Plainfield vs Steinart

A Fanatic Summation of the Plainfield vs. Steinart Game

The Cardinal Fanatic will put on his analytical beak and look at every statistical category!

Plainfield bounced back from their lost to Roselle Catholic by defeating Steinart of Hamilton.  Plainfield controlled every statistical category.

Free Throw Shooting – Plainfield +6

Plainfield scored 9 points from the free bee-line while Steinart scored 3.

3-point Shooting – Plainfield +12

Plainfield connected on 6 three pointers compared to Steinart’s 2.

Points in the Paint – Plainfield +20

This was a decisive statistical advantage for Plainfield.  Plainfield connected on 18 field goals below the arc/in the paint compared to 8 by Steinart.  Steinart’s Nick Labelle connected on a game high tying 4 conversions consisting of 50% of Steinart’s points in the paint.

Block Shots – Plainfield +5

Plainfield rejected 7 shot attempts while Steinart rejected 2 shot attempts.

Assists – Plainfield +5

Plainfield dished out 9 assists compared to Steinart’s 4.  Steinart’s Shane Plunkett dished out a game high 3 assists

Rebounds – Plainfield +22

This was another decisive statistical category for Plainfield as they were able to double up their opponent in rebounds.  Plainfield grabbed 44 rebounds while Steinart grabbed 22 rebounds.  Denzel Christian had a game high 13 rebounds. 

Steals – Plainfield +8

Plainfield picked up 13 steals compared to the Steinart 5. 

Turnovers – Plainfield +9

Plainfield took better care of the ball by committing a season low 9 turnovers compared to the Steinart’s 18.

 

The Cardinal Fanatic Efficiency Players of the game

 

1)      Plainfield – Sophomore Ahmad Baker 6’8” – {ER-16}

Baker was 50% from floor and 75% from the free throw line to score a game high tying 11 points (Plainfield’s Jerome Allen-Jordan also with 11 points).  Baker also grabbed 4 boards, picked up a steal, dropped off a team high 2 assists (Jordan Sears also with 2 assists) and rejected a game high 3 shot attempts.  Ahmad was efficient with the ball, as he did not commit any turnovers for the entire game.

2)      Plainfield – Senior Jerome Allen-Jordan 5’11” – {ER-14}

Jerome played only 8 minutes but made the most of it.  Jerome shot perfect from the field which included a 3 for 3 from beyond the arc to score a game high tying 11 points.  Rome also grabbed a rebound and picked up 2 steals and did not commit a turnover.

3)      Plainfield – Senior Wade Brown 6’0” – {ER-13}

Wade was perfect from the field and perfect from the free-throw line.  WB doesn’t only fill up your office supply cabinet but Wade Brown can fill up every statistical category.  Brown grabbed 3 rebounds, picked up a game high 5 steals, dropped off an assist and rejected 1 shot.  Wade was very efficient with the ball as he committed only 1 turnover for the entire game.

4)      Plainfield – Senior Shaquille Vernon 6’4” – {ER-13}

One of the Cardinal-Fanatic favorites, the athletic Vernon suffered a serious injury early last year.  In his first game in nearly a year, Shaq responded with a 3 of 3 shooting from the field, grabbed 5 rebounds and picked up a steal.  Vernon only committed 1 turnover.

5)      Plainfield – Senior Denzel Johnson 6’1” – {ER-10}

Johnson shot 57% from below the arc and was perfect from the foul line.  Johnson also grabbed 4 boards, picked up a steal and dished out an assist.  Johnson was efficient with the ball from his guard position by committing only 1 turnover for the entire game.    

 

The efficiency rating is base on points scored, shooting accuracy, foul shooting accuracy, rebounds, assists, steals, defensive intensity, and assist – turnover ratio.

Plainfield All-Time 3rd Team

Let the fisticuffs begin.  The following could have been mentioned in the top 10 of all times but there was no more room.  Any of the following players could switch their position on the Plainfield All-Time 3rd Team.

#11 – Sekou Harris – “2012”

 

The only guard out of Plainfield to earn 2 Group State Championships, 3 Sectional Championships, Group Championship MVP, Tournament of Champion MVP and a County Title – 2^nd Team All-State – 1,000+ point scorer – 7^th leading scorer in Plainfield History.

