Jayhawk Summer Finale: Class of 2020 Forwards

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the top Missouri Class of 2020 forwards from last weekend's Jayhawk Summer Finale:</p> <p>Ethan Kilgore 6'6" KC Run GMC (East Buchanan): Versatile forward who helped Run GMC to the 17U championship. He is a skill forward who makes teammates better with his passing and playmaking ability. You can run offense through him. He is a solid perimeter shooter who also works the high post with his shooting and passing. Has the athletic ability and moves inside to also be a reliable offensive threat in the post.</p> <p>Eric Northweather 6'8" Mid-Mo Elite (Blair Oaks): Small school big who is very skilled and has a lot of mobility to go with it. He loves to run the court and was rewarded with many buckets in transition. He scored with both hands in the low post and also has a nice jump hook from out to five feet. His 3-point shooting has also come on strong which makes him a nice pick and pop threat. Several Division II schools were on hand for all of his games.</p> <p>Kian Scroggins 6'7" KC Run GMC (Raymore-Peculiar): A big-bodied post player who provided an excellent inside presence all weekend for the 17U championship team. The tough lefty knew how to use his body as well as the rim for reverse layups. He is strong and crafty around the basket and made many second and third effort plays. He just kept at it until he got the job done. He picked up Division II offers from Washburn and Missouri Southern after his productive weekend.</p> <p>Mark Cann 6'5" Team YOBO (Raytown South): A talented Stretch 4 who provided matchup problems with his versatility on the perimeter. He is an athletic player who was an excellent 3-pointer off the catch, especially from the corners. He is also a solid ball handler who could get to the basket on a straight-line drive.</p> <p>Devion Harris 6'7" Brad Beal Elite (Parkway Central): A solid power forward who had a productive weekend as he used his size and length to rebound and block shots. He played with good activity around the basket, but he has also improved on his ball handling and ability to attack the basket off the dribble.</p> <p>Josh Butler 6'5" Marcus Denmon Elite (Lee's Summit West): A very solid forward who was an unsung player for a team that is full of talented guards. He is a strong rebounder who plays with a high motor and a lot of effort. He is also displayed a nice 3-point stroke and he also hit them at key moments of the game throughout the weekend.</p> <p>Tysen Brennan 6'5" Marcus Denmon Elite (Lee's Summit West): An active Stretch 4 who plays hard and did a good job knocking down open 3-pointers to space the floor for the penetrating guards on his team. He also put in some good work on the offensive boards and he also chased down loose balls and did a lot of other little things to help his team.</p>