Prep Hoops Summer Challenge: Saturday 2024 Standouts

*These are from the games I saw*

Tayshawn Bridges (Mac Irvin Fire)

Bridges was unstoppable in the second half against Fundamental U. He uses his speed and strong handle to get to the basket and finish through contact. One of the most impressive players I saw at the tournament.

Edwon Duling (Mac Irvin Fire)

Duling is a guard who‘s stock will start to rise. Brings a lot of energy to the game, hustles for every loose ball, and is a good rebounder for his size which leads to put backs.

Sean Brown Coley (Team Ten)

Coley is 3 level scoring threat with nice size and strength. He thrived in transition catching and finishing through contact. Showed he can knock down the 3, hitting several corner 3s.

Kevin Iverson (Team Ten)

Iverson is a transition scorer who stood out against M14. Size and athleticism, pushing the ball, often going to coast to coast. Also can play make, had a couple nice passes leading to baskets.

Jet Jones (Team Ten)

Jones is an electric scoring guard. He is fast and shifty, hitting 3s and pull up jumpers. Is also a true point guard having several assists in the win over M14.

Jeffery Fleming (Illinois Wildboyz)

Fleming is 6’3 wing who was intriguing in the win over the Et21 Buckeyes. He shoots the ball so quick, and at a high rate. When he has a big on him, he takes them to basket, either finishing or kicking to others.

Tyler Threat (Illinois Wildboyz)

Threat is a guard who uses his strength to get him self to the basket, for a turn around jumper. He had smaller defenders on him all day, and took advantage. Plays with high motor and competes defensively.

Cale Cosme (Et21 Buckeyes)

Cosme played really well with Brother Rice in June, and is continuing that with the Buckeyes. Small guard with a tight handle, who gets into the lane, and makes unselfish plays for others. Knocks down the 3, from anywhere inside half court, sleeper guard in 2024.

Ryan Runaas (Et21 Buckeyes)

Runaas got off to a really hot start against the Wildboyz. Got going off of steals, leading to transition layups. Then he knocked down 2 threes. His stock will certainly start to rise because of his defensive intensity, shooting, and slashing.

Alex Keizer (Et21 Buckeyes)

Keizer is an absolute knock down shooter. If you give him any space, he will knock it down. Also battled for every rebound, difference maker on the court, with his shooting ability.