#12 – Lionel McGill – “1976”

The MVP of Plainfield’s first State Championship – One of the best guards ever out of Plainfield.

#13 – Eric Felder – “1984”

MVP of Plainfield’s 2^nd Group Championship – Before Justin Sears there was Squirrel – Eric is one of the best rebounders of all times behind only Justin and Randy Young.  Eric was the Dennis Rodman of the boards in High School basketball.

#14 – Andre Dabney – “2001”

Started the resurrection of Plainfield dominant guard play – The all-time leading scorer ever at Bloomfield College – 1,000+ point scorer in high school – 8^th leading scorer in Plainfield history.

#15 – Jihad Muhammad – “2001”

Played with Dabney – 1,000+ point scorer - Dueled with Randy Foye who is currently in the NBA – By the way they split the head to head match up – Jihad went on to be the starting guard at the University of Cincinnati of the Big East Conference.

Roselle Catholic vs Plainfield Game

A Fanatic Summation of the Roselle Catholic vs. Plainfield Game

 

The Cardinal Fanatic will put on his analytical beak and look at every statistical category!

In this contest Roselle Catholic was dominant.  They may be the best team in the State!!!

3-point Shooting – Roselle Catholic +9

Roselle Catholic connected on 9 three pointers compared to Plainfield’s 6.

Points in the Paint – Roselle Catholic +14

Roselle Catholic connected on 17 field goals below the arc/in the paint compared to 10 by Plainfield.  Denzel Christian led the Cardinals with 4 field goals in the paint.

Block Shots – Roselle Catholic +1

Roselle Catholic rejected 5 shot attempts while Plainfield rejected 4 shot attempts.

Assists – Roselle Catholic +1

Roselle Catholic dished out 8 assists compared to Plainfield’s 7.  Jordan Sears led the Cardinals with 3 assists. 

Rebounds – Roselle Catholic +12

Roselle Catholic grabbed 33 rebounds while Plainfield grabbed 21 rebounds.  Christian Cook led Plainfield with 6 rebounds. 

Steals – Roselle Catholic +4

Roselle Catholic picked up 11 steals compared to the Cardinals 7.  Christian Cook led Plainfield with 4 steals.

Turnovers – Roselle Catholic +10

Roselle Catholic took better care of the ball by committing 13 turnovers compared to the Cardinals 23.

Free Throw Shooting – Roselle Catholic +8

Roselle Catholic scored 11 points from the free bee-line while Plainfield scored 3. 

 

The Cardinal Fanatic Efficiency Players of the game

1)      Roselle Catholic – Sophomore Malachi Richardson 6’7” – {ER-26}

Malachi was 100% from beyond the arc and 100% from the free throw line to score a game high 22 points.  The top 100 player in the nation for his class also grabbed 6 rebounds, dished out a game high 4 assists and rejected 1 shot.

2)      Roselle Catholic – Senior Tyler Roberson 6’10” – {ER-25}

Tyler complemented Richardson by shooting 75% from below the arc to create a powerful 1-2 combination.  Tyler who will be heading to Syracuse University and is considered the 27^th best high school player in the nation scored 20 points, grabbed 8 rebounds, picked up 2 steals, dropped off an assist and rejected 1 shot to have an entry in every statistical category.

3)      Roselle Catholic – Freshman Matt Bullock 6’4” – {ER-23}

Matt is the 3^rd player on Roselle Catholic that is rated in the top 100 of his class nation wide.  Bullock shot 100% from beyond the arc, grabbed a game high 9 rebounds, picked a game high 4 steals, rejected a game high 2 shot attempts and dropped off an assist.  Matt will be terrorizing the hardwood for 3 more years as Matt is only a freshman.

4)      Plainfield – Senior Wade Brown 6’0” – {ER-13}

Wade scored a team high 11 points on 100% shooting below the arc and 43% shooting from beyond the arc.  Wade also grabbed 4 rebounds, picked up a steal and dished out 2 assists.  Wade only committed 1 turnover for the entire game.

