Height: 6-3 · Weight: 193 · Position: Wing Guard · St. Mary High School
· Phoenix, AZ · Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona · College: Arizona

Jerryd Bayless emerged as an elite level prospect at 14 years old as he was nicknamed "The Chosen One." At 15 years old, he was already being talked about as perhaps the best basketball player ever from the state of Arizona. At 16 years old, he had just about every school in the country vying for his commitment. Bayless is a premier athlete and talent that can score from the perimeter as well as any player in the class of 2007. He is always able to create a shot with his high elevating pull up jumper and is particularly dangerous coming off the high ball screen where he is a threat to score off the dribble from 23-feet and in. Bayless repeatedly breaks his man down and finds weaknesses in the defense that allows him to distribute the ball where it needs to be. Bayless won the Arizona Republic's Big School Player of the Year honors after averaging 37.8 points per game last season. He will attend the University of Arizona in the fall and follow in the footsteps of other Arizona born greats Mike Bibby and Richard Jefferson.

Height: 6-5 · Weight: 195 · Position: Wing Guard · Lake Howell High School
· Winter Park, FL · Hometown: Winter Park, FL · College: Florida

He's the perfect thinking man's guard in that he has great feel, plays unselfishly and doesn't have to dominate the ball to make others better. He runs a team like an NBA veteran. He is an exceptional passer, always putting the ball in the right place for easy baskets, and often sending passes to where his teammates should be on the floor, in a sense coaching them with each pass. Calathes has a great shooting stroke and can hit consistently from three. He is very shifty and can get into the paint when he needs to. He plays a very composed game and visibly pushes himself more when he makes mistakes. He was named Mr. Basketball of Florida as a junior as he averaged 26.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.2 steals for a 26-5 final four team. He is also the Orlando Sentinel’s Player of the Year for the past two seasons. This past season Calathes led Lake Howell to the state championship. He will join fellow Jordan All-American Chandler Parsons at the University of Florida next season.

Height: 6-0 · Weight: 175 · Position: Point Guard · St. Patrick’s High School
· Elizabeth, NJ · Hometown: Bronx, NY · College: Villanova

Corey Fisher has been a staple in the New York City area for the past few years. His talent level is well known and it's why Villanova offered him a scholarship. Fisher is a solid built bullet of a point guard.  He combines excellent quickness off the dribble with the ability to get into the lane and finish in traffic.  He’s an outstanding leaper who can play above the rim but his real strength on offense is his ability to make perimeter shots. He has led St. Patrick’s to the USA Today No. 2 national ranking with a 30-2 record. Fisher led St. Patrick’s to the Non-Public B state title and Tournament of Champions title.

Height: 6-4 · Weight: 185 · Position: Wing Guard · DeMatha Catholic High School
· Hyattsville, MD · Hometown: Washington, D.C · College: Georgetown

Nicknamed “A Free” Austin Freeman has deceptive explosiveness, a pure shooting stroke and point guard handles. He is a strong wing player that is capable of doing a lot of things on the court. Freeman can score in bunches, has tons of composure and his body gets him places inside. He has outstanding talent and is a big time producer, even with his left hand. He also has a patented hop back three-pointer that is unstoppable. As good as Freeman is offensively, he distributes the ball just as well. He has excellent body control and enjoys shooting the mid-range pull up jumper. Freeman led DeMatha to a 28-6 record this season, a No. 1 ranking in the Washington Post and a WCAC title. He will attend Georgetown University in the fall with fellow Jordan All-American Chris Wright.

Height: 6-9 · Weight: 217 · Position: Power Forward · Towson Catholic High School
· Towson, MD · Hometown: Baltimore, MD · College: Syracuse

The versatile 6-foot-10 baller not only plays like Carmelo Anthony, but his past, present and future all read like pages right out of Carmelo's playbook. Greene is an especially long and talented wing who can score in bunches. He hits long three pointers casually and seems to have the confidence of a legend. Greene has the offensive ability to take over games and calls for the ball on the court when he’s feeling it. He can defend the power forward position, can block shots and is an excellent rebounder with the ability to dominate the glass. Greene plays very relaxed, and loves to make big plays on both offense and defense. He was a man among boys at the 2006 Nike All-America Camp where he made everyone else on the court look completely out of place. As a junior he was named to the Baltimore Sun All-Metro First Team as he averaged 23 points, 12 rebounds and four blocked shots per game. This year he led Towson Catholic to a 26-4 record and a No. 1 ranking in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. He finished his career with over 2,200 points. Greene is headed to Syracuse University in the fall.

