Sleepers Making an Impact

Hector Marquez February 5, 2021 @ 09:11 AM

When it comes to prospects many have different roles but that doesn’t demenish their skills that can translate to the next level. Many prospects are asked to play different positions based on need that they will not be playing at the next level. Here is a short list of sleeper prospects making an impact. 6’0 PG Zach Englebright, Summit Academy High School Zach plays the PG position and he plays with a high motor. He likes to push it in transition and he gets in anes and finds ways to get to the rim. Zach is averaging 22 PPG this season he is getting others involved. Small school prospect that is still under the radar. Good looking shot from outside. 6’2 CG Zach Cantwell, Bingham High School Zach has been one of the top defenders in the state and he has been solid and consistent. He’s in the top 5 when it comes to steals and is a stat stuffer with his all-around game. 6’2 PG [player_tooltip player_id="755645" first="Eric" last="Giang"], Taylorsville High School Eric is playing some solid basketball, especially on the defensive side as he is getting tips and steals. He is part of a major cultural change at T-Ville. He scoring with his shifty left handed game. He rebounds and gets others involved. 5’11 PG [player_tooltip player_id="968054" first="Sam" last="Sivulich"], Northridge High School Sam can score the basketball. He finds ways to get open in the perimeter. He’s scoring 21 PPG this season and he is shooting the ball really well. Good prospect in the Class of 2022. He is a sleeper prospect in his class that can really score. 6’1 G [player_tooltip player_id="711289" first="Mason" last="Landdeck"], Desert Hills High School Mason hs really stepped it up this season. One of the most productive players as he rebounds, gets steals and can find players as well. Major stat stuffer. Plays in the most competitive 4A Region in the state. Could be a major get for a small school at the next level.