Johnny Juzang (L), a 2020 McDonald’s All-American candidate, hangs with Jarred Hyder at the Bay vs. LA Showcase at Kezar Pavilion on August 18. Hyder, who spent his junior season at Cajon of San Bernardino but is now at Damien of La Verne, broke into the top 25 of the latest 2019 Cal-Hi Sports Hot 100. Photo: Willie Eashman
We tip off our boys basketball coverage for the 2018-19 school year for Gold Club VIPs with a look at the state’s top college prospects in each class, beginning with seniors (2019). Our post-summer Cal-Hi Sports Hot 100 will be updated at least once during the season and we’ll come back and publish our final rankings for 2018-19 in early summer 2018. To get your Gold Club membership for rates of $3.99 per month, $9.99 for three months or $24.99 for one year, CLICK HERE.
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The first 2019 Cal-Hi Sports Hot 100 for the 2018-19 school year is based on evaluations from this past summer’s NCAA viewing periods and non-viewing showcases since June. These rankings are based on college potential, not high school performance, although the baseline of where we begin with each prospect begins with high school basketball.
We’ll follow this report with our post-summer player rankings for the 2020 (Hot 100) and 2021 (Top 65) classes, in addition to introducing the Class of 2022 (Top 25). In the coming months, we’ll continue publishing our archived Hot 100s as part of the most comprehensive California state player rankings you’ll find on the Internet that you can sort through using the easy-to-use dropdown menu below.
In early 2019, we’ll also be rolling out more enhanced features on the Hot 100 players where you’ll be able to search through our vast profiles and evaluations. We’ll highlight California’s individual players — past, present, and future — better than it’s ever been done before.
The previous rankings in the 2019 post-summer Hot 100 refers to the player’s position in the previous list we published in late May 2018 right before the beginning of the summer viewing period in conjunction with the Hoop Scoop, our partner for boys basketball national player rankings.
