Basketball Class of 2013 100 to Watch

MaxPreps.com's initial Class of 2013 Top 100 will be released in August, but it's not too early to identify some of the players that could make the cut and will be on the radar this summer and beyond.

Here are some of the names that could appear at the top of the list in August;

Deonte Burton, Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.): Flashed some serious potential with Wisconsin-based club squad Terry Porter Elite last summer and played a big role off the bench for a Brewster program that featured six Division I-bound seniors during the winter.

Aquille Carr, Patterson (Baltimore, Md.): It's going to be interesting to see how Carr is received by college programs as well as the various scouting and recruiting services. He has dominated the Baltimore high school school scene for the past two years and made waves on the travel circuit, but can the National Sophomore of the Year become a consensus blue-chipper at 5-foot-7?

Keith Frazier, Irving (Texas): Playing in one of Texas' most competitive large-school districts, the 6-4 guard was among the Dallas area's top scorers at 21.5 points per game.

Aaron Gordon, Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.): Brother of New Mexico forward Drew Gordon, elevated his game in a big way as a sophomore to lift Mitty to Division II state title.

Aaron and Andrew Harrison, Fort Bend Travis (Richmond, Texas): Aaron (13.5 points per game) was the scorer for the Tigers last season while Andrew (8.9 points and 5.0 assists per game) was the distributor. At 6-5, both possess plus size for the guard position and were dominant at times playing on the U17 level last summer for the Houston Defenders.

Kuran Iverson, Northwest Catholic (West Hartford, Conn.): Just scratching the surface of his potential, lean forward Led Indians to Connecticut's Class L title game by averaging 15.6 points and 8.5 rebounds per game.

Jabari Parker, Simeon (Chicago, Ill.): Son of former pro Sonny Parker will be the focus of Chicago high school basketball over the next two seasons after leading Simeon to back-to-back state titles as a freshman and sophomore.

Julius Randle, Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas): The 6-8 forward earned a spot on MaxPreps.com's Sophomore All-American Team after tallying over 24 points and 12 rebounds per game last season.

Chris Thomas, Westwind Prep Academy (Phoenix, Ariz.): Developing a bit of a reputation as a vagabond, Westwind is his third stop in two years of high school. But the Denver native did average nearly 35 points per game during a 10-game run at Princeton Day Academy (Lanham, Md.) last season.

