30 Names to Know Part III: Big Summer

<h2>2016 Beau Klostermann, Linn-Mar</h2><p>The 6-foot-5 wing had a very nice spring and summer with the Mavericks. And though he may not put up huge numbers with maybe the state&#39;s best backcourt playing alongside him (Jared Printy, Jordan Bohannon), he certainly will be a pivotal piece to Linn-Mar squad that should compete for a 4A state title. </p> <h2>2016 Jake Kluender, Spencer</h2><p>He was one of the breakout players of the offseason after starring with the Cornsharks, and he&#39;s starting to see Division II and Division I interest because of it. He was very good last season as a junior, but should be great during his senior campaign. </p> <h2>2017 Kyle Nevitt, Perry</h2><p>Nevitt&#39;s star was beginning to shine when he scored 27 points in a substate final loss to Dallas Center-Grimes last season. He carried that momentum into the offseason with the Cornsharks, and will be integral -  alongside Shammond Ivory - to Perry&#39;s success. </p> <h2>2017 Drew Maschoff, Ankeny</h2><p>The 6-foot-2 point guard went from backup with the varsity as a sophomore to all-CIML candidate in the matter of months. He almost single-handedly slayed a supremely talented Iowa City West squad this summer at the Urbandale Team Camp in what was his defining monment of the offseason. </p> <h2>2017 Douglas Wilson, Hoover</h2><p>The 6-foot-5 Hoover power forward just keeps getting better and better, and is now without question one of 2017&#39;s best prospects. He was a youngster last season starting with the Huskies as a sophomore, he&#39;s now a veteran, and could vie for player of the year honors in the CIML-Metro.</p> <h2>2016 Jacory Spates, Waterloo West</h2><p>With the departure of current Northern Iowa Panther Lincoln Conrey, the Wahawks will now be lead by up-and-coming 2018 Carondis Harris-Anderson, and his backcourt mate Jacory Spates. Spates is a 5-foot-10 point guard with great length, nice handles, and scoring ability. </p>