Hot Shooting Guard Has Six On List

Shooting guard Ramel Bradley, a 6-2 and 180 pounder from Park West High School in Manhattan, played with the Worldwide Renegades last weekend at the Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions in North Carolina.

Bradley displayed his usual great touch from the outside and also the ability to take the ball to the basket for creative drives.

Bradley will play this summer with The Brooklyn Bridge AAU program and will head to prep school next season and be reclassified as a junior. "Right now I am still at Park West," Bradley told us. "But I haven't made up my mind yet where I might be this Fall. I could still change schools."

Bradley, who averaged 27 points, seven rebounds, and five assists during his junior season for Park West in the PSAL, could head to Winchendon next fall.

Bradley told us: "I am interested in Miami, Connecticut, North Carolina State, Providence, Illinois, and Syracuse."

Other schools showing interest are Wake Forest and UMass. Ramel is capable of scoring off the dribble or from deep. He is a constant nuisance on the defensive end.

Bradley, who is one of more unheralded talents in the PSAL after starring at unheralded Park West, is a native of the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn. "I am trying to work on getting quicker," Bradley said. "I want to be able to explose to the basket. I am also working on my strength too this summer."