Jabari Parker still No. 1 in Class of 2013 Top 100

Even without recently re-classified big man Nerlens Noel, high school basketball's Class of 2013 features some serious star power at the top.

The quintet of Jabari Parker, Aaron Gordon, Julius Randle and twins Andrew and Aaron Harrison are the focus of much of the attention. There's more here than just great basketball bodies and loads of potential, however. Each of them is delivering in a big way now and in the midst of legendary high school careers.

Parker, a 6-foot-8 small forward, has led Simeon (Chicago) to Class 4A state titles in all three seasons with the program. The Wolverines went 33-1 this winter and finished No. 4 in MaxPreps.com's Xcellent 25 national rankings. He posted 19.5 points, 8.9 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game.

Gordon battled mononucleosis through much of his junior campaign but still managed to put up 22.4 points and 12.6 rebounds per game. The 6-8 forward helped Archbishop Mitty (San Jose) capture back-to-back state titles in California and compile a record of 64-5 during the two-year span.

The Harrisons led Fort Bend Travis (Richmond) to a 36-4 record in 2011-12 and an appearance in the Texas Class 5A state championship game. The Houston-area standouts have indicated they will continue their basketball careers together at the next level. Andrew is a point guard that can completely take over when called upon. Aaron has developed a reputation as a major scorer, leading the Tigers in that category this season at over 18 points per game and 44 in the state playoff opener.

Randle is an impressive combination of size (6-9, 240), athleticism and aggression at the power forward spot. He is coming off a state championship season at Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas) and led the Lions to the tourney title while collecting MVP honors at the City of Palms Classic in December – an event widely regarded as the nation's top in-season event and talent showcase.

