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Monday, May 19, 2003
Updated: May 20, 4:53 PM ET
Class of 2003: Top 20 small forwards

By Mark Mayemura
Special to ESPN.com

The spring signing period is over. Here's our rankings of the top high school senior small forwards in the Class of 2003 and where they have committed to play next fall.

Rankings as of May 19

Top 20 Small Forwards
Player	Ht.	School/City	College Commitment
1. LeBron James	6-6	St. Vincent-St. Mary H.S. Akron, Ohio	NBA
2. Luol Deng	6-7	Blair Academy Blairstown, N.J.	Duke
3. Travis Outlaw	6-9	Starkville H.S. Starkville, Miss.	NBA
4. Olu Famutimi	6-5	Northwestern H.S. Flint, Mich.	Arkansas
5. Sean Banks	6-7	Bergen Catholic H.S. Oradell, N.J.	Memphis
6. Dorell Wright	6-6	Leuzinger H.S. Lawndale, Calif.	Undecided
7. Regis Koundijia	6-7	Laurinburg Prep Laurinburg, N.C.	LSU
8. J.R. Giddens	6-5	Marshall H.S. Oklahoma City, Okla.	Kansas
9. Reyshawn Terry	6-7	R.J.Reynolds H.S. Winston-Salem, N.C.	North Carolina
10. Justin Hawkins	6-6	Mayfair H.S. Lakewood, Calif.	Utah
11. Marquise Kately	6-6	Maine Central Institute Pittsfield, Maine	California
12. Elliah Karron Clarke	6-6	Winchendon Prep. Winchendon, Mass.	Miami (Fla.)
13. Brian Randle	6-6	Notre Dame H.S. Peoria, Ill.	Illinois
14. Demetris Nickols	6-6	St. Andrew's Prep Barrington, R.I.	Syracuse
15. C.J. Anderson	6-6	Winton Woods H.S. Cincinnati, Ohio	Undecided
16. Justin Cage	6-5	Pike H.S. Indianapolis, Ind.	Xavier
16. Keith Blanks	6-6	Laurinburg Prep Laurinburg, N.C.	Texas A&M
18. Cartier Martin	6-7	Nimitz H.S. Houston, Texas	Kansas State
19. Dietric Slater	6-4	Wayne County H.S. Waynesboro, Miss	Mississippi State
20. Brandon Foust	6-6	Brookhaven H.S. Columbus, Ohio	Oklahoma

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