5)      Roselle Catholic – Freshman Asanti Gist 5’11” – {ER-13}

Roselle Catholic may have the most talented freshman back court in the nation with Asanti and Matt.  Asanti ran the point as a season veteran.  Gist shot 75% from beyond the arc to help him score 11 points.  Gist also grabbed 3 rebounds, picked up 2 steals and dished out an assist.  Asanti was very efficient with the ball from the point guard position.  Gist committed only 1 turnover for the entire game. 

 
The efficiency rating is base on points scored, shooting accuracy, foul shooting accuracy, rebounds, assists, steals, defensive intensity, and assist – turnover ratio.

Plainfield All-Time 4th Team

All - Time 4th Team

#16 – Anthony Nelson – “2007”

 

1,000+ point scorer, Arguably one of the best dunkers in Plainfield history. Several years after Anthony went on to college, the Cardinal Fanatic was in Irvington attending a girl’s basketball game where a fan from Irvington said, “That kid Anthony still has people talking about that ally-oop baseline dunk that shook the gymnasium”.  One of the best assist distributors in the history of Plainfield basketball - At one point as a freshman at the University of Niagara, Anthony was rated as a top 10-assist leader in the Nation.  6^th leading scorer in Plainfield history.

#17 – Jerrell Thompson – “2007”

A scoring machine, an offensive juggernaut – 1,000+ point scorer – 3^rd leading scorer in Plainfield history.  Went on to earn a Division 1 basketball scholarship.

#18 – Jahmal Lane – “2012”

One of the top defensive guards ever out of Plainfield – The only player to earn 4 Sectional State Championships in the history of Plainfield basketball – No guards has more rejections than Jahmal.

#19 – Rico Parenti – “1952”

The legend – Went on to the University of Seattle where he played with NBA top 50 Player Elgin Baylor – The man that started the mythical history of guard play in Plainfield.  The Plainfield High School Gymnasium was named after him.  The first coach to bring a Basketball State Championship to Plainfield.

#20 – William Johnson – “1980”

The purest shooter in the history of Plainfield Basketball – If a 3-point line existed in his playing days, Johnson would average 30+ a game.  Johnson deep jump shots were a thing of beauty.  The jam-packed gymnasium would rise on every Johnson shot, with all the fans raising their arms as for the signal for a 3-pointer.  Who would know that years later this would be the signal for a 3-point attempt!  BTW – Johnson shots was always all net!

Next up - Plainfield All-Time 3rd Team

A Fanatic Summation of the Plainfield vs. The Patrick School Game

The Cardinal Fanatic will put on his analytical beak and look at every statistical category!

3-point Shooting – Plainfield +9

Plainfield connected on 6 three pointers compared to The Patrick School’s 3.

Points in the Paint – The Patrick School +2

The Patrick School connected on 20 field goals below the arc/in the paint compared to 19 by Plainfield. 

Block Shots – Even

No block party tonight.  No blocks recorded for the entire game.

Assists – Plainfield +6

Plainfield dished out 15 assists compared to The Patrick School’s 9.  Jordan Sears led the Cardinals with 6 assists.  Otis Livingston and Darrian Collins led The Patrick School with 3 assists each.

Rebounds – The Patrick School +1

The Patrick School grabbed 24 rebounds while Plainfield grabbed 23 rebounds. 

At this point, it would seem that the Cardinals held the advantage with a 7-point advantage on points scored from the field.  But the following statistical categories is where the Cardinals loss the game.

Steals – The Patrick School +11

The Patrick School picked up 18 steals compared to the Cardinals 7. 

Turnovers – The Patrick School +6

The Patrick School took better care of the ball by committing 14 turnovers compared to the Cardinals 20.

Free Throw Shooting – The Patrick School +12

Plainfield shot 75% while The Patrick School shot 71% from the free throw line.  But this is where the game was won for The Patrick School.  The Patrick School scored 15 points from the free bee-line while Plainfield scored 3.  Denzel Christian was perfect from the free throw line for Plainfield but The Patrick School’s 12 point advantage in this statistical category was able to help them over come the 7 point deficit from the field.