Class of 2013 Top 100

Rank	Name	Stars	College
1	Jabari Parker, SFSimeon (Chicago, IL)6-8/215
2	Aaron Gordon, SF/PFArchbishop Mitty (San Jose, CA)6-8/210
3	Andrew Harrison, PGFort Bend Travis (Richmond, TX)6-5/205
4	Julius Randle, PFPrestonwood Christian (Plano, TX)6-9/240
5	Aaron Harrison, SGFort Bend Travis (Richmond, TX)6-5/210
6	Chris Walker, PFHolmes County (Bonifay, FL)6-9/215
7	Nick King, SFMemphis East (Memphis, TN)6-7/210
8	Isaiah Hicks, PF/CWebb (Oxford, NC)6-8/200		North Carolina
9	Anthony Barber, PGHampton (VA)6-2/165
10	James Young, SG/SFTroy (MI)6-6/190
11	Matt Jones, SGDeSoto (De Soto, TX)6-4/180		Duke
12	Jabari Bird, SG/SFSalesian (Richmond, CA)6-5/190
13	Keith Frazier, SGKimball (Dallas, TX)6-5/185
14	Isaac Hamilton, PG/SGSt. John Bosco (Bellflower, CA)6-5/170
15	Allerik Freeman, SGOlympic (Charlotte, NC)6-3/200
16	Kasey Hill, PGMontverde Academy (Montverde, FL)6-1/170		Florida
17	Troy Williams, SFPhoebus (Hampton, VA)6-7/190
18	Marc Loving, SF/PFSt. John's Jesuit (Toledo, OH)6-8/200		Ohio State
19	Rondae Jefferson, SF/PGChester (PA)6-6/195
20	Nate Britt, PGGonzaga (Washington, DC)6-1/170		North Carolina
21	Tyler Ennis, PGSt. Benedict's Prep (Newark, NJ)6-2/180
22	Brannen Greene, SFPersons (Forsyth, GA)6-7/200		Kansas
23	Dominic Woodson, CVermont Academy (Saxtons River, VT)6-9/255
24	Solomon Poole, SGParker (Jacksonville, FL)6-1/180
25	Malcolm Hill, SGEast (Belleville, IL)6-5/195		Illinois
26	BeeJay Anya, CDeMatha (Hyattsville, MD)6-7/260
27	Kennedy Meeks, CWest Charlotte (Charlotte, NC)6-8/265
28	Jordan Mickey, SFGrace Prep (Arlington, TX)6-7/215
29	Anton Gill, SGRavenscroft (Raleigh, NC)6-3/185		Louisville
30	Derek Willis, SF/PFBullitt East (Mt. Washington, KY)6-9/210		Kentucky
31	Ishmail Wainright, SFMontrose Christian (Rockville, MD)6-6/220
32	Roschon Prince, SFPoly (Long Beach, CA)6-6/215
33	Johnathan Williams III, PFSouthwind (Memphis, TN)6-8/210
34	Nigel Williams-Goss, PGFindlay Prep (Henderson, NV)6-3/180
35	Billy Garrett Jr., PG/SGMorgan Park (Chicago, IL)6-5/190		DePaul
36	Sindarius Thornwell, SG/SFLancaster (SC)6-5/190
37	Austin Colbert, PF/SFHotchkiss (Lakeville, CT)6-9/200
38	Bryson Scott, SG/PGNorthrop (Fort Wayne, IN)6-1/175		Purdue
39	Semi Ojeleye, SFOttawa (KS)6-7/215
40	Jarrell Martin, SFMadison Prep Academy (Baton Rouge, LA)6-8/205
41	Kuran Iverson, SF/PFNorthwest Catholic (West Hartford, CT)6-8/200
42	Demetrius Jackson, PGMarian (Mishawaka, IN)6-1/180
43	Aquille Carr, PGPatterson (Baltimore, MD)5-6/150		Seton Hall
44	Greg McClinton, SF/SGWinston-Salem Prep (Winston-Salem, NC)6-6/185
45	Shannon Hale, PFChrist School (Arden, NC)6-8/205		Alabama
46	Deonte Burton, SFVincent (Milwaukee, WI)6-5/230		Marquette
47	Jaren Sina, PGGill St. Bernard's (Gladstone, NJ)6-2/175
48	Nigel Hayes, PFWhitmer (Toledo, OH)6-7/210
49	Tyree Robinson, PG/SGLincoln (San Diego, CA)6-4/195
50	Stephen Clark, PG/SGDouglass (Oklahoma City, OK)5-9/170
51	Zak Irvin, GHamilton Southeastern (Fishers, IN)6-7/180		Michigan
52	Nick Emery, SGLone Peak (Highland, UT)6-1/175		Brigham Young
53	Kendrick Nunn, SG/PGSimeon (Chicago, IL)6-2/170
54	Conner Frankamp, PGNorth (Wichita, KS)6-1/160		Kansas
55	Tony Farmer, SF/PFGarfield Heights (OH)6-7/220
56	Derrick Walton Jr., PG/SGChandler Park Academy (Harper Woods, MI)6-0/170		Michigan
57	Davon Reed, SG/SFPrinceton Day (Princeton, NJ)6-5/185
58	Zach LaVine, PG/SGBothell (WA)6-2/155
59	Thomas Hamilton, CWhitney Young (Chicago, IL)6-9/255
60	Malik Price-Martin, PFMonsignor Pace (Miami, FL)6-8/190
61	Zena Edosomwan, C/PFHarvard-Westlake (North Hollywood, CA)6-8/240		Harvard
62	E.C. Matthews, PGRomulus (MI)6-4/180
63	Kris Jenkins, SF/PFGonzaga (Washington, DC)6-6/240
64	JaJuan Johnson, SG/SFSouthwind (Memphis, TN)6-5/185
65	Paul Watson, SFParadise Valley (Phoenix, AZ)6-6/185
66	Jermaine Lawrence, PFPope John XXIII (Sparta, NJ)6-8/210
67	Torren Jones, PFBasha (Chandler, AZ)6-8/210
68	Stephen Domingo, SFSt. Ignatius (San Francisco, CA)6-6/185
69	Akoy Agau, PF/COmaha Central (Omaha, NE)6-9/235
70	Jimmie Taylor, C/PFGreensboro (AL)6-9/215
71	Monte Morris, PGBeecher (Flint, MI)6-3/165
72	Stanford Robinson, SG/SFPaul VI (Fairfax, VA)6-3/185
73	Jordan Woodard, PG/SGEdmond Memorial (Edmond, OK)6-0/175
74	Jaylen Brantley, PG/SGWilbraham & Monson Academy (Wilbraham, MA)5-10/160
75	Sterling Brown, SG/SFProviso East (Maywood, IL)6-4/205
76	Juwan Parker, SGWashington [Booker T.] (Tulsa, OK)6-4/185
77	Jairus Lyles, PG/SGDeMatha (Hyattsville, MD)6-1/170
78	Mark Donnal, PFAnthony Wayne (Whitehouse, OH)6-8/225		Michigan
79	Karviar Shepherd, C/PFGrace Prep (Arlington, TX)6-9/215
80	Rysheed Jordan, PGVaux (Philadelphia, PA)6-2/175
81	V.J. Beachem, SFNew Haven (IN)6-6/180		Notre Dame
82	Bobby Portis, PFHall (Little Rock, AR)6-9/225		Arkansas
83	Bronson Koenig, PGAquinas (La Crosse, WI)6-2/175		Wisconsin
84	Jordan Washington, PF/CPathways College Prep (Queens, NY)6-7/245
85	Xavier Rathan-Mayes, SGHuntington Prep (Huntington, WV)6-3/195
86	Nolan Berry, FDeSmet Jesuit (St. Louis, MO)6-8/200		Butler
87	Reggie Cameron, SFHudson Catholic (Jersey City, NJ)6-7/215
88	Chinonso Obokoh, C/PFBishop Kearney (Rochester, NY)6-9/210
89	Devin Williams, PF/CWithrow (Cincinnati, OH)6-8/220
90	Michael Young, PFHudson Catholic (Jersey City, NJ)6-9/225
91	Darryl Hicks, SGTrinity (Louisville, KY)6-4/185
92	Junior Etou, PFArlington Country Day (Jacksonville, FL)6-8/225
93	Jordan Bell, PF/SFLong Beach Poly (Long Beach, CA)6-8/200
94	Moses Kingsley, CNew Albany (MS)6-9/215
95	Elijah Brown, SGMater Dei (Santa Ana, CA)6-3/180
96	Kyle Washington, PF/CHotchkiss (Lakeville, CT)6-9/190
97	Tyler Roberson, SFRoselle Catholic (Roselle, NJ)6-7/195
98	Geno Thorpe, PG/SGShaler Area (Pittsburgh, PA)6-2/175		Penn State
99	Leyton Hammonds, SFRichland (North Richland Hills, TX)6-7/200
100	Tahj Shamsid-Deen, PGColumbia (Decatur, GA)5-10/150

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