Tournament Alumni
Cole Swider, St. Andrews ’18
Cole Swider, currently a freshman at Villanova, participated in the 2017 Governor’s Challenge during his senior year at St. Andrews School from
Rhode Island. In addition to a 2-0 record at the event while averaging 21 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists per game, Swider participated in
the M&T Bank Slam Dunk Contest and won the 3-Point Contest. The 6’8 power forward was considered one of the best shooters in the country
and was ranked as the #35 player by ESPN in 2018. Swider also won the 2017 Rhode Island Gatorade Player of the Year and was chosen to play
in the Jordan Brand Classic. Swider is a big new name to know for the defending national champion Villanova Wildcats.
Immanuel Quickley, John Carroll ’18
Immanuel Quickley had an impressive performance at the 2016 Governor’s Challenge for the John Carroll Patriots. He was ranked as the #19 player and #3 point guard in the country by 247 Sports in 2018. Quickley was also named to the McDonald's All American Game, where he won the 3-point contest, and was a member of the USA U17 and U19 national teams. Quickley is now a freshman point guard at Kentucky, where he has impressed.
Kamau Stokes, City ’14
Now in his senior year at Kansas State, Kamau Stokes is one of the most dynamic guards in the Big 12. Stokes has started 75 games, scored a career
high of 24 points, scored double digit totals 48 times and participated in 6 career NCAA tournament games. Battling multiple injuries, Stokes
has maintained a 10 point per game average throughout his career. In addition to being a standout on City’s juggernaut undefeated state championship
team in 2014, Stokes also played for John Carroll and Dunbar in his high school career.
Where are they now?
- Saddiq Bey (Sidwell Friends ’18): Villanova
- Jermaine Harris (Rock Creek ’18): Rhode Island
- Myeron Jones (Lincoln Academy ’18): Penn State
- Ricardo Lindo (Wilson ’18): Maryland
- Demetrius Mims (Baltimore Poly ’18): Long Beach St.
- Michael Wynn (Liberty Heights ’18): Wake Forest
- Sharone Wright Jr. (Legacy Early College ’18): Wake Forest
- Kentrevious Jones (Quality Education ’18): Oklahoma State
- Abraham Deng (Valley Forge Military Academy ’18): Longwood
- Dee Barnes (Kings Christian ’18): Mount St. Mary's
- Montez Mathis (John Carroll ’18): Rutgers
- Donovan Toatley (Riverdale Baptist ’18): UT Chattanooga
- Michael Marsh (Gray Collegiate ’18): SC State
- Dontrell Schuler (Legacy Early College ’18): Charleston Southern
- Nicolas Claxton (Leagacy Early College '16): Georgia
- Teshaun Hightower (Mt. Zion ’17): Georgia
- Obi Toppin (Mt. Zion’17): Dayton
- Jelani Williams (Sidwell Friends ’17): Penn
- Keve Aluma (Stephen Decatur ’17): Wofford
- Nana Opoku (Potomac ’17): Mount St. Mary’s
- Myles Douglas (Aberdeen ’17): UCF
- Tyler Foster (Middleburg ’17): East Carolina
- Manny Camper (Kent County ’17): Siena
- Jaylan McGill (Olympic ’17): Charlotte
- Rayshawn Neal (Legacy ’17): SC State
- Jihar Williams (Friends ’17): William & Mary
- Keleaf Tate (Cesar Chavez ’17): Niagara
- Quinton Drayton (Bowie ’17): Towson
- Kodye Pugh (Boys Latin ’16): Stanford
- Ejike Obinna (Virginia Academy ’16): Vanderbilt
- Mikey Dixon (Sanford ’16): St. John’s
- Myles Cale (Appoquinimik ’16): Seton Hall
- Dre’ Perry (Baltimore Poly ’16): Temple
- Khalil Richard (New Town ’16): Siena
- Jordan Jones (Poly ’16): Marist
- Jashaun Smith (Legacy Charter ’16): Longwood
- Jamal Wright (Riverdale Baptist ’16): High Point
- Montraz Oliver (Washington ’16): UMES
- Jahlil Jenkins (Virginia Academy ’16): Fairleigh Dickinson
- Ryan Gomes (Friends ’16): Houston Baptist
- Justin Jenifer (Milford Mill ’15): Cincinnati
- Jamaal King (Wicomico/Bishop O’Connell ’15): St. Francis (PA)
- Isaiah Blackmon (W. Charlotte ’15): St. Francis (PA)
- Simeon Carter (W. Charlotte ’15): Georgia Southern
- Ameka Akaya (St. Maria Goretti ’15): Air Force
- Jorden Duffy (JM Bennett ’15): North Texas
- Kory Holden (JM Bennett ’15): South Alabama
- John Crosby (Poly ’14): Delaware State
