Eric Hampford:
Future150 GM / Senior National Analyst. Covering high and middle school basketball.
Memphis, TN (Future150) -- If prospects were ranked nationally based on their list of accomplishments to date, not many player's would be able to match what Carlos Sandifer has done so far in his basketball career.
He won an AAU State championship with the We All Can Go All Stars (W.A.C.G.) in 2012. He finished 3rd in the nation playing point guard with the We All Can Go All Stars (W.A.C.G.) in 2012 as well.
He won the Powerade Skills and Drills Competition at Clay Dade's Jr. All-American Camp in Atlanta in 2011, and most recently, he was the Martin Luther King Tournament MVP for Ridgeway Middle School in November of this year.
The 5'10", 150-pound lead guard is a solid ball-handler who has great length (6'2" wingspan). He possessses an excellent mid-range game and has a solid three-point shooting stroke.
Currently, Carlos is working on his post-up game in order to become a better all-around player. It shouldn't take him long to improve that aspect of his game, considering that he is in the gym six days a week honing his craft.
While he is very serious about the game of basketball, he knows when to sit back and enjoy it all.
"I love playing basketball and traveling with my AAU
team in the summer. I take the game of basketball seriously, but at the same time I have fun with it," he told Future150.
When it comes to talking about his future, it seems like Carlos has put some thought into his hoop dreams.
"I am still in the 7th grade, but my dream schools are Memphis, Kansas, Arkansas, North Carolina and Vanderbilt."
Comments:
Very special player