Rising
senior Bryquis Perine, a 6-3 lefty, combo guard from
Milwaukee Vincent has also committed to UWGB.
Mark Miller
of WSN ranks Perine as the 5th best senior in the
state. Perine plays high school ball for former
GB guard and prep coaching legend Tom Diener.
He is joined by ultra quick combo guard D'Angelo
Jackson, a mid-season transfer from Creighton. Jackson, a
second team all stater from Milwaukee Puis XI was heavily
recruited by UWGB during his senior year. Chicago
Lincoln Park's J.J. Henley will bring muscle to the UWGB
front court. The 6-7 power forward plays on one of the
best high school teams in Illinois. HS coach Tom
Lavitano has 5, D1 players on this team. Thanks to ChicagoHoops.com
for the photo. Another commitment comes from Wesleco, Texas guard
Edgar Segura. The Saltillo, Mexico native played on
the Junior Olympic Team and caught the attention of Nix
coaches at the National AAU Tournament in Las Vegas.
The 6-3 playmaker is a Honor Role student. 5-10 super
quick lefty playmaker, Rahmon Fletcher, made a verbal
commitment to the Nix last fall and signed an LOI this
Spring. He was an All State player in Missouri, at the
Kansas City/Paseo High School. Fletcher averaged 27
points per game.
First
team All
American
and
NBA Finals MVP
Dwyane
Wade on former Marquette assistant coach:
"Coach Kowalczyk worked
with me every day; I wouldn't be where I am today if
it wasn't for him."
go
3 and 1 in Spain in August.
go
3 and 1 in Spain in August 06.
Small town heros will help rebuild
Nix 04-05 recruiting class
Mission
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