West Coast JR SG Rankings

We continue our updated rankings with the junior shooting guards. One top player is moved to small forwards, while Lodrick Stewart holds on to his position as the number one shooting guard in the west...

The junior shooting guard list has a few changes, most notably the omission of Wendell White, who has been moved to the small forward list. Lodrick Stewart and Thomas Gardner are both big-time talents who may end up on many top 25 national lists by next summer. Omar Wilkes is a heady, smooth player who has a chance to be terrific once he gets a little stronger. Rodrick Stewart isn't at the same level as his brother, but he's a very good prospect in his own right. Lorenzo Wade is a versatile wing who may eventually end up at the small forward spot.

1) Lodrick Stewart, 6-3 Seattle (Wash.) Rainier Beach
2) Thomas Gardner, 6-2 Portland (Ore.) Jefferson
3) Omar Wilkes, 6-2 Los Angeles (Calif.) Loyola
4) Rodrick Stewart, 6-3 Seattle (Wash.) Rainier Beach
5) Lorenzo Wade, 6-5 Las Vegas (Nev.) Cheyenne
6) Jake Wohfeil, 6-3 El Cajon (Calif.) Christian
7) Wesley Washington, 6-2 Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei
8) D.J. Strawberry, 6-3 Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei
9) Derrick Williams, 6-2 Los Angeles (Calif.) Price
10) Gerad Punch, 6-2 Phoenix (Ariz.) Brophy Prep

Other Junior Shooting Guards of Note:

Mike Philogene 6-1 Las Vegas (Nev.) Clark
Johnny Little, 6-1 Salt Lake City (Utah) Murray
Devon Thomas, 6-2 Pasadena (Calif.) Muir
Isaiah Allen, 6-2 Portland (Ore.) Benson
Drew Terry, 6-3 Irvine (Calif) Northwood
Tremayne Didier, 6-1 Anaheim (Calif.) Canyon
Mark Burkhardt 6-3 Sparks (Nev.) Reed
Greg Barlow 6-2 Las Vegas (Nev.) Cheyenne
Anthony Phillips, 6-1 Pasadena (Calif.) Muir
Mark Bradford, 6-1 Los Angeles (Calif.) Fremont
Steve Smith, 6-1 Woodland Hills (Calif.) Taft
Del Frazier, 6-1 Tucson (Ariz.) Santa Rita
D.J. Richo 6-5 Las Vegas (Nev.) Bonanza
Garrett Schofield 6-0 Las Vegas (Nev.) Sierra Vista
Deon Cook, 6-1 West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade
Sam Heft-Neal, 6-1 Santa Cruz (Calif.) High
Alex Von Tell-Rop, 6-2 Kentfield (Calif.) Marin Catholic
Kenny Taylor, 6-2 Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco
Omar Parham, 6-3 Berkeley (Calif.) St. Mary's
Robert Porter, 6-1 Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman
James Sukhan, 6-2 Bountiful (Utah) Viewmont
Robert Beasley 6-0 Portland (Ore.) Roosevelt
Kyle Hogan, 6-4 Villa Park (Calif.) High
Brian Edwards, 6-5 Stockton (Calif.) Edison
KeJuan Johnson, 6-2 Lakewood (Calif.) Artesia
Ismael Loya, 6-1 Albuquerque (New Mexico) Albuquerque Valley
Brad Garrett, 6-6 Washington (Utah) Pine View
Jake Collins, 6-3 Mission Viejo (Calif.) High
Anthony Davis, 6-3 Van Nuys (Calif.) Montclair Prep
Sam Fredotovich, 6-3 Oakland (Calif.) Bishop O'Dowd
Tony Gonzales, 6-3 Fullerton (Calif.) Sunny Hills
Joe Luciano, 5-11 Chico (Calif.) Pleasant Valley
Neal Zumwalt, 6-2, Portland (Ore.) Jefferson
Ricky Miles, 6-1 Fresno (Calif.) Bullard
Stewart Campbell, 6-3 Taos (New Mex.) High
Cory Sleeth, 6-2 Westminster (Col.) North Glenn

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