Walter Broddie and Potomac aim for back-to-back state titles. Also watch out for Calvert Hill, DeMatha, Clinton Christian and Gonzaga.
D.J. Harvey and DeMatha are one of the top teams this year in Maryland.
Photo by Louis Lopez
MaxPreps 2014-15 Maryland Boys Basketball Fab 5 presented by the Army National Guard
1. Potomac (Oxon Hill)2013-14 record: 23-5
Head coach: Renard Johnson
The Wolverines are well-equipped to win their second Class 2A state title in a row. Junior
Walter Broddie is one of the nation's top 2016 point guard prospects while 6-foot-6 forward
Anthony Smith is back after a productive junior campaign.
View last season's Maryland boys basketball rankings, presented by the Army National Guard2. Calvert Hall (Baltimore)2013-14 record: 29-8
Head coach: John Bauersfeld
Drew Edwards (14.4 points, 5.9 rebounds per game),
Nico Clareth (14.2 points, 4.3 rebounds per game) and 6-9
Evan Phoenix were Calvert Hall's top three scorers a year ago and all three are back.
View last season's Maryland boys basketball playoff brackets3. DeMatha (Hyattsville)2013-14 record: 29-6
Head coach: Mike Jones
The storied Stags were hit hard by transfers in the offseason but
Jaelin Grant (6-7, Sr., F) and
D.J. Harvey (6-5, So., G/F) should keep them in the hunt for the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference title.
View last season's Maryland boys basketball stat leaders4. Clinton Christian (Upper Marlboro)2013-14 record: 15-7
Head coach: Shawn Harmon
Develle Phillips, a 6-8 DePaul signee, and versatile 6-7 sophomore wing
Melo Eggleston will make Clinton Christian a tough matchup every night out.
View Maryland boys basketball pro photo galleries5. Gonzaga (Washington, D.C.)2013-14 record: 10-18
Head coach: Steve Turner
The Eagles struggled a year ago but don't expect that to become a trend. Senior Wake Forest pledge
Bryant Crawford and sophomore
Chris Lykes give Gonzaga one of the area's top backcourts.
