Anthony and Cockburn are the two highest-ranked players in the Class of 2019 and will now be absent from the New York City landscape for their senior years. They follow a recent trend of top Big Apple players leaving for prep schools or other options, including Kevin Parrom, Omari Lawrence, Jermaine Lawrence and others. Former Christ the King star Rawle Alkins also played his final year at Word of God (N.C.) due to an age issue with the CHSAA. “I want to be in a position to definitely win a national championship,” Anthony said. “That’s my high school goal. I want to win a national championship.”5⭐️Kofi Cockburn @kxng_alpha will transfer from Christ The King to Oak Hill Academy to play for @OHACoachSmith his senior year.
— Andrew Slater (@Andrew__Slater) July 30, 2018
These are his Final 12 schools:
Cincinnati
Connecticut
Florida St.
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
LSU
Oregon
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
St. John’s
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Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter And Like ZAGS on FacebookOak Hill Academy announces 2018-19 hoop schedule, opens with Villanova, then Warriors.
— Mike Jensen (@jensenoffcampus) July 30, 2018