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UCLA basketball signs three on first day of early signing period

Bishop Montgomery guard David Singleton celebrates with fans after leading his team to an 87-80 win over Chino Hills in a Southern California Open Division Regional semifinal at El Camino College last season.
(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)
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UCLA’s basketball team received signed letters of intent from shooting guards David Singleton and Jules Bernard and center David Nwuba on Wednesday, the first day of the early-signing period.

Singleton, who is 6 feet 4, is from Torrance Bishop Montgomery High; Bernard, 6-6, plays for Los Angeles Windward; Nwuba, 6-10, is from Huntington (W.Va.) Prep.

Josh Gershon, the national recruiting analyst for Scout.com, described Singleton as a skilled scorer, whereas Bernard is more of a slasher and rebounder with potential to become an elite defender.

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“I think they really complement each other well,” Gershon said. “They both have All-Pac-12-type upside.”

Nwuba is considered a top defender who can play center and power forward, though his offensive game is still evolving.

ben.bolch@latimes.com

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