I've posted rankings for four different Canadian classes on the HoopStars Canada website. Each article is viewable to the public.
http://www.hoopstarscanada.com/index.pl
Below is the 2009 Rankings by Position article:
It is time to take a look inside the Class of 2009 from coast-to-coast. After arduous analysis, the best Canadian prospects were first classified into a specific position and then placed in order next to their peers. While some players have the option of returning for another year of high school eligibility (or prep) eligibility within the acceptable time frame, each is currently planning to graduate and attend a post-secondary institution next fall.
Commitments, both signed and verbal, have been designated in BOLD next to the prospect’s name.
HoopStars Canada rankings - Class of 2009
Centres
1. Renaldo Dixon 6’8”, Zion Lutheran (Deerfield Beach, FL) via Toronto, ON
2. Mike Allison 6’9”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Lynden, ON – Maine (NCAA D1)
3. John Brutto 6’8”, St. Thomas Aquinas (London, ON)
4. Byron Trench 6’8”, St. Edmund Campion (Brampton, ON)
5. Rob Dewar 6’11”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Guelph, ON
6. Chad Posthumus 6’10”, River East (Winnipeg, MB)
7. Blake Pauls 6’10”, Leamington (Leamington, ON)
8. Dejan Kravic 6’10”, Westminster (London, ON)
9. Colton Hood 6’9”, St. David’s (Waterloo, ON)
10. Dallin Bachynski 6’9”, Sir Winston Churchill (Calgary, AB)
Power Forwards
1. Chadrack Lufile 6’9”, Assumption (Burlington, ON)
2. Owen Klassen 6’8”, Bayridge (Kingston, ON)
3. Murphy Burnatowski 6’6”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Waterloo, ON – Maine (NCAA D1)
4. Tyson Hinz 6’6”, St. Matthew’s (Ottawa, ON)
5. Bryan Nahimana 6’8”, Montcalm (London, ON)
6. Ludovic Ndaye 6’7”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Montreal, QC
7. Noel Jones 6’7”, Marianapolis (Thompson, CT) via Halifax, NS
8. Tristan Renaud-Tremblay 6’7”, Champlain-St. Lambert (Montreal, QC) – The Citadel (NCAA D1)
9. Todd Bergen-Henengouwen 6’5”, Picture Butte (Picture Butte, AB)
10. Matt Howlett 6’5”, Assumption (Burlington, ON)
Small Forwards
1. Kelly Olynyk 6’10”, South Kamloops (Kamloops, BC) – Gonzaga (NCAA D1)
2. Alwayne Bigby 6’5”, Eastern Commerce (Toronto, ON)
3. Christian Kabongo 6’4”, to be announced* (Toronto, ON)
4. Roger Dugas 6’8”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Georgeville, QC
5. Alex Arthur 6’4”, West Hill (Toronto, ON)
6. Taylor Johnston 6’6”, West Hill (Toronto, ON) – Binghamton (NCAA D1)
7. Greg Faulkner 6’5”, Holy Cross (Kingston, ON)
8. Terell Campbell 6’5”, CW Jefferys (Toronto, ON)
9. Hichem Benayad-Cherif 6’6”, Montmorency (Montreal, QC)
10. Malik Dauda 6’5”, Archbishop Carroll (Washington, DC) via Montreal, QC
Point Guards
1. Junior Cadougan 6’0”, Christian Life Center (Humble, TX) via Toronto, ON – Marquette (NCAA D1)
2. Ty Nurse 6’1”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Vancouver, BC
3. Ryan Rozsnaki 6’0”, Dawson (Montreal, QC)
4. Bryson Johnson 6’0”, St. David’s (Waterloo, ON) – Bucknell (NCAA D1)
5. Marvin Binney 6’1”, Eastern Commerce (Toronto, ON)
6. Adrian Tomlinson 5’8”, West Hill (Toronto, ON)
