Prep Hoops Summer Challenge: Sunday Standouts

*These are from the games I saw*

Niko Abusara (Team FVV)

Niko recently joined Team FVV, after a successful spring with Full Package. He definitely fits in with his 3 level scoring and effort on defense. Just got offered by Radford, more will start to come.

Quentin Jones (Team FVV)

Jones easily impresses the way he turns defense into offense. Gets steals and then pushes the pace in transition for showtime dunks. Also had a nice move into a mid range jump shot.

Matt Moore (Chicago Lockdown)

Moore has had a really good weekend. He was the only one who got going on offense against Team FVV. Showed nice footwork to get to the basket and finish with authority, and stepped out and hit a couple of 3s. Caleb Hannah (Illinois Jaguars) Hannah had one of the better performances all weekend in the win over Hoops 4 Health. Really athletic getting to the basket, finishing above the rim, and hit a 3. Really impressive, is a must see player for college coaches.

EJ Marshall (Illinois Jaguars)

Marshall is a combo guard with a lot of moves in his bag. Nice pull up jumper, and has speed getting to the basket. Tyler Van Gorp (Hoops 4 Health)

Gorp is instantly intriguing with his size. At 6’10, he pulls in a lot of boards, which leads to put backs. He has good touch around the rim and can block shots on the defensive end. Still has a lot of potential.

Cole Arl (My Journey)

Arl is a true point guard in the 2024 class. He pushes the ball in transition to find his open teammates for shots. He is so skilled getting to the basket and finishing. Had a lot of tough finishes in the loss to Fundamental U USA. Davion Hannah (Mac Irvin Fire)

One of the better 2025 prospects I’ve seen. 6’5, long, and athletic, who has guard skills. Took people of the bounce to the basket, where he finishes above the rim, and can knock down the 3.

Elijah Lovemore (Mac Irvin Fire)

Lovemore was consistent all weekend for the fire. Was most impressed with his defense picking up full court, and pressuring the ball. Hit open shots, and got to the basket with ease.

Nathaniel Marshall (My Journey)

Marshall was aggressive all game against the fire. Took his defenders off the bounce drawing fouls, and finishing through contact. Always battling on the boards, nice big man in the freshman class.