Top High School Minnesota Seniors

Many people feel that the class of 2003 may be Minnesota's top group of high school players ever. 6-9 forward Kris Humphries is an expected McDonald's All-American who will play next fall at Duke. He is one of twelve Minnesota prospects who have already signed to play Division I basketball next season.

PLAYER	HT	HIGH SCHOOL	COLLEGE
Kris Humphries	6-9	Hopkins	Duke
Lawrence McKenize	6-2	Minneapolis Patrick Henry	Oklahoma
Longar Longar	6-10	Rochester John Marshall	Oklahoma
Dan Coleman	6-8	Hopkins	Boston College
Kammron Taylor	6-2	Minneapolis North	Wisconsin
James Davis	7-0	Minneapolis North	Louisville, Iowa, Minnesota. JC, prep
Kevin Henderson	6-3	Minneapolis North	Wisconsin Green Bay. Colby CC
Dan Fitzgerald	6-7	St. Thomas Academy	Tulane
Isaac Rosefelt	6-8	St. Thomas Academy	Bowling Green
Darren Clarke	6-3	Hopkins	St. Louis
Eric Webb	6-1	Grand Rapids	Furman
Jonathan Williams	6-8	St. Cloud Apollo	prep school then St. John's
Matt Annen	6-6	Elk River	Ohio University
Jordan Nunness	6-3	Eden Prairie	Valparaiso, San Diego, North Dakota St.
Calvin Walls	6-7	Minneapolis Patrick Henry	Wichita State
Jess Burton	5-10	Minneapolis South	Ohio U., Cal Poly, Boise State, Arkansas LR
Scott Theis	6-7	Shakopee	North Dakota State
Kyle Marxhausen	6-3	Rosemount	Minnesota State Mankato
John Manley	6-7	Minnetonka	Cal Poly
John Carlson	6-6	Litchfield	Notre Dame (Football)
Justyn Burgess	6-3	Minneapolis North	Low Division I, Division II schools
Willie Wright	6-4	Minneapolis Washburn	Unsigned
Jeff Reck	6-5	St. Paul Harding	Unsigned
Zach Thurow	6-9	Minneapolis South	Cal Poly
Tyler McAthie	6-5	Zumbrota-Mazeppa	Minnesota State Mankato
Bobby Harris	6-3	Mounds View	Prep school
Lorenzo Bellard	6-0	St. Thomas Academy	American, Division II and III schools