The Cardinal Fanatic Efficiency Players of the game

1)      Plainfield – Sophomore Jachai Simmons 6’5” – {ER-21}

Jachai makes his debut as the Efficiency Player of the Game.  Jachai scored 14 points on 78% shooting from below the arc.  Jachai also grabbed a game high 8 rebounds, picked up a team high tying 2 steals (Ahmad Baker and Wade Brown also with 2 steals), and dropped off 2 assists.  His thunderous dunk in the lane excited the home crowd.

2)      The Patrick School – Senior DeAndre Bembry 6’6” – {ER-19}

BKA as Dr. J, Mr. Bembry was electrifying around the rim. DeAndre scored a game high tying 19 points on 64% shooting below the arc (Plainfield’s Christian Cook also with 19 points).  Bembry also grabbed 6 rebounds, dished out an assist, and picked up a steal. 

3)      Plainfield – Junior Christian Cook 6’1” – {ER-18}

On any other night Christian would have been Efficiency Player of the Game.  Christian was lights out from the field.  Cook was COOKING!  The red hot Cook shot 83% from below the arc and shot 60% from beyond the arc to drop a game high tying 19 points.  Cook took care of the ball also by only committing 1 turnover for the entire game.

4)      Plainfield – Sophomore Ahmad Baker 6’8” – {ER-15}

Ahmad was perfect from the field, grabbed 6 rebounds, picked up a team high tying 2 steals, and dropped off an assist.  Baker only committed 1 turnover for the entire game.

5)      The Patrick School – Sophomore Kamar McKnight 6’4” – {ER-14}

McKnight was blowing tunes from the field.  Kamar shot 100% from below the arc and shot 75% from the free throw line.  McKnight also grabbed a team high 7 rebounds, picked up 3 steals and dropped an assist. 

6)      The Patrick School – Junior Kymaal Champayne 6’2” – {ER-12}

Kymaal shot 3 for 3 from the free throw line, dropped an assist and grabbed 1 board.  But Kymaal was able to have The Patrick School put the Champayne on ice by picking up a whopping game high 7 steals.

7)      The Patrick School – Senior Isaiah Lewis 6’5” – {ER-10}

Lewis shot 50% from the field, grabbed 4 rebounds and picked up 2 steals. Lewis took very good care of the rock by not committing a single turnover for the entire game.

 

The efficiency rating is base on points scored, shooting accuracy, foul shooting accuracy, rebounds, assists, steals, defensive intensity, and assist – turnover ratio.

Thirst For Knowledge, LLC/Plainfield Alumni Association Top 25 Plainfield Basketball Players Nomination by the Cardinal Fanatic

Thirst for Knowledge, LLC/Plainfield Alumni Association has started the hot topic of the top 25 basketball players of all time out of Plainfield High School.  The list is deep and arguments leading to fisticuffs will probably happen.  The Cardinal Fanatic will interject into this discussion on this argument.  And this is only the Cardinal Fanatic opinion with the final rankings determined by Thirst For Knowledge, LLC/Plainfield Alumni Association.  This will be broken down into era’s first and from there a top 25 will be develop for Thirst for Knowledge, LLC/Plainfield Alumni to digest.

Some will say he does not belong, and some will say others should have been included but the bottom line, Basketball rules in Plainfield….

The first there has to be Jazzy McDaniel’s and Rico Parenti from the pre-70 era.  The Cardinal Fanatic was not around during these guy’s playing days but their resumes are deserving of being in the argument of the greatest.

The 70’s arguably brought on the best basketball talent the City of Plainfield has ever seen.  There are probably players that did not even make the team that should be discussed.  The Cardinal Fanatic knows personally from playing with some of these studs on the black tops in various towns in the area.  There was no AAU, just hard nose ballers during this period.  Interesting enough, many of these ballers are now parents of the resurgence of Plainfield Basketball Players of today. A street baller from the early to mid 70’s once told the Cardinal Fanatic a story. “I moved here from Newark.  We rule basketball in NJ so I knew there would be no contest of me making the team.  But when I enter the gym for the first day of try outs, there was nearly 400 guys there trying to make the team!”

Here are some of the 70’s greatest.

Leon Kearny

Reggie Vitalli

Lionel McGill

Rodney Tucker Sr.

