2023 Fall Preview: Top Performers II
SUWANEE, GA - The 2023 HoopSeen Fall Preview is in the rearview. It was a great Sunday inside Suwanee Sports Academy.
Our coverage of the event begins with some of the best of the best from the afternoon. That means we’re back with some more of the day’s top performers as chosen by our coaches and staff.
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Dwight is someone to keep an eye out for outside of metro Atlanta. He’s a two-way wing with plenty of physical positives. Dwight is long and athletic at 6-foot-5. He uses his physical gifts to play multiple positions on either end of the floor. His motor was on display as well. He was out to make a statement with his aggressive mentality. Dwight tried to dunk everything—even through traffic—and went to contest every shot. He’s a multi-use tool that every team needs on their roster.
Richardson has had a good 2023. Before heading off to North Carolina to suit up for Raleigh (NC) Word of God, he came to the Fall Preview and showed more of what we’ve loved out of him for the last year or so. He’s a fantastic playmaker who creates for himself and his teammates. He operates at a good pace and can get to the basket smoothly. Richardson looks ready for his biggest high school season yet.
Another point guard to look out for this high school season in Berkmar’s David Culbreath-Martin. He had a good day at camp with his ability to get to the basket and either score or dish to open teammates. A few off-the-backboard assists set the tone for his day. He plays with good pace and is decisive in his movements. Culbreath-Martin was a menace on defense and caused turnover after turnover on that end.
Cole has steadily taken steps forward over the last year or so and looks poised to have a big junior year at King’s Ridge. Cole has consistent range on his jumper. That’s been a trademark of his for a while, and he’s developed into a well-rounded point guard as evidenced by his ability to create for others. Cole also makes winning plays on defense, and he showed that he had the leadership, communication that coaches at the next level look for. He was one of the best on Sunday, and he should continue to break out this winter.
One of the guys that coaches talked most highly about was 2025 guard Bryce Reynierson. He has good positional size at 6-foot-5, and he showed that can play inside and out. Reynierson makes plays off the bounce with crafty attack, and he can get going from beyond the arc. Where he won everyone over was in his effort. Multiple coaches pointed him out and noted his effort on both ends.
