PH Circuit: Michigan Guards Getting Buckets Part 2

<p>The Prep Hoops Circuit is bigger and better than ever this season. There has been a ton of talent from Michigan that has performed extremely well at various PH Circuit events. The state has shown off a lot of guards that have the ability to put points on the scoreboard. Let’s take a second look at some of the Michigan guards getting buckets at Prep Hoops Circuit events.</p> <p><strong>Aiden Burns (2022, SG, United Pursuit 2022, Battle Creek Pennfield)</strong></p> <p>Burns has been one of the more impressive pure shooters in the Prep Hoops Circuit. He has a pure stroke and fires it off with confidence.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1128345" first="Ramere" last="Draper"] (2022, SG, Wyoming, B3 Athletics 2022)</strong></p> <p>I’ve written so much about [player_tooltip player_id="1128345" first="Ramere" last="Draper"], and if his dominance continues, I won’t be stopping anytime soon. He’s athletically explosive and dynamic with the ball.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="985669" first="Damaryon" last="Fishburn"] (2023, CG, Hoop Mentality 2023, Taylor Trillium)</strong></p> <p>Fishburn has excellent positional size and strength. When you add his ball skills to the mix, you have a really dangerous combination. Fishburn was a matchup nightmare in Grand Rapids.</p> <p><strong>Marshaun Flakes (2023, SG, B3 Athletics 2023, East Kentwood)</strong></p> <p>Flakes has been explosive on offense throughout the Prep Hoops Circuit. He plays downhill and attacks the defense. Flakes will have eyes on his game the rest of the summer.</p> <p><strong>Javion Otten (2023, SG, Grand Rapids Thunder 2023, Kenowa Hills)</strong></p> <p>Otten has been the offensive sparkplug all spring for the Grand Rapids Thunder. More often than not, he’s pacing the squad with a 20 plus point game.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863964" first="Brandon" last="Schepel"] (2022, SG, MBA NY2LA, Grand Rapids Christian)</strong></p> <p>Schepel has sent a message this spring when seen at the Prep Hoops Circuit. The message is quite clear - DO NOT give him an open look. He’s had the look of a knokdown shooter.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863960" first="Trucel" last="Singleton"] (2022, CG, MBA 2022 EYBL, Benton Harbor)</strong></p> <p>Singleton looks like the next man up in a line of outstanding guars at Benton Harbor. He can play on or off the ball and has an explosive step that puts defenders on his hip.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863939" first="Derrick" last="Voltz"] (2022, SG, EAT Athletics, Carrollton)</strong></p> <p>Voltz was one of, if not the, most impressive singular player in Grand Rapids a couple weeks ago. He had a 36 point game in which he was simply unstoppable. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1111928" first="James" last="Weaver"] (2024, PG, Code 313 2024, River Rouge)</strong></p> <p>Weaver is a multifaceted playmaker that can score and dish. When his team needs a bucket, Weaver can and will get it. He’s a shifty scorer and a tough stop.</p>