Height: 6-9 · Weight: 230 · Position: Center · Oklahoma Christian School
· Edmond, OK · Hometown: Oklahoma City, OK · College: Oklahoma

Blake Griffin is arguably the most physical player in the class of 2007. He is an outstanding athlete and a monster on the boards and around the rim. Griffin has grown into his aggressiveness over the years as his team has relied on him more and more. He has an almost mindless killer instinct and intensity level, giving 110% every time he steps foot on the court. He has a soft touch in the paint and a surprisingly high comfort level with the ball on the perimeter for such a physical player. He has the ability to run the point at the end of games when his team is being pressured. As a junior, Griffin averaged 21 points, 14 rebounds and five assists per game. This year he led his Oklahoma Christian team to their fourth consecutive state championship. A coach's son, Griffin definitely has the mental game and winning attitude it takes to become a great player. He will follow in the footsteps of his older brother when he attends the University of Oklahoma next season.

Height: 6-4 · Weight: 204 · Position: Wing Guard · North Central High School
· Indianapolis, IN · Hometown: Indianapolis, IN · College: Indiana

Powerfully built but also highly skilled, Gordon is a true combo guard with a refined all around game. He can shoot from deep either off the catch or the dribble, attack the basket from any direction and can score in the mid-range. He also has a dangerous post up game and can distribute the ball as well as he scores. Defensively he has the quickness and strength to guard any perimeter player and always shows excellent desire and intensity. Along with O.J. Mayo, he is as complete a guard prospect as there is on the class of 2007. He is ranked among the top five high school basketball players in the nation and has been called “the most complete offensive high school arsenal since Kobe Bryant”. In a game earlier this year on ESPN2, Gordon showed the country what they can expect when he attends Indiana next year as he poured in 43 points.

Height: 6-7 · Weight: 220 · Position: Power Forward · Aldine High School
· Houston, TX · Hometown: Houston, TX · College: Texas

Gary Johnson is a power player who does almost all his damage at the basket as he attacks the rim and draws a large number of fouls. Johnson plays with a big time motor and is relentless on the glass. He opens up so many outside shots for his teammates because he draws double and triple teams down low. Johnson has great bounce off the floor and runs the court extremely well. One of his best attributes is his ability to get the ball off the rim. Johnson came onto the high school scene as a member of the Houston Hoops travel team. He quickly built a name for himself around Houston and on a national level. Johnson helped lead Aldine to a 32-2 record this season while earning First Team All-State honors. In the Academy Invitational earlier this year he recorded 20 points and 20 rebounds in one game. Johnson will join a talented young squad at the University of Texas next fall.

Height: 6-11 · Weight: 225 · Position: Center · Christian Life Center Academy
· Humble, TX · Hometown: Houston, TX · College: Texas A&M

One of the top big men in the class of 2007, DeAndre Jordan has all the tools to be a dominant force at the next level. Jordan is a traditional big man when it comes to playing style. He has great athleticism and loves to run the floor. Jordan’s offensive repertoire is potent from inside the paint. On the defensive side of the ball Jordan is spectacular. He has the ability to alter so many shots in the lane and his rebounding is solid as well. As a junior last year he averaged 16 points, 15 rebounds and seven blocks per game for Episcopal High School in Bellaire, TX. This season he has helped lead Christian Life Center to a 40-8 record. Jordan will join Coach Billy Gillespie and the Texas A&M Aggies next season in College Station next season.

Height: 6-0 · Weight: 165 · Position: Point Guard · Loyola Academy
· Wilmette, IL · Hometown: Wilmette, IL · College: Undecided

Known more up until this point as being the son of possibly the greatest player in NBA history, Jeffrey Jordan has developed his own distinction in the hoops world. A physically strong combo guard, Jordan has a very quick first step going right although he is left handed. He finishes well with either hand but prides himself on distributing the ball. Jordan is a pass first shoot second guard that is known for getting his teammates involved and making good decisions on the court. He is noted as being a fundamentally sound player, with an all-around game and solid mid-range jump shot. He also finishes well in traffic and is said to have inherited his father's vertical leap. Jordan has not officially announced where he will be attending next fall but has interest from numerous Division I schools.

Height: 7-0 · Weight: 252 · Position: Center · Glen Oak High School
· Canton, OH · Hometown: Canton, OH · College: Ohio State

With a NBA center's body, Kosta Koufos has outstanding skills with and without the ball. He can shoot it from behind the arc, pass it out of the double team or feed from the high post and catch the difficult passes. He is also comfortable putting the ball on the floor and he can take the ball off the dribble very effectively against big men. He is an outstanding free throw shooter and has a nice mid-range jumper. For a big man he has great hands and a soft touch around the basket. Koufos is a tough kid who will take on any and all competitors. He was rated as the top big man at the 2005 Hoop Jamboree and is easily the top seven-footer in high school basketball. He was measured with a 9’0” standing reach and a 7’4” wingspan. Next season Koufos will take his 4.0 GPA and join the Ohio State University Buckeyes.

