PLAYER PROFILE: Jabril Trawick
HEIGHT: 6-foot-4
WEIGHT: 181 pounds
POSITIONS: Has the skill level and strength to compete effectively at the wing position -- the small forward and shooting guard slots
CLASS: 2011, a soon to be graduating senior
HIGH SCHOOL: Abington Friends School in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
HIGH SCHOOL HEAD COACH: Steve Chadwin
AAU TEAM: Team Phenom from the city of Philadelphia
AAU HEAD COACH: Paul Gripper
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITIES OF INTEREST: Trawick has already signed a letter of intent to play high division one college basketball for the Georgetown Hoyas basketball program.
UPDATE:
Jabril had such a fine season he was honored recently by being named to play in the Mary Kline Memorial All Star game, a tremendous event being put together by scout guru Alex Kline. Alex is trying to raise money for charities in memory of his mother, Mary. This event will be held in the evening on May 28th at the Pennington School in New Jersey.
OTHER RECRUITING INTEREST:
We previously reported Jabril landed scholarship offers from division one college basketball programs such as Florida State, LaSalle, Fairfield, Drexel, Robert Morris, Delaware, Richmond, and VCU.
TOP GAMES IN 2010-2011 REGULAR SEASON:
Jabril will put his skill level on display tomorrow night when he competes in the Mary Kline Memorial All Star game, run by scout guru Alex Kline (his mom who passed away so young from cancer). The event will be held at The Pennington School in New Jersey.
Trawick was also named to the all tournament team (2011 D'onofrio All-Tournament Team). He previously averaged over 20 points a game this season for his high school team and has worked very hard on many areas of his individual game. He improved his consistency from the perimeter and made progress in extending his range on his jumper.
He previously scored 16 points and hauled down 10 rebounds to help his team blast Shipley, 60-40, in a league contest. Trawick also contributed five assists and three blocks.
In addition, Jabril also had a terrific game against a very talented Life Center basketball team, producing 29 points and grabbing nine rebounds. AFS defeated Life Center, 85-75.
Trawick made solid progress in playing the wing position, making him a more effective offensive player during his senior season for AFS. He proved he could hit the perimeter jumper while also using his handle to dive past defenders to the basket.