UCM Team Camp: 2020 Guards/Wings
Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the top Class of 2020 guards and wings from the University of Central Missouri Team Camp in Warrensburg. Tre Kempker 6’3 Eugene: A multi-talented wing with size who excelled in virtually every spot…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the top Class of 2020 guards and wings from the University of Central Missouri Team Camp in Warrensburg.
Tre Kempker 6’3 Eugene: A multi-talented wing with size who excelled in virtually every spot on the floor. He is an excellent slasher who can also handle the ball and set up his teammates. He has now added a consistent perimeter jumper th at was on full display on Friday.
Tayven Glasgow 6’3 Lee’s Summit West: One of the most fundamentally sound guards in the state, Tay has added to his game by losing a lot of weight, which adds to his quickness and athleticism without sacrificing his physical strength. His game is similar to former a Temple star Rick Brunson in that he plays at his own pace. He can get to the basket with ease and his 3-point shooting adds another dimension.
Caleb Helm 6’2 Confluence Prep: The slashing wing player had an impressive showing on Friday. He is very good at creating offense getting to the basket and scoring at a number of angles. His explosiveness is sneaky as he can rise up and dunk on a defender without warning.
Josh Kilpatrick 6’5 Grain Valley: It was my first time seeing this big wing player and he was very comfortable on the perimeter with his ability to handle the ball and shoot the 3-pointer. He had a nice stop and pop and float game as well.
Ryan Campbell 6’2 Lafayette: The veteran shooting guard played with good poise and leadership as he git buckets while also directing traffic for his team. He shoots the 3-pointer very well plus he can make a play off the dribble.
TJ Alexander 5’10 St Joe Lafayette: A small, yet strong shooting guard who was at his best when he was getting downhill and attacking the basket. He stayed low and played through any contact to finish with the left hand.