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September 22, 2008 5:49 PM
More on Trent
Posted by Bob Condotta
Findlay College Prep today sent out this release announcing the commitment of Clarence Trent to UW along with some links to some highlights.
Here is the release:
Findlay College Prep forward Clarence Trent has committed to the University of Washington. The 6'8, 230 lb. forward out of Tacoma, WA is the fourth Division I commitment from the 2008-09 Findlay program.
Avery Bradley has committed to Texas, D.J. Richardson committed to Illinois and Carlos Lopez committed to UNLV.
Trent is currently rated the #42 overall by ESPN.com and the #14 PF. CSTV has him the #45 player in 2009 while ScoutHoops.com ranks him #77. Hoopmasters ranks Clarence #87 and Rivals has him at #143.
Clarence chose to return to his native Washington over California after visiting both schools. Clarence averaged 12 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks as junior for the 2007-08 Findlay program that went 32-1. He is
one of 5 seniors for Findlay this season along with Avery Bradley, D.J. Richardson, Carlos Lopez, and Victor Rudd.
And here are the highlight reels:
From Lexington Christian Classic & Marshall County Hoopfest:
The winner of the GBOA dunk contest:
From the Pangos All-American Camp:
The 2007-08 Team Highlight Video.
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