Nokey Johnson

Sam Curry

Henry Forster Jr.

Herb Billups

The 80’s saw a slight decline in the amount of talent but the guy’s that did play could play with anyone.

Kenny Fields

William Johnson

Randy Young

Bernard Blake

Tim Harvey

Eric Felder

Raymond Lee

Robert Vaughn

Del Harrison

Raymond Gregory – transferred to Piscataway Vo-Tech

Ronald Gregory – transferred to Piscataway Vo-Tech

The 90’s were a blur for the Cardinal Fanatic.  Attending to my chiclets was the priority and basketball observance took a hit.  Although arguably one of the best teams that no one knows about came out of this era (class of 1990). The starting 5 of that class all went on to play college ball with 2 of them going division 1.  All were impact players for their collegiate team.   Many of the players in this list were on that team.

Derrick Johnson

Jabar Jones

Mendal Foreman

Chris Jordan

Jason Williams – transferred to St. Joseph of Metuchen during his freshman year

The 21’st century saw a resurgence of talent.  Many of these players brought back the lime light of the 70’s.

Jihad Muhammad

Andre Dabney

Mike Gordon Jr.

Jerrel Thompson

Anthony Nelson

Isaiah Epps

Anthony Baskerville

Tyrone Johnson – transferred to Montrose Christian entering his senior year

Sekou Harris

Jahmal Lane

Dii’Jon Allen-Jordan

Justin Sears

Earl Clark – transferred to Rahway H.S. prior to entering Plainfield High

Derrick Gordon – enrolled at St. Patrick H.S.

Chase Plummer – enrolled at St. Patrick H.S.

 

Lets break it down by positions….

My top Centers

Justin Sears

Randy Young

Reggie Vitelli

Rodney Tucker

Jabar Jones

Tim Harvey

 

My top forwards

Leon Kearny

Herb Billups

Jazzy McDaniels

Eric Felder

Dii’Jon Allen-Jordan

Henry Forster

Raymond Gregory

Ronald Gregory

 

My top guards

Tyrone Johnson

Derrick Johnson

Nokey Johnson

Mike Gordon Jr.

Sekou Harris

Lionel McGill

Jahmal Lane

Raymond Lee

Andre Dabney
Jihad Muhammad

Anthony Nelson

Jerrel Thompson

Jason Williams

 

We will start with the 5^th Team All Plainfield Greatest
 

#21 – Dii’Jon Allen-Jordan “2012”

Only Kenny Fields could create a better hi-light film – 2-time Tournament of Champions Runner Up - 2-time Group State Champion – 3 time Sectional State Champion – Union County Champion

#22 – Rodney Tucker Sr. “1977”

Played against the Star Ledger’s greatest ever player from New Jersey, Kelly Tripuka.  Plainfield won and went on to win their first State Championship.

#23 – Isaiah Epps “2009”

The lefty was one of the best ball handlers in Plainfield history.  One of the greatest assist leaders in Plainfield history of Basketball.  Earned a basketball scholarship to University of Pittsburgh.

#24 – Reggie Vitelli “1976”

The big man of the most talented Plainfield team “1975” as a junior. A member of the 1976 State Championship team.

#25 – Jabar Jones “1991”

The big man of the 90’s – Went on to Rider University and led them to back to back Conference Titles and back to back NCAA Tournament bids.

#25 – Tim Harvey “1982”

At 6’11” Tim was the biggest player in Plainfield basketball history – Earned a basketball scholarship to Georgia Tech and later transferred to the University of Miami.
Next up on this topic - 4th team All-Time Plainfield

West Orange vs Plainfield Game

A Fanatic Summation of the West Orange vs. Plainfield Game


The Cardinal Fanatic will put on his analytical beak and look at every statistical category!

Free Throw Shooting – Plainfield +3
Plainfield shot 61.5% while West Orange shot 38.5% from the free throw line.  Plainfield scored 8 points from the free bee line while West Orange scored 5.  Denzel Johnson led the Cardinals in this category.

3-point Shooting – Even
Both teams made 1 shot beyond the arc.  Plainfield’s sophomore Jachai Simmons and West Orange’s Isaiah Scott were the only players to connect from deep.

