Comets Shootout 2019: Ten to Watch in Leaders Division

<p>College coaches headed to St. Cloud have a challenge in front of them as they need to watch players in two different division.  Here are the top ten guys to see in the Leaders Division. </p> <p><strong>Jayden Bernard </strong>of Midwest Unsigned (Virginia). A talented 6-4 wing that scored 24 points a game last season.  Bernard is an explosive finisher for Virginia and a physical athlete. </p> <p><strong>Alex Eng</strong> of Comets Bagnal (Elk River).  A 6-9 center that took nice steps forward this winter playing between the Elk River JV and Varsity and now looks to take a step towards being a college prospect playing 17u. </p> <p><strong>Dante Gunville</strong> of ND Attack Blue (Des Lacs Burlington). A 6-foot-3 multi-sport star picked up several honors as a junior quarterback in football and then put up strong numbers in basketball as well. </p> <p><strong>Jaden Hamilton</strong> of ND Attack Blue (Rugby). A 6-foot-2 wing that scored 17 points a game this year plus grabbed seven boards a game and three steals a contest. </p> <p><strong>Tallon Klatt</strong> of ECI Select (Dickinson).At 6-foot-7 Klatt averaged ten points and six boards a game making 52 percent of his shots in big school North Dakota basketball. </p> <p><strong>Carter McEachern</strong> of Math Fab Steelers (Zimmerman).  Carter is one of the best sleepers you will find in St. Cloud this weekend.  At 6-foot-5 Carter averaged 23 points a game this winter going over, around, and through multiple defenders. </p> <p><strong>Dawson Miller</strong> of West Central Wildcats (ACGC). At 6-3 as a forward Miller scored 23 points a contest for ACGC with 10.3 boards, 3.1 assists, and 2.5 steals.  Miller set a school record for foul shots taken in a year and made 48 percent of his shots.  </p> <p><strong>Clay Odenback</strong> of ND Attack Green (Thompson). A 6-foot-7 frontcourt player that made half of his field goals for the state champions.  Averaged eight points and five boards a game on a balanced, veteran team. </p> <p><strong>Jamar Gardner</strong> of Gilleylen Elite (Mpls Patrick Henry). Henry was three games over .500 this year playing with a dominantly junior group and Garnder scored four times a game while often playing PG. </p> <p><strong>Jacob Strand</strong> of Lake County (DGF). The 5-foot-11 Strand is one of several double figure scorers for 19-win DGF.  Strand scored his points while being the main distributor for his team. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p>