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North Carolina's 2021 College Bound Players

10, Nov 2020

North Carolina's 2021 College Bound Players

Today marks the first day of the early signing period for the class of 2021. We've got you covered here at HoopSeen. As of November 15, 2020, there are 27 players from North Carolina's senior class who are committed to a college program.

We realize that we are missing players. So, please email us about the players who are college-bound but not on this list. Please send the following information to jyoung@hoopseen.com: player name, high school and where they have signed/committed. Thanks! 

PLAYER HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE
AJ Allenspach Lake Norman Christian Army
Ben Burnham Carmel Christian Winthrop
Blane St. Clair Davidson Day Army-West Point
Bobby Pettiford South Granville Louisville
Bre’on Pass Reidsville North Carolina State
Brock WIlliams Burlington Christian High Point
Chris Ford North Mecklenburg Davidson
D’Marco Dunn Westover North Carolina
Dante Kisenhofer Holly Springs Wofford
Daylen Berry Panther Creek Charlotte
Dontrez Styles Kinston North Carolina
Eric Van der Heiden Millbrook Louisville
Jaden Cooper Wayne Country Day Columbia
Jacob Morgan Moravian Prep Emory & Henry
Jordan Wildly Winston-Salem Christian Iona
Kadyn Dawkins Eastern Guilford Mars Hill University
Keeyan Iterje Grace Christian Texas
Kuluel Mading The Burlington School Howard
Lucas Taylor Heritage Clemson
Michael Dudley Combine Academy College of Charleston
Redford Dunton Millbrook Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne
Saiqone Harris Word of God Hutchinson CC
Terquavion Smith FarmVille Central North Carolina State
Terrance Harcum Granville Central Appalchian State
Trae Benham Concord First Assembly Lipscomb
Tre Morgan Green Hope Barton College
Tyler Gill Trinity of Raleigh Towson


Justin Byerly
State Editor

Justin Byerly has spent the past 15 years covering North Carolina prep and grassroots basketball. He has previously worked with The Recruit Scoop and Rivals.com. In addition to that he has contributed to The USA Today, Charlotte Observer, The Asheville Citizen-Times and The Sun News. He has held The Justin Byerly Upstate/WNC Showcase the past two years and has helped student-athletes from North Carolina and South Carolina receive college scholarships. He owns The Byerly Report scouting service that has over 100 college subscriptions. Justin resides in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife Danielle and four children.