Moreau Catholic) and Jade Smith (Alameda St Joseph-Notre Dame).

Information on tickets for the games and the Saturday night team banquet, as well as live-streaming of the games, can be found at http://www.prep2prep.com/allstarclassic/2015/default.aspx.

Coaching the Northern teams will be Lou Richie of State Open Division champion Oakland Bishop O’Dowd (2016) and Brian Botteen of State D-I champion San Ramon Valley (2017).

Coaches leading the Southern squads are Ty Nichols of State D-5 champion Chatsworth Sierra Canyon (2016) and Reggie Morris Jr. of Redondo Beach Redondo Union (2017).

Sierra Canyon is represented by the most players (three) in the event while Concord De La Salle, Redondo Union, Hayward Moreau, Torrance Bishop Montgomery, San Francisco Sacred Heart Cathedral, Manteca and San Jose Archbishop Mitty are each scheduled to be represented by two players.

The complete rosters:

NorCal

2016

Jordan Ford (6-0/Folsom)

Oscar Frayer (6-6/Hayward Moreau Catholic)

Peter Hewitt (6-9/Mountain View St. Francis)

Robinson Idehen (6-8/Modesto Christian)

Ben Kone (6-8/San Jose Archbishop Mitty)

Brandon Lawrence (6-2/Hayward Moreau Catholic)

Donovan Mitchell (6-7/Clovis Buchannan)

Nikhil Peters (6-5/Concord De La Salle)

Jordan Ratinho (6-4/Concord De La Salle)

Colin Slater (6-0/Reedley Immanuel)

Christian Terrell (6-4/Sacramento)

Kenneth Wooten (6-9/Manteca)

 

2017

Angelo Athens (6-1/San Jose Bellarmine)

Austin Alexander (6-5/Sacramento Capital Christian)

Joey Calcaterra (6-2/Marin Catholic)

Ramzi Carter (6-6/San Francisco Sacred Heart)

Alfred Hollins (6-5/San Francisco Sacred Heart)

Jeremy Lillis (6-8/Placer)

Damari Milstead (6-2/Hayward Moreau Catholic)

Sebastian Much (6-6/San Jose Bishop Mitty)

Darrin Person (6-6/Reedley Immanuel)

Jordan Roberts (6-7/Bakersfield Ridgeview)

Jade Smith (6-2/Alameda St. Joseph-Notre Dame)

Tydus Verhoeven (6-7/Manteca)

SoCal

2016

Milan Acquaah (6-1/Los Angeles Cathedral)

Mubashar Ali (6-11/Playa Del Rey St. Bernard)

Ike Anigbogu (6-9/Corona Centennial)

Lonzo Ball (6-5/Chino Hills)

Keith Fisher (6-7/Los Angeles Westchester)

Leland Green (6-2/Redondo Beach Redondo Union)

Vance Jackson (6-8/Santa Ana Mater Dei)

De’Anthony Melton (6-2/Encino Crespi)

Kobe Paras (6-5/L.A. Cathedral-Middlebrooks Prep)

Devearl Ramsey (5-11/Chatsworth Sierra Canyon)

Vittorio Reynoso-Avila (6-4/La Mirada)

Henry Welsh (6-9/Los Angeles Loyola)

 

2017

LiAngelo Ball (6-5/Chino Hills)

Miles Brookins (6-9/Santa Ana Mater Dei)

Jalen Harris (6-1/L.A. Windward)

Myles Johnson (6-9/Long Beach Poly)

Remy Martin (5-11/Chatsworth Sierra Canyon)

Brandon McCoy (6-11/San Diego Morse)

Cody Riley (6-8/Chatsworth Sierra Canyon)

Earnie Sears (6-4/Mission Hills Alemany)

Jordan Schakel (6-5/Torrance Bishop Montgomery)

Ethan Thompson (6-4/Torrance Bishop Montgomery)

Ryse Williams (6-2/Redondo Beach Redondo Union)