Northwest Missouri Standouts

<p>There are some excellent players who are putting in some serious work in the Northwest part of the state. Here are some of the top standout performers in Northwest Missouri.</p> <p>Ethan Kilgore 6'7" East Buchanan ('20) - A tremendous talent who has received recruiting interest from a number of Division I schools. He is a versatile combo forward with 3-point shooting range, excellent ball handling and passing skills, plus his ability to attack the rim to finish with a big dunk. He is currently averaging 28 points and nine rebounds a game in leading East Buch to a top five ranking among Class 2 schools in the state.</p> <p>Eli Dowis 6'2" Maryville ('19) - One of the most explosive leapers in the state, Dowis has assembled an excellent collection of highlight reel plays above the rim with dunks and alley-oops. He has continued to improve his overall skill level and shooting ability, which makes him an even more dangerous player to defend. He is one of the top players on the Spoofhounds 15-2 team that is one of the best in Class 3.</p> <p>Mack Anderson 6'5" Southwest Livingston ('20) - The talented combo forward combines his size, athleticism and physical style of play to emerge as one of the top Class 1 forwards in the state. He is tough to handle around the basket and he has improved his ability to put the ball on the floor and make plays off the dribble. He is currently averaging 22 points and 13 rebounds in leading the Wildcats to a 13-2 record.</p> <p>Tate Oglesby 6'1" Maryville ('20) - The standout junior guard stepped up big as a sophomore last season in leading the Spoofhounds to a Midland Empire Conference runner-up finish and he has continued that strong play into his junior season. He is an excellent shooter with passing and leadership skills as he is also the team's quarterback on the football field. He has led the Spoofhounds to a 15-2 record. </p> <p>CJ Pfaff 6'2" Chillicothe ('20) - A versatile wing player who excels in all facets of the game. He has the ability to score on the drive or from the perimeter as a 3-point shooter. He is currently averaging 17 points and nine rebounds a game. He also has good ball handling and passing skills, which make him a very capable playmaker.</p> <p><span style="font-family: Lato, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-weight: 400;">Jacob Lewis 6'0" Winston ('19) - A pass-first point guard who has been a standout player for the Cardinals since his freshman year. He is a very unselfish player who does an excellent job of setting up his teammates with easy scoring opportunities on a consistent basis. He is also the linchpin for the Cardinals' full-court pressure defense that keeps the game at a fast pace.</span></p> <p>&nbsp;</p>