2022 Elite Preview Team 5 Evaluations
SUWANEE, GA—Here are the evaluations of the players who made up team five at HoopSeen’s Elite Preview as compiled by our staff and the camp’s coaches.
Jarvis Wright was tabbed as one of the camp’s top overall performers. You can read more about him here.
The 2026 guard out of Flowery Branch had a nice outing at camp on Sunday. He’s a savvy guard who makes smart plays and knows how to get himself and teammates into advantageous situations. Fragoso utilized shot fakes well to shake bigger or more athletic guards. He routinely got guys off their feet or kept them off balance. Fragoso was a great, unselfish teammate as well. As he continues to expand his game and develop, he could be a name we hear more from in the future.
Another 2026 guard who announced his presence in a significant way, Donovan Petidos showed a ton of upside on Sunday. He’s a quick guard with a smooth jumper that has consistent range to the 3-point line. He utilizes his speed well on drives and is a strong passer. Despite not being the biggest guy on Sunday, Petidos proved to be a pesky defender who can frustrate opposing guards.
At the end of the day, there weren’t many players with a higher ceiling than the 2026 wing out of South Georgia. He spent most of the summer sidelined with an injury and was still shaking off some rust from his time off, but his potential was palpable regardless. Chris Perry has an advanced offensive skillset and tantalizing physical tools. He’s an athletic 6-foot-6 wing who can stretch the floor as a shooter. He’s also a tremendous passer with good vision. At some point, he could be a great secondary playmaker. In just about every aspect of the game, Perry showed flashes of how good he can be with more development. He has as high of an upside as any player I’ve seen this fall. I can’t wait to track his progress over the next few years.
Another long forward, Tuggle is a guy whose value shines via the dirty work. He’s a do-everything kind of player that will drive his future teams to plenty of wins by taking on any role given to him. Tuggle utilizes his length on the glass and on defense. At this level, he can pretty much guard anyone on the floor. Offensively, he has good hands and is automatic at the rim. At a camp in which a lot of players showed to have awesome potential, Tuggle was one of the more outstanding in that regard.
Ritger has a bright future ahead of him. He already has an intriguing perimeter frame at 6-foot-7. Ritger showed promise as a shooter, and he moves well off the ball to get himself open. Ritger uses his size well and finishes at the rim. He has a frame that he can add strength to and continue to add physicality to his game.
