Class of 2019 (updated 7/06/16)

Here is a list of some of the top rising 10th graders in the Harrisburg area....  This list will grow during the year....  As you can see, Susquehanna is LOADED with talent in their middle school.....

Red indicates the top 13 players....  Blue is top 8 players....

Class of 2019

Lead Guards

#1 - Gerald Jarmon III.- Susquehanna
#2 - Donovin Medina - CD East
#3  - Jaevon Woodyard - York High
#4 - Pete Gantt - Harrisburg
#5 - Tarajae Davis - McDevitt
#6 - Jordan Spencer - Susquehanna

Gerald Jarmon III

Tyreese Smith

#8 - Joseph Shay - Susquehanna


Shooting Guards
#1 - Jordan McCraw - CD East
#2 - Clovis Gallon Jr.- York
#3 - Ali Anthony - Harrisburg

#4 - Matt Long - Carlisle
#5 - Elijah Sutton - Dallastown
#6 - Roderick "Deucie" Lee - CD
#7 - Dionte Wilson - York
#8 - Keyian Bullock - Harrisburg
#9 - Eric Dickie - Steelton
#10 - Michael Long II - York
#11 - Zion Spears - Harrisburg
#12 - Jacob Motter - Emanuel Baptist


Small Forwards
#1 - Bill Folk - Susquehanna
#2 - Tyreese Smith - Susquehanna
#3 - Nazir Burnett - Harrisburg
#4 - Adam Burkhart - CD
#5 - Dashaun Archer - Central York
#6 - Jadon Jackson - York
#7 - Jaraud Smith - McDevitt
#8 - Kobe Petrovich - Lower Dauphin
#9 - Davantay Lee - York Vo Tech
#10 - Andrew Black - Emmanuel Baptist
#11  - Sha'kye Judge - Harrisburg

Power Forwards
#1 - Will Bowen - 6'5
#2 - Kalen Veres - Red Land
#3 - Tyler Collier - Chambersburg 6'6
#4 - Alin Jones - Susquehanna
#5 - Javion Grant - Steelton
#6 - LaTroy Tabbs -York
#8 - Jeffrey Wilkerson - Steelton
#9 - Javion Crites - York
#10 - John Pogasic - Home School/Steelton


These rankings are a gauge of where the players are viewed today based on the date given on the rankings. This is not to be confused with where the players are going to be down the road. Far too often parents and youth league coaches get way too caught up into “my kid is this or that” instead of focusing on what can be controlled; skill level and learning how to play.

Just because your son plays good at middle school camp does NOT mean he is poised for fame. For example I researched a 2004 middle school camp that had “the best” middle school talent in the country, by the time they got to college only 16 of that 270+ kids signed scholarships to play at the High Major/BCS level. That means some kids got better and a lot didn’t, and some came out of nowhere.

With all that said these list should serve as motivation for some and warning for others. Warning that you are a marked man now, that everyone is coming after you, and that you need to turn up your work ethic and focus to remain on top. Parents need to maintain perspective on this game because it is a marathon. Would you want to dart out of the gate in first for a marathon only to finish 250th? Being ranked high early means that you can only go down and you will be critiqued much more closely by all others around. Being the top dog or one of the top dogs means you need to work that much harder to stay on top.

Best of luck to all of you in the future.

Coach Little