Scouting Report: Evansville Memorial vs. Terre Haute North

Evansville Memorial:
Dylan Penn
6’0 – CG – 2018
Penn was the offensive threat compliment to Alex Eberhard.  The pair led the way and have much of the year.  Dylan is probably better suited off the ball but he can bring the ball up at this level and get the offense started.  Showed a good shooting stroke but was hesitant a few times when open. Needs to be confident he can make the shot, because he can. – 12 points

Sam Devault
6’7 – PF – 2019
Sam had to work into the game but had almost all of his points and good plays in the second half.  He’s probably more of a straight up shooter right now but showed a willingness to take an dribble toward the rim.  He’s a little mechanical in his movements and will have to smooth it out.  It will likely be small steps in each game but interested to see how he looks in a year.  Growing quickly. – 9 points

Alex Eberhard
6’6 – SF – 2016
Eberhard is playing out of position all year for Memorial but it could help him toughen up.  He’s a slightly different version of his older brother who is now at Bellermine.  He’s more of a wing shooter/driver and more comfortable there.  However, he has continuously made plays in the paint today.  Finished a couple through some hacks and gotten to the free throw line.  Brings size to the perimeter. – 13 points

Terre Haute North:
Braxton Poore
6’2 – SG – 2016
Poore was really good in this one.  On each of his first four shots, he either took a tough hit of had a crazy finish .  He’s creative, to say the least, scoring the ball.  Plays like a grinder that fights on every play.  Good toughness and skill as a utility guard.  Will get after it defensively. – 11 points

Keshaun Sandifer
6’2 – SF – 2016
Sandifer is a thick wing with a methodical mindset.  He’s not a guy that is going to blow past anyone but will smoothly and strongly beat them to the block.  Mostly a guy that makes his money at the free throw line because everything he does is on his way to the rim.  Gets hacked a lot so free throw shooting is a plus for him. – 7 points

Casius Bell
6’4 – SF – 2016
Bell looks the part of a high-end prospect.  6’4, long and elevates on the perimeter.  Solid shooter that could have had more points but deferred a bunch in the second half.  Can handle the ball really well, enough to take off and use his length to score.  – 13 points