7. Anthony Sears 6’4”, Riverview (Riverview, NB)
8. Adam Chmielewski 6’0”, Champlain-St. Lambert (Montreal, QC)
9. Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson 5’9”, Garden City (Winnipeg, MB)
10. Josh Collins 6’1”, Vaughan (Thornhill, ON)
Shooting Guards
1. Mangisto Arop 6’5”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Edmonton, AB – Gonzaga (NCAA D1)
2. Jason Calliste 6’2”, Quality Education (Winston Salem, NC) via Toronto, ON
3. Rob Gagliardi 6’2”, Pickering (Ajax, ON) – Canisius (NCAA D1)
4. Simon Bibeau 6’2”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Montreal, QC
5. Clinton Springer-Williams 6’4”, Regina Mundi (London, ON)
6. Jonathan Tull 6’3”, Pickering (Ajax, ON) – Central Connecticut State (NCAA D1)
7. Enrico Di Loreto 6’1”, HB Beal (London, ON) – Central Connecticut State (NCAA D1)
8. Robinson Odoch-Opong 6’3”, Sainte-Foy (Quebec City, QC)
9. Jerome Brown 6’3”, Eastern Commerce (Toronto, ON)
10. Andrew McGuinness 6’3”, Handsworth (North Vancouver, BC) – Calgary (CIS)
For the reasons given below, the following national talents were not included in the Top 50:
Not Listed Due to Serious Injury (*Status Uncertain)
a) Anthony McIntosh 6’5” PF, St. Patrick’s (Ottawa, ON)
b) Trevor Scheurmann 6’6” PF, Oak Park (Winnipeg, MB)
Overraged for List (* Over the five-year limit of high school -or- attended four-year high school + attended Quebec CEGEP)
a) Lien Phillip 6’8” C, IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL) via Toronto, ON
b) Dwayne Smith 6’5” SF, Bridgton (North Bridgton, ME) via Toronto, ON – George Washington (NCAA D1)
c) Niko Cochran 6’2” SG, Champlain-St. Lambert (Montreal, QC) via Vancouver, BC – Davidson (NCAA D1)
http://www.hoopstarscanada.com/index.pl
Below is the 2009 Rankings by Position article:
It is time to take a look inside the Class of 2009 from coast-to-coast. After arduous analysis, the best Canadian prospects were first classified into a specific position and then placed in order next to their peers. While some players have the option of returning for another year of high school eligibility (or prep) eligibility within the acceptable time frame, each is currently planning to graduate and attend a post-secondary institution next fall.
Commitments, both signed and verbal, have been designated in BOLD next to the prospect’s name.
HoopStars Canada rankings - Class of 2009
Centres
1. Renaldo Dixon 6’8”, Zion Lutheran (Deerfield Beach, FL) via Toronto, ON
2. Mike Allison 6’9”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Lynden, ON – Maine (NCAA D1)
3. John Brutto 6’8”, St. Thomas Aquinas (London, ON)
4. Byron Trench 6’8”, St. Edmund Campion (Brampton, ON)
5. Rob Dewar 6’11”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Guelph, ON
6. Chad Posthumus 6’10”, River East (Winnipeg, MB)
7. Blake Pauls 6’10”, Leamington (Leamington, ON)
8. Dejan Kravic 6’10”, Westminster (London, ON)
9. Colton Hood 6’9”, St. David’s (Waterloo, ON)
10. Dallin Bachynski 6’9”, Sir Winston Churchill (Calgary, AB)
Power Forwards
1. Chadrack Lufile 6’9”, Assumption (Burlington, ON)
2. Owen Klassen 6’8”, Bayridge (Kingston, ON)
3. Murphy Burnatowski 6’6”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Waterloo, ON – Maine (NCAA D1)
