Scouting Report: Columbus North vs. Harrison (WL)
Columbus North: Trey Vincent 6’1 – PG – 2018 Vincent is a solid point guard prospect in the 2018 class. He has a ton of value from a possession standpoint, a guy that can run a team, break a press…
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Trey Vincent
6’1 – PG – 2018
Vincent is a solid point guard prospect in the 2018 class. He has a ton of value from a possession standpoint, a guy that can run a team, break a press and control the flow of the game. He can shoot it a bit but from the summer he’s shown a knack for getting into the paint. – 4 points, 2 rebounds
Alex King
6’8 – PF – 2017
King is a high-end prospect with tons of upside down the line if a few things break his way. He’s 6’8 and long but rail thin and he needs weight and strength in bunches. He’ll be more of a perimeter guy at the next level as he improves his ball handling. He’s not bad now but he struggled to drive into the lane in this one against Harrison’s guards. He can shoot it pretty well but if he gets better size matchups, he excels more now in those than paired against a smaller guard. – 9 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 9 turnovers
Stephon Peters-Smith
6’8 – PF – 2017
Peters-Smith was pretty good in a short stretch in the third quarter for CN. He’s long and got a great body for a power forward. He struggled in the perimeter because he’s not able to drive all that well but when he got posted up and got some touches on the low block he was really effective. He had a nice spin move for an up-and-under. – 6 points, 5 rebounds
Jaylen Flemmons
6’1 – SG – 2018
Flemmons is an interesting prospect that can be effective in short stints. He showed a little bit of everything, defending on the perimeter, posting up on the block, and driving a bit. He did them all really well even playing in the post. He’s got a knack for creating scoring opportunities for himself. Probably ends up being a off-guard with some upside if his handles improve so he can slid over to the point. – 18 points, 2 rebounds
Harrison:
Benito Munoz
5’11 – SG – 2018
Munoz had himself a game. The small guard is really a great shooter and can create off the bounce more than he has the first year that I have seen him. He went for 20 points, 7/10 from the field and 3/5 from deep. Harrison has a lot of guards and they all can score. He’s going to have to find a position for the next level because he really isn’t a point guard in the true sense but a small two-guard right now. Really like his scoring gmae though. – 20 points, 5 rebounds
Dominic Trapp
6’1 – SG – 2016
Trapp is a guy that can be a really good glue guy for a team in college. He works and outworks most on the floor and plays with some high energy. Trapp isn’t a bad scoring option either. When he gets put in a position that he needs to go out and get points, he is more than capable but he does fall into a the facilitator role pretty easily. Trapp is strong and has some size and can be a better defender with work because he’s willing to play hard. Good fit at a DIII/NAIA program. – 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
Jakub Hall
6’1 – SG – 2018
Hall is going to be a key part of Harrison’s future. The 6’1 guard found a way to impact the game even with Harrison’s depth of guards. He’s a guy that draws fouls on drives and got moved around a bit to create some mismatches at times. Not a big shooter, more of a driving guard with some strength. – 13 points