Height: 5-10 · Weight: 160 · Position: Point Guard · Bellaire High School
· Houston, TX · Hometown: Bellaire, TX · College: Undecided

Jai Lucas brings to the court a feel for the game well beyond his years. A good shooter from beyond the arc, Lucas specializes in scoring with floaters and runners in the mid-range. Adept at pushing the tempo and playing fast with the ball he comes from a rich family history of point guards; father was an NBA All-Star and a Maryland Terp, brother was an All-American at Oklahoma State and is in second season with the Houston Rockets. As a junior Lucas averaged 23 points and six assists per game. His college destination is yet to be announced but he has scholarship offers from Maryland, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Kentucky.

Height: 6-0 · Weight: 165 · Position: Point Guard · St. Mary’s Prep
· Orchard Lake, MI · Hometown: Orchard Lake, MI · College: Michigan State

One of the top point guard prospects in the class of 2007, Kalin Lucas will be heading to Michigan State next season to follow in the footsteps of other great guards in Mateen Cleaves and Eric Snow. Lucas has a very high basketball IQ and will fit in quite well on the next level. He is a team player and will do whatever his team needs to win. He has the ability to create his own shot when needed and loves to run the show. He is best when in transition and he gave dish it off to his teammates. This past season he led St. Mary’s Prep to a 22-3 record as they won a Catholic League title and District title before falling in the Regional final. Lucas was named to the Class A All-State First Team along with Michigan native and future teammate Durrell Summers.

* *selected to play, but unable to participate

Height: 6-5 · Weight: 215 · Position: Point Guard · Huntington High School
· Huntington, WV · Hometown: Huntington, WV · College: USC

A combo guard with the total package, Mayo has a physical and imposing presence on the court that resembles Chauncey Billups. Adept at creating space for his jumper and hitting difficult floaters in the mid-range, Mayo is very difficult to defend. He is capable of guarding multiple positions and is able to ignite the fast break with his impressive defensive rebounding. Versatility is the key to his game and on offense he has a smooth jumper that he hits well from outside the arc but he is also capable of putting the ball on floor and hitting from the mid-range. In 2006, Mayo was selected as Mr. Basketball in Ohio for the second consecutive season, in addition to being named Associated Press Division III Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. As a junior he averaged nearly 38 points, eight rebounds and eight assists per game. He led his team to consecutive Ohio State Championships before transferring to Huntington High School for his senior season. This past season Mayo and teammate Patrick Patterson led Huntington to their third consecutive state championship.

Height: 6-8 · Weight: 190 · Position: Wing Forward · Lake Howell High School
· Winter Park, FL · Hometown: Winter Park, FL · College: Florida

After a red hot summer on the AAU circuit and a brilliant showing at the Nike All-America Camp Chandler Parsons was one of the nation's hottest prospects coming into this season. Parsons has the ability to score big both inside and outside. He can put the ball on the floor to take it to the rack or create space for his jump shot off the dribble. He also showed that he is an above-average defender and a solid rebounder. A sharp shooter with length, Parsons can also handle the rock against pressure and he passes efficiently well. He helped lead Lake Howell to four consecutive state final four appearances and a state championship this past season. Parsons joins fellow Lake Howell teammate Nick Calathes as a Jordan All-American and both will attend the University of Florida next year.

Height: 6-8 · Weight: 228 · Position: Power Forward · Huntington High School
· Huntington, WV · Hometown: Huntington, WV · College: Undecided

A top-notch athlete with endless energy, Patrick Patterson competes from baseline to baseline and leaves everything on the court. Offensively, he is best when shooting the mid-range jumper but he can also score out of the low post on a consistent basis. Patterson’s pogo stick leaping ability and 7’1 wingspan make him a force when it comes to rebounding on both the offensive and defensive end of the ball. Defensively, he can guard almost any position as he moves his feet well laterally. His leaping ability also helps account for numerous blocked shots a game. Patterson is a very strong, well built power forward ready for the college level. One of his strengths include passing out of the post and especially out of double teams. He was the West Virginia State Player of the Year as a junior and this past season teamed with fellow Jordan All-American O.J. Mayo to lead Huntington to their third consecutive state title and a 25-2 record. Patterson is undecided on his college choice for next season.