4. Tyson Hinz 6’6”, St. Matthew’s (Ottawa, ON)
5. Bryan Nahimana 6’8”, Montcalm (London, ON)
6. Ludovic Ndaye 6’7”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Montreal, QC
7. Noel Jones 6’7”, Marianapolis (Thompson, CT) via Halifax, NS
8. Tristan Renaud-Tremblay 6’7”, Champlain-St. Lambert (Montreal, QC) – The Citadel (NCAA D1)
9. Todd Bergen-Henengouwen 6’5”, Picture Butte (Picture Butte, AB)
10. Matt Howlett 6’5”, Assumption (Burlington, ON)
Small Forwards
1. Kelly Olynyk 6’10”, South Kamloops (Kamloops, BC) – Gonzaga (NCAA D1)
2. Alwayne Bigby 6’5”, Eastern Commerce (Toronto, ON)
3. Christian Kabongo 6’4”, to be announced* (Toronto, ON)
4. Roger Dugas 6’8”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Georgeville, QC
5. Alex Arthur 6’4”, West Hill (Toronto, ON)
6. Taylor Johnston 6’6”, West Hill (Toronto, ON) – Binghamton (NCAA D1)
7. Greg Faulkner 6’5”, Holy Cross (Kingston, ON)
8. Terell Campbell 6’5”, CW Jefferys (Toronto, ON)
9. Hichem Benayad-Cherif 6’6”, Montmorency (Montreal, QC)
10. Malik Dauda 6’5”, Archbishop Carroll (Washington, DC) via Montreal, QC
Point Guards
1. Junior Cadougan 6’0”, Christian Life Center (Humble, TX) via Toronto, ON – Marquette (NCAA D1)
2. Ty Nurse 6’1”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Vancouver, BC
3. Ryan Rozsnaki 6’0”, Dawson (Montreal, QC)
4. Bryson Johnson 6’0”, St. David’s (Waterloo, ON) – Bucknell (NCAA D1)
5. Marvin Binney 6’1”, Eastern Commerce (Toronto, ON)
6. Adrian Tomlinson 5’8”, West Hill (Toronto, ON)
7. Anthony Sears 6’4”, Riverview (Riverview, NB)
8. Adam Chmielewski 6’0”, Champlain-St. Lambert (Montreal, QC)
9. Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson 5’9”, Garden City (Winnipeg, MB)
10. Josh Collins 6’1”, Vaughan (Thornhill, ON)
Shooting Guards
1. Mangisto Arop 6’5”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Edmonton, AB – Gonzaga (NCAA D1)
2. Jason Calliste 6’2”, Quality Education (Winston Salem, NC) via Toronto, ON
3. Rob Gagliardi 6’2”, Pickering (Ajax, ON) – Canisius (NCAA D1)
4. Simon Bibeau 6’2”, NEDA (Hamilton, ON) via Montreal, QC
5. Clinton Springer-Williams 6’4”, Regina Mundi (London, ON)
6. Jonathan Tull 6’3”, Pickering (Ajax, ON) – Central Connecticut State (NCAA D1)
7. Enrico Di Loreto 6’1”, HB Beal (London, ON) – Central Connecticut State (NCAA D1)
8. Robinson Odoch-Opong 6’3”, Sainte-Foy (Quebec City, QC)
9. Jerome Brown 6’3”, Eastern Commerce (Toronto, ON)
10. Andrew McGuinness 6’3”, Handsworth (North Vancouver, BC) – Calgary (CIS)
For the reasons given below, the following national talents were not included in the Top 50:
Not Listed Due to Serious Injury (*Status Uncertain)
a) Anthony McIntosh 6’5” PF, St. Patrick’s (Ottawa, ON)
b) Trevor Scheurmann 6’6” PF, Oak Park (Winnipeg, MB)
Overraged for List (* Over the five-year limit of high school -or- attended four-year high school + attended Quebec CEGEP)
a) Lien Phillip 6’8” C, IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL) via Toronto, ON
b) Dwayne Smith 6’5” SF, Bridgton (North Bridgton, ME) via Toronto, ON – George Washington (NCAA D1)
c) Niko Cochran 6’2” SG, Champlain-St. Lambert (Montreal, QC) via Vancouver, BC – Davidson (NCAA D1)