Southeastern Pa. boys' basketball players to watch

Levan "Shawn" Alston, Haverford School

A 6-foot-4 sophomore guard, Alston has drawn the interest of Penn State, Temple, Villanova, and Xavier.

The 6-2 senior guard is hearing from Delaware, Fairfield, Iona, Rider, and St. Peter's.

Bentley, a 6-2 senior, and fellow guard Chase Wilson, a 6-1 junior, return to the Trojans' starting lineup.

Bridges, a 6-6 junior, and 6-4 senior wing Brad Sherry (13.9 ppg.) were first-team all-Ches-Mont League picks last season.

The Phoenix will look for inside scoring from Brown, a senior, and fellow 6-4 forward Hyking Brisbon.

The 5-10 senior point guard, bound for Texas Southern, averaged 10.9 points last season.

Davis, a 6-2 senior guard, is one of the go-to scorers for the Phoenix in the post-Amile Jefferson era.

The Indians' catalyst, a 5-10 junior guard, has drawn interest from Brown, Bucknell, Columbia, and Dartmouth.

The dynamic playmaker, ranked among the country's top 25 seniors, has narrowed his choices to St. John's, Temple, and UCLA.

Kelly, a 6-0 senior wing guard, earned first-team all-Suburban One League American Conference honors last season.

The senior point guard leads the Kangaroos' bid for their first Friends Schools League championship since 2006.

The 6-1 senior guard and St. Peter's recruit transferred in from Church Farm, where he averaged 17 points last season.

The 6-4 junior wing guard, who averaged 18.5 points last season, has scholarship offers from Binghamton and Lafayette.

Stukes, a 6-1 senior point guard and La Salle recruit, earned first-team all-Catholic League honors last season.

The 6-9 senior center, a Monmouth recruit, will get scoring help from Matt Rodden, a 6-6 junior and transfer from La Salle.