Height: 6-5 · Weight: 205 · Position: Small Forward · St. Patrick’s High School
· Elizabeth, NJ · Hometown: Columbus, NJ · College: Memphis

Jeff Robinson is one of the most athletic forwards in the class of 2007. His athletic ability and potential are off the charts. He runs the floor exceptionally well and loves to finish with a big-time dunk that normally brings the crowd to their feet. Playing alongside fellow Jordan All-American Corey Fisher at St. Patrick’s High School this season Robinson had numerous opportunities to showcase that athleticism. Robinson can also stroke the three-point shot with consistency and is a solid rebounder and defender. Robinson helped lead St. Patrick’s to a 30-2 record this season as they won there second consecutive Tournament of Champions title. Next season Robinson will join the University of Memphis Tigers and Coach John Calipari.

Height: 6-3 · Weight: 194 · Position: Point Guard · Simeon High School
· Chicago, IL · Hometown: Chicago, IL · College: Memphis

"Pooh" as he is called is a true floor general who shows a solid understanding of the game. Rose's speed is what gives him an edge on most players. He is a strong kid with an unselfish attitude who works hard on his game. Rose's ability to create scoring opportunities, his willingness to share the ball and his capability of taking over a game with his scoring during crunch time makes it clear that the top priority for Rose is winning. Skill wise, he has lightning speed and power with the ball, he gets into the lane with ease and he is a solid rebounder. Rose plays with a high level of intensity but remains level-headed. He staked his case for National Player of the Year honors finishing with 28 points, nine assists and eight rebounds in a shocking upset of defending national champion and USA Today No. 1 Oak Hill Academy (Va.) in January of this year. Rose will take his winning attitude to the University of Memphis next season.

Height: 6-8 · Weight: 210 · Position: Wing Forward · South Medford High School
· Medford, OR · Hometown: Medford, OR · College: Duke

Perhaps the most complete player in the class of 2007 as a true three position player, Singler shoots the three with a feathery touch and can also score on the block and off the dribble. Singler passes and rebounds at a high level along with his solid defensive skills that allow him to defend a guard as well as a post player. Already a legitimate small forward, Singler can make all the plays. He is active around the basket, can lead the fast break and can even run the point guard position in a pinch. With a great feel for the game, he only needs to gain strength and continue his natural progression to maintain his status as an elite prospect. This season he led South Medford to a 27-3 record on their way to the state championshp. Singler will attend Duke University in the fall.

Height: 6-6 · Weight: 195 · Position: Wing Forward · Covenant High School
· Redford, MI · Hometown: Dearboro, MI · College: Michigan St.

A shifty athlete with great explosiveness Summers is a threat to score in a number of ways. He shoots with range, pulls up well off the dribble and can dunk with authority in traffic. Summers has incredible leaping ability as he can hang in the air and take contact very well. He is capable of highlight reel dunks and can also hit the three-point shot consistently. With his body still developing, Summers will only get stronger on the defensive end of the ball. With a 6’9” wingspan, his thin body is helped considerably on defense at this level of play by his length. Next season Summers will attend Michigan State.

Height: 6-1 · Weight: 190 · Position: Point Guard · St. John’s College Prep
· Washington, DC · Hometown: Washington DC · College: Georgetown

Chris Wright has the entire package; perimeter stroke, toughness, versatility, academics, and compactly built. Wright plays low to the ground with the ball with his greatest strength being is ability to score. He uses his quickness and strength on the defensive side of the ball to amount numerous steals. Wright is a strong defender who is able to keep his man out of the lane and can apply a nasty full-court press. Wright is an excellent teammate who goes about his business and loves to play the game. His range is deep and he's confident with both his outside and mid-range jumper. For all his physical attributes, what really gives Wright his edge is his mental toughness. This season he has led St. John’s to a 26-8 record and a No. 4 ranking in the Washington DC Metropolitan area.

Height: 6-7 · Weight: 202 · Position: Wing Forward · Trotwood-Madison High School
· Trotwood, OH · Hometown: Trotwood, OH · College: Dayton

One of the most athletic players in the class of 2007 with the nickname Flyght, Chris Wright is dangerous in more ways than one. He plays above the rim and loves to get out and run. Wright is also just as comfortable handling the ball on the perimeter and pulling up for 14-footers as he is with banging on the inside while looking for put-back flushes. Wright won a state championship as a junior as he was named Mr. Basketball in the state of Ohio as he averaged 17.5 points and 11.2 rebounds per contest. One of the hardest working players in the country, Wright will stay close to home and attend the University of Dayton.