New Jersey’s Top 40 Rankings Regardless Of Class (Players 1-5)
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With the start of the abbreviated girls basketball season just a couple of weeks away, we decided to rank New Jersey’s best players. Normally, player rankings are done by class. For the purpose of this eight-part series, we grouped everyone…
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Continue ReadingWith the start of the abbreviated girls basketball season just a couple of weeks away, we decided to rank New Jersey’s best players. Normally, player rankings are done by class. For the purpose of this eight-part series, we grouped everyone together.
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1. Olivia Miles Olivia Miles 5'11" | PG Blair Academy | 2021 State #2 Nation NJ , Blair: The top-ranked point guard in the country has achieved a lifetime worth of accolades in her high school career. Her partner in crime, Dom Darius Dom Darius 5'9" | CG Blair | 2021 State #25 Nation NJ , left early for UCLA, so Blair will need Miles to do more. Trust us, the Notre Dame commit is up for the challenge.
2. Destiny Adams Destiny Adams 6'3" | SF Manchester | 2021 State #26 Nation NJ , Manchester: Manchester was hit hard by graduation and a couple of key players transferring out, but as long as the rugged Adams is on the court, the Hawks will still be one of the top teams in the Shore. Nobody means more to their team than Adams.
3. Tabitha Amanze Tabitha Amanze 6'4" | PF Blair | 2022 State NJ , Blair: Amanze’s wing span is off the charts. She’s the best post player in the state. She’s crazy athletic, strong, fast and competes. The junior is going to make a college coach real happy soon.
4. Christina Dalce Christina Dalce 6'2" | SF Rutgers Prep | 2021 State NJ , Rutgers Prep: The Villanova-bound senior spent the entire summer and fall working on her ballhandling and shooting. That means trouble for the rest of the state.
5. Madison St. Rose Madison St. Rose 5'10" | PG St. John Vianney | 2022 State #65 Nation NJ , St. John Vianney: As a sophomore, St. Rose was the best player on the state’s best team. What will the Princeton-bound combo guard do for an encore?