Parker Jackson-Cartwright

 
Although he (Parker Jackson-Cartwright, ’14 basketball recruit) doesn’t possess prototypical size for the next level, he is the region’s best basketball player. His savvy, skill, and quickness are uncanny. It’s early, but he is the best point guard, at this stage, that we have seen since Baron Davis laced them up at Crossroads High School.
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At 5’9 140lbs and having just completed his Sophomore year in High school, Parker Jackson-Cartwright may not strike some as a force on the hardwood. Hand him a ball and a team to manage, and the ’14 Point Guard turns doubters into believers. The California ’09-’10 Freshman Player of the Year and 2-time All-CIF Southern Section 1s team, Jackson-Cartwright sits firmly on the ’14 radar of several high level Division I basketball programs. The Loyola High Cubs have registered a record of 51-12 while #3 has run the Point, and on two occasions in ’11-’12 gave Katin Reinhardt and dynamic Mater Dei all they could handle (58-61, 63-75). Lost to graduation (from the ’11-’12 team) will be Julian Harrell, Jacob Hazzard, and Justin Childress. The three combined for 48% of Loyola’s ’11-’12 points and were #1, #3, and #4 on the club in scoring. The ’12-’13 season should prove interesting/challenging as Jackson-Cartwright may be called to fill much of the scoring void. Will he do so while maintaining his mark as one of the West coast’s top facilitators.

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Katin Reinhardt – Profile

 
 
 
“Coming off a highly successful senior season, (Katin) Reinhart will be counted on to put up points for UNLV. He shoots with deep range and has a terrific pull-up jumper.” Rivals.com Top 10 Scorers in 2012 Rivals Top150
 
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Katin Reinhardt wrapped his recruitment fairly early and inked with the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels. Had he not his may have been one of the more hotly contested battles of the ’12 class. The 6’5 Guard is an innovative and skilled scorer, and his game carries plenty of sizzle. A member of the high powered Mater Dei High Monarchs , Reinhardt teamed with Stanley and Xavier Johnson to lead the squad to a ’11-’12 record of 34-2 and the school’s 8th California State championship. Reinhardt’s ’11-’12 play garnered the CIF Southern Section Co-MVP award with the aforementioned Xavier Johnson. Originally a USC commit, Reinhardt announced he was reopening his recruitment…..USC Coach Kevin O’Neil subsequently informed Reinhardt USC was no longer interested in his services. Despite all Reinhardt’s personal success, Coach O’Neil’s decision may have been the best thing to happen in Reinhardt’s young basketball career. USC endured several defections in ’11-’12, and Coach Dave Rice and staff seem to have UNLV on the verge of reviving late 80′s/early 90′s success.