College Basketball Showcase – Event Standouts 2

<p>A few weeks earlier, Gamepoint Basketball hosted the College Basketball Showcase. Held at an undisclosed location, the event featured a number of the top prospects from San Diego County, as well as a few from neighboring cities in games that were live-streamed and held without fans. </p> <p>In the first of several reports, we look at some of the other top prospects who stood out among the group of 40 or so attendees.</p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="748775" first="Lewis" last="Singleterry IV"], 5-10 2022 PG, Murrieta Mesa </h3> <p>The diminutive point guard is plenty shifty and can light it up from deep. He’s dangerous in the pick-and-roll, where he can free himself for midrange jump shots or step back and knock down deep threes. </p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="970253" first="Vincent" last="Berlucchi"], 6-7 2022 W, La Costa Canyon</h3> <p>Berlucchi is a jack of all trades. He can handle it, shoot off the catch, makes solid passes and gets after it on defense and the boards. </p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="971239" first="Malachi" last="Murrell"], 6-4 2022 W, Shadow Hills</h3> <p>A live athlete with a great frame and motor, Murrell does all the little things to help his team win: defends multiple positions, rebounds it and can score through contact. </p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="971231" first="Cameron" last="Marshall"], 6-1 2022 G, Patrick Henry</h3> <p>A crafty, well-paced scoring guard, Marshall can fill it up from deep and the midrange, and is an underrated passer. </p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="971230" first="Max" last="McCall"], 6-4 2022 G, San Marcos</h3> <p>The definition of "Swiss Army Knife,"McCall is a lead guard who can handle, distribute, create in the halfcourt and lock down the other team’s best perimeter player. His shooting is a work in progress but at the same stage he reminds me a lot of former USC guard Julian Jacobs. </p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="994931" first="Martin" last="Gumwel"], 6-11 2023 C, Calvin Christian</h3> <p>Gumwel has a great frame and gifted natural basketball instincts. He’s still a work in progress on the offensive end, but alters - and blocks - shots, and rebounds at a high rate. </p> <h3>[player_tooltip player_id="970252" first="Otto" last="Landrum"], 6-9 2022 PF, Torrey Pines</h3> <p>Landrum had his way in the paint in his games, especially when matched up against players of similar size. He has solid hands and a nice jump hook with either hand, and can step out and hit midrange shots off the catch. </p>