Points in the Paint – Plainfield +10
Plainfield connected on 13 field goals below the arc/in the paint compared to 8 by West Orange.  Denzel Christian connected on 12 points below the arc to lead Plainfield

Turnovers – West Orange +7
West Orange took better care of the ball by committing 14 turnovers compared to the Cardinals 21.

Block Shots – Plainfield +11
A key statistical advantage in the game was the protection of the paint.  Plainfield rejected 11 shots compared to West Orange’s 0.  Sophomore Ahmad Baker rejected 8 shots to lead the Cardinals.

Assists – Plainfield +4
Plainfield dished out 6 assists compared to West Oranges 2.  Wade Brown led the Cardinals with 3 assists.

Steals – West Orange +4
West Orange picked up 12 steals compared to the Cardinals 8.  Isaiah Scott led West Orange with 3 steals.

Rebounds – Plainfield +20
This is where the game was won. Plainfield minimize West Orange shooting attempts to one and done.  Plainfield grabbed a whopping 40 boards (15 offensive) compared to West Orange’s 20.  Denzel Christian led the way with 13 rebounds.


The Cardinal Fanatic Efficiency Players of the game

1) Plainfield – Sophomore Ahmad Baker 6’8” – {ER-19}
Ahmad only scored 2 points but the Efficiency rating is not all about scoring.  Baker wiped the glass clean by turning away a potential 16 points by West Orange.  Ahmad rejected a game high 8 shots.  Ahmad also grabbed 9 rebounds, picked up 2 steals, and dropped off an assist.

2) Plainfield – Senior Denzel Christian 6’6” – {ER-14}
Denzel earned Hoop Group Player of the game with his double-double performance.  Christian dropped a game high 13 points and grabbed a game high 13 rebounds. 

3) Plainfield – Senior Denzel Johnson 6’1” – {ER-13}
Johnson dropped 9 of his 12 points during the decisive final period.  DJ shot 80% from below the arc and 80% from the free throw line.  Johnson also grabbed 3 boards and picked up 2 steals.

4) West Orange –Junior Isaiah Scott 6’0” – {ER-5}
Isaiah earned Hoop Groups Player of the Game.  Scott scored a team high 11 points and picked up a game high 3 steals.  Scott also picked up 3 boards from his guard position.

5) Plainfield –Sophomore Jachai Simmons 6’5” – {ER-5}
In his first varsity game, Jachai shot 50% from below the arc and 50% from beyond the arc.  Simmons also rejected 2 shots including a 2 handed pin against the glass.



The efficiency rating is base on points scored, shooting accuracy, foul shooting accuracy, rebounds, assists, steals, defensive intensity, and assist – turnover ratio.

Top Efficiency Performances of All Times...

With another basketball season starting, the Cardinal Fanatic enters his 4th season tracking the best efficiency performances in a Plainfield game.

Of the top 50 performance, there were 4 individuals who had more than one performance that was in the top 50 with 1 player with 3 performances. There has never been a freshman to crack the top 50. 2009-2010 had the most sophomores to crack the top 50. This narrows our list to 45 individuals of which 31 are now in college or playing professionally. Of those 31 that are in college, 30 are playing basketball and 1 playing football. Interesting enough the 1 that is playing football in college, his father was a former NBA player. 3 players are attending post graduate programs. Surprisingly there were only 3 under classman that returned this year. There were also 7 players whose careers seem to have ended.

1 player had two separate performances in different years that was in the top 10 of all times. Of the 9 unique players in the top 10, 7 are in college playing basketball with 2 playing in the NBA!!!

The Cardinal Fanatic over the years has seen great individual talent but to call your self a champion you must be efficient. The top teams to have the most players in the top 50 (excluding Plainfield) are St. Anthony's and St. Patricks who arguably were the most dominate programs over the last 2 decades.

Plainfield had a remarkable run over the last 4 years and it shows with multiple players listed in the top 50 over that time period.

The year of 2010-2011 had arguably the best efficient year with 20 performances that are in the top 50 of all times. This was the year that St. Anthony's were the National Champions.