Class of 2013 100 to Watch

Name	College
Akoy Agau, PFOmaha Central (Omaha, NE)6-7/215
BeeJay Anya, C/PFDeMatha (Hyattsville, MD)6-7/265
Brandon Austin, SFImhotep Charter (Philadelphia, PA)6-6/170
Anthony Barber, PGHampton (VA)6-2/160
Nolan Berry, PFDeSmet Jesuit (St. Louis, MO)6-8/195
Jabari Bird, SFSalesian (Richmond, CA)6-5/175
Jason Boswell, SF/PFSt. Patrick (Elizabeth, NJ)6-7/180
Brian Bridgewater, PFEpiscopal (Baton Rouge, LA)6-5/230
Nate Britt, PGGonzaga (Washington, DC)6-1/160
Rodney Bullock, PFKecoughtan (Hampton, VA)6-7/210
Deonte Burton, SFBrewster Academy (Wolfeboro, NH)6-5/210
Reggie Cameron, SFHudson Catholic (Jersey City, NJ)6-7/215
Aquille Carr, PGPatterson (Baltimore, MD)5-7/155
Stephen Clark, PGDouglass (Oklahoma City, OK)5-9/155
Dre'Kalo Clayton, PFEvans (Orlando, FL)6-6/230
Tyrek Coger, PFUpper Room Christian Academy (Raleigh, NC)6-8/230
Austin Colbert, PFSt. Patrick (Elizabeth, NJ)6-8/200
Nick Colletta, SG/SFGlendora (CA)6-4/180
Eric Cooper, PGLutheran (La Verne, CA)6-2/185	Arizona
R.J. Curington, SG/SFOak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA)6-5/180
John Davis, SFSts. Neumann & Goretti (Philadelphia, PA)6-4/185
Antonio Davis, SFGreater Atlanta Christian (Norcross, GA)6-6/185
Devin Davis Jr., SF/PFWarren Central (Indianapolis, IN)6-6/185	Indiana
Riley Dearring, SGDeLaSalle (Minneapolis, MN)6-3/170
Shacore Edwards, SGIrvington (NJ)6-4/185
Nick Emery, PG/SGLone Peak (Highland, UT)6-1/165
Tony Farmer, SF/PFGarfield Heights (OH)6-7/200
D.J. Fenner, SG/SFGonzaga (Washington, DC)6-6/205
Alex Foster, PFDe La Salle (Chicago, IL)6-8/200
Conner Frankamp, PGNorth (Wichita, KS)6-1/170
Keith Frazier, SGIrving (TX)6-4/180
Billy Garrett Jr., PGMorgan Park (Chicago, IL)6-4/175	DePaul
Anton Gill, SGRavenscroft (Raleigh, NC)6-2/170
Harold Givens, SFNorthside (Columbus, GA)6-6/180
Aaron Gordon, SF/PFArchbishop Mitty (San Jose, CA)6-7/195
Derrick Griffin, PFTerry (Rosenberg, TX)6-7/205
Shannon Hale, PFScience Hill (Johnson City, TN)6-8/200	Alabama
Isaac Hamilton, SGCrenshaw (Los Angeles, CA)6-4/160
Thomas Hamilton, CWhitney Young (Chicago, IL)6-10/250
Andrew Harrison, PGFort Bend Travis (Richmond, TX)6-5/205
Aaron Harrison, SGFort Bend Travis (Richmond, TX)6-5/205
Collin Hartman, SFIndianapolis Cathedral (Indianapolis, IN)6-6/200	Indiana
Nigel Hayes, PFWhitmer (Toledo, OH)6-7/210
Darryl Hicks, SGTrinity (Louisville, KY)6-4/195
Dontel Highsmith, PGDowagiac (MI)6-1/160
Kasey Hill, PGMontverde Academy (Montverde, FL)6-0/175
Jaron Hopkins, PG/SGBasha (Chandler, AZ)6-3/170
Kuran Iverson, PFNorthwest Catholic (West Hartford, CT)6-8/200
Rondae Jefferson, SG/SFChester (PA)6-5/190
Kris Jenkins, PFGonzaga (Washington, DC)6-6/245
Robert Johnson, PG/SGBird (Chesterfield, VA)6-2/175
Peter Jok, SFValley (West Des Moines, IA)6-5/180
Torren Jones, PF/SFBasha (Chandler, AZ)6-8/210
Matt Jones, SGDeSoto (De Soto, TX)6-4/180
Maurice Kirby, PF/CPoston Butte (San Tan Valley, AZ)6-8/215	Arizona State
Bronson Koenig, PGAquinas (La Crosse, WI)6-2/175
Milos Kostic, PF/CBishop Noll (Hammond, IN)6-8/215	Northwestern
Isaiah Lewis, PG/SGChrist the King (Middle Village, NY)6-3/170
Marc Loving, SF/PFSt. John's Jesuit (Toledo, OH)6-7/200	Ohio State
Greg McClinton, SFWinston-Salem Prep (Winston-Salem, NC)6-6/180
Kennedy Meeks, CWest Charlotte (Charlotte, NC)6-8/260
Cheikh Ndiaye, CArmy-Navy (Carlsbad, CA)7-0/215
Jalen Norman, SFNixa (MO)6-5/185
Kendrick Nunn, PGSimeon (Chicago, IL)6-2/165
Chinonso Obokoh, C/PFBishop Kearney (Rochester, NY)6-9/210
Semi Ojeleye, SFOttawa (KS)6-6/205
Goodluck Okonoboh, PFTilton School (Tilton, NH)6-7/200
Jabari Parker, SFSimeon (Chicago, IL)6-7/210
Juwan Parker, SG/SFWashington [Booker T.] (Tulsa, OK)6-4/185
Solomon Poole, SGParker (Jacksonville, FL)6-0/180
Malik Price-Martin, PFMonsignor Pace (Miami, FL)6-8/195
Roschon Prince, SFPoly (Long Beach, CA)6-5/195
Julius Randle, PFPrestonwood Christian (Plano, TX)6-8/215
Brandon Randolph, PG/SGSt. Bernard (Playa del Rey, CA)6-3/170
Schuyler Rimmer, PF/CBoone (Orlando, FL)6-8/220
Desmond Ringer, C/PFEagle's Landing (McDonough, GA)6-8/230
Tyree Robinson, PGLincoln (San Diego, CA)6-4/200
Tyrell Robinson, SG/SFLincoln (San Diego, CA)6-4/205
Brenton Scott, PG/SGNorthrop (Fort Wayne, IN)6-0/170
Bryson Scott, PG/SGNorthrop (Fort Wayne, IN)6-0/175	Purdue
Tahj Shamsid-Deen, PGColumbia (Decatur, GA)5-10/150
Jaaron Simmons, PGArchbishop Alter (Kettering, OH)6-0/165
Jaren Sina, PGGill St. Bernard's (Gladstone, NJ)6-1/175	Alabama
Basil Smotherman, SF/SGHeritage Christian (Indianapolis, IN)6-5/180
Jordan Swopshire, SFFort Zumwalt South (St. Peters, MO)6-5/175
Jacquil Taylor, PF/CCambridge (Weston, MA)6-8/185
Jimmie Taylor, PF/CGreensboro (AL)6-9/210
Jahmel Taylor, PG/SGSierra Canyon (Chatsworth, CA)6-0/160
Chris Thomas, PGWestwind Prep Academy (Phoenix, AZ)6-5/190
Geno Thorpe, SGShaler Area (Pittsburgh, PA)6-3/180
Charles Tucker Jr., PGEastern (Lansing, MI)5-11/165
Noah Vonleh, PFHaverhill (MA)6-7/190
Ishmail Wainright, SFRaytown South (Raytown, MO)6-6/215
Chris Walker, PF/CHolmes County (Bonifay, FL)6-9/195
Jordan Washington, PFPathways College Prep (Queens, NY)6-7/225
Jonathan Williams, PFSouthwind (Memphis, TN)6-9/200
Troy Williams, SFPhoebus (Hampton, VA)6-6/180
Nigel Williams-Goss, PGFindlay Prep (Henderson, NV)6-3/180
Kyle Wilson, SF/PFDunbar (Fort Worth, TX)6-7/210	Baylor
James Young, SG/SFTroy (MI)6-5/185