Stock Risers: Class of 2022

On both the boys and girls’ side, the Class of 2022 is loaded with talent. These players will be highly sought after prospects who will put on a show over the course of their years as an upperclassman. It is time to take a look at which players around New Jersey have stepped up already for their teams. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134626" first="Madison" last="St. Rose"] | St. John Vianney</span></strong></p> St. Rose was a star already after her freshman season but it is impossible not to mention her once again. Her stock continued to rise as she led St. John Vianney to a No. 1 ranking in New Jersey. As a sophomore, St. Rose won the New Jersey Player of the Year award and it would be a shock for this to be her last. St. Rose is a complete point guard who can do it all on both ends of the floor. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134628" first="Saniah" last="Caldwell"] | Saddle Day River</span></strong></p> Caldwell stepped up for Saddle Day River this season and was an All-State selection. There is no doubt that she is one of the top players in the state. Caldwell is a dynamic scorer who can fill up a stat sheet quick. She can shoot from deep or use her speed and athleticism to get by her defenders. Caldwell will be a must watch player next season. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134631" first="Ally" last="Carman"] | Red Bank Catholic</span></strong></p> Carman, along with [player_tooltip player_id="134627" first="Justine" last="Pissott"], have Red Bank Catholic in a great spot for the future. The Caseys are a powerhouse and that is much in part because of Carman’s growth as a player. She has the size to dominate down low but what makes her special is her footwork and strong hands. Carman can outsmart a defender on the post at will. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134633" first="Faith" last="Pappas"] | Pope John</span></strong></p> Pappas missed the first 13 games of the season but when she returned, she led Pope John in scoring and three-pointers made. She knocked down 38 three’s in 16 games. Scouts will be eager to see Pappas play a full season after the way she finished her sophomore campaign. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134634" first="Eniya" last="Scott"] | Bayonne</span></strong></p> Scott made her mark as a complete point guard in her sophomore year. Bayonne had a balanced attack led by Scott outside and [player_tooltip player_id="134601" first="Makoye" last="Diawara"] inside. Scott filled up the stat sheet averaging 14.8 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 6.5 assists per game. She added 3.5 steals per contest and even had an 11-steal performance early in the season. Scott will take a huge step next season as Bayonne will lose some key players and will need her to step up. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134639" first="Madison" last="Schiller"] | Ramapo</span></strong></p> Schiller was a double-digit scorer in all but two games this season. She scored a total of 530 points and notched five double-doubles. Schiller added a triple-double when she finished with 10 points, 10 assists, and 10 steals in a win over Paramus. <p class="Body"><strong><span style="font-size: 12.0pt">[player_tooltip player_id="134642" first="Veyoni" last="Davis"] | Moorestown Friends</span></strong></p> Davis averaged 20 points per game this season. After being held to just three points in the second game of the year, she finished the season with 24 straight double-digit scoring games including 12 over 20 points. Davis is a strong shooter who hit 43 three’s this season and got to the line with extreme skill.