Here are the 50 performances of all times and where these individuals are now.

rank	score	name	team	Year	Where are they now
1	47	Justin Sears	Plainfield	2010-2011	Yale University
2	44	Justin Sears	Plainfield	2011-2012	Yale University
3	41	Jerome Frink	St. Anthony's	2011-2012	Florida International University
4	40	Kyrie Irving	St. Patrick	2009-2010	Cleveland Cavaliers
5	36	Tyrone Johnson	Plainfield	2009-2010	Villanova
6	36	Jameel Warney	Roselle Catholic	2009-2010	Stoney Brook
7	35	Tori Vicarisi	Mendham	2010-2011	Emory University
8	35	Dii'Jon Allen-Jordan	Plainfield	2011-2012	Western Oklahoma St.
9	35	Sekou Harris	Plainfield	2011-2012	Fairleigh Dickerson
10	33	Michael Gilchrist	St. Patrick	2009-2010	Charlotte Bobcats
11	32	Jahmal Lane	Plainfield	2011-2012	St. Benedicts Prep
12	31	Jahmal Lane	Plainfield	2010-2011	St. Benedicts Prep
13	31	Derrick Gordon	St. Patrick	2010-2011	Massachusetts
14	31	Tynell Fortune	Pocono Mt. West (PA)	2010-2011	California University of Pa
15	30	Dii'Jon Allen-Jordan	Plainfield	2010-2011	Western Oklahoma St.
16	29	Justin Sears	Plainfield	2009-2010	Yale University
17	29	Alex Miltola	Gill St. Bernard's	2011-2012	Darthmouth
18	28	Elijah Hodge	Linden	2010-2011
19	26	Qadeer Lewis	Linden	2009-2010
20	26	Kamall Richards	St. Benedicts	2011-2012	South Kent (Ct)
21	26	Isaiah Davis	Elizabeth	2011-2012	Elizabeth
22	26	Dwayne Johnson	Robeson (NY)	2011-2012
23	26	Shakir Phelps	Linden	2011-2012	Bentley University
24	26	Dominic Hoffman	Gill St. Bernard's	2011-2012	Bucknell
25	25	Devon Collier	St. Anthony's	2009-2010	Oregon St.
26	25	Derrick Williams	St. Anthony's	2009-2010	Richmond University
27	25	Pat Sabatino	Westfield	2009-2010	Stevens Institute of Technology
28	25	Ryan Hess	Westfield	2010-2011	St. Joesph University
29	25	Sean Pond	Robeson (NY)	2010-2011
30	25	Maurice Nelson	Chester (PA)	2010-2011	Harcum College
31	25	Hakeem Kornegay	Rahway	2010-2011	Wesley College
32	25	Melvin Johnson	St. Benedicts	2011-2012	Miami University
33	25	Amir Conover	Asbury Park	2011-2012
34	24	Kevin Ferguson	Governor Livingston	2010-2011	West Point (Army)
35	24	Denzel Christian	Plainfield	2010-2011	Plainfield
36	24	Dylan Kerwin	Ridge	2010-2011	University of the Sciences
37	24	Allen Brown	Plainfield	2010-2011	Union County College
38	24	Jordan McDaniel	Colonia	2011-2012	Chestnut Hill College
39	23	Chase Plummer	St. Patrick	2009-2010	UMBC
40	23	Sekou Harris	Plainfield	2010-2011	Fairleigh Dickerson
41	23	Christopher Miller	Robeson (NY)	2010-2011
42	23	Myles Mack	St. Anthony's	2010-2011	Rutgers
43	23	Ahmid Williams	Plainfield	2011-2012	St. Benedicts Prep
44	23	Tyler Robeson	Roselle Catholic	2011-2012	Roselle Catholic
45	22	Sterling Gibbs	Seton Hall Prep	2009-2010	Seton Hall University
46	22	J.R. Pringley	Elizabeth	2009-2010	Felician College
47	22	Jamar Chavis	Columbia	2009-2010
48	22	Morece Isaac	Cardinal McCarrick	2009-2010	St. Francis (PA)
49	22	Kyle Anderson	St. Anthony's	2010-2011	UCLA
50	22	Lucious Jones	St. Anthony's	2010-2011	Robert Morris