12.21-27 Scouting Report: Standouts

<p>In week four, which prospects stood out despite a limited slate of games?</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="981021" first="Ashe" last="Oglesby"] - The Prairie School - 2023: Oglesby is a smooth assassin. The forward dropped 27 points on a talented Martin Luther squad, showing a diverse range of skills from outside finesse to inside power. He’s a guy that PHW covered a lot over the past year, and he’s developing into a high-profile prospect.</p> <p>Jacob Fallico - The Prairie School - 2021: A smaller guard that can really shoot the rock. He made five of eight threes against Martin Luther. A natural shooter with a high release that’ll be a great asset for TPS this season.</p> <p>Sylvere Campbell - Martin Luther - 2021: An underrated product out of Martin Luther. Solid-bodied forward who’s sneakily shown a versatile skillset. Mobile enough to jump gaps for steals and make plays with his feet. Can shoot the rock, as he holds the best percentage from three on the team. Still a raw player, but a stellar defender and athlete that brings some fresh production to the power forward position.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="804908" first="Carter" last="Capstran"] - Franklin - 2021: Franklin is 4-1 this season, their only loss is a close one to Brookfield East. Capstran has fueled their early record, averaging 18.4 points a night. His scoring took off this week with a 25-point game and a 24-point game. A swiss army knife that’ll give you serious trouble on defense. He picks his poison on offense most times. He can bully you with his back-to-the-basket game or make plays on the perimeter.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="935492" first="Kael" last="Stulo"] - Oak Creek - 2021: Stulo is a steady guard that could attract some college recruiters. He’ll burn defenses from the outside, and is a natural at all things shooting. He knows how to score well as the number two option, and fits well as a two-guard.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="801141" first="Casey" last="Verhagen"] - Sheboygan Lutheran - 2022: The pure point guard is off to another statistically dominant season. He’s averaging 25.1 points per game along with 7 assists per game, the highest apg mark in the state. He plays in a lower division, but proved that he can succeed against high-level opponents this summer with Wisconsin Playground. A great pickup for schools needing a gritty, versatile point guard.</p> <p>Andrew Verhelst - Sheboygan Lutheran - 2023: Verhelst is a young prospect developing out of a prominent program. He put up 25 points versus St. Mary Catholic and is averaging the second-most ppg on the roster. He’s also a volume rebounder, as he’s tallied over 10 boards four times this season. The forward has great timing defensively, helping him stuff shots around the rim. His long arms and physicality give him a nice advantage as well.</p>