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And Here's a Few More (one New Yorker, too)... by dillon77

...to join Destiny Adams and Olivia Miles in the Class of 2021. Just go over the Hudson River and Guard Sonia Citron is having a stellar career for The Ursuline Academy. Citron is playing with Miles on the U16 USA National Team this summer.

And in 2022, drive back down the Garden State Parkway to take a look at 6'3" wing Justine Pissott, to plays for Jersey Shore Power Red Bank Catholic High School. Remember, she was only a freshman last year, and still average in double figures for RBC, which plays in perhaps the boughest conference in New Jersey. I think of her developing more outside-in, that is her game initially was based on her sweet jump shot. But shes' developing more inside, both defensively and offesnively. Keep an eye on her.

And the other 2022 Jersey girl I've been following is 5'11" guard Kiley Capstraw of West Orange High School, who -- as a freshman guard -- helped lead her high school to a first-ever Essex County championship, playing alongside Penn State commit Mya Bembry. Very good athlete who also led her soccer team to a first-ever soccer championship (once again, alongside Bembry).
As a basketball player, I really like her court IQ -- particularly for someone so young -- and she can stick the jump shot on a consistent basis. I see her play both soccer and hoops, so I'll furnish reports.