Top 2022 performers from Oak Hills Shootout

<p>The Oak Hills shootout had some of the top talent from Ohio but also featured some loaded teams from surrounding states. In this article we’re going to be looking at the top 2022 performers from the event.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1195129" first="Louie" last="Semona"], 6’7 PF St Xavier 2022: Semona is a sleeper who played robin next to [player_tooltip player_id="967136" first="Kobe" last="Rodgers"] last season. Semona is the guy for the Bombers this season and is really shining as the key offensive guy. Semona is a skilled forward who can do a lot of things with the basketball. Whether it’s shoot, pass, drive or set screens, Semona can produce in a variety of ways. Semona posted highlights from their scrimmage against Taft the next day, you can see his diverse offensive game in this one minute video. Semona should be on every Division II radar in the area and low majors should also be inquiring about him.</p> <p>http://www.hudl.com/v/2FXtLj</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1138753" first="Sean" last="Keller"], 5’11 PG Elder 2022: Keller is a gangster on the basketball court, playing with a confidence that allows him to make some big shots. Keller was without [player_tooltip player_id="921762" first="Andrew" last="Harp"] this weekend, Elder’s leading scorer from last season who will be a senior alongside Keller this season. Keller was forced to take a bigger scoring role and responded by knocking down shots off the bounce in the pick and roll. Bigs did a poor job of getting out to Keller, allowing him to get in a rhythm from beyond the arc. Keller is a great competitor and the type of point guard I would take on my team any day.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="809630" first="Logan" last="Woods"], 6’4 SG Fairfield 2022: Woods was one of the most impressive players in the entire shootout and has solidified himself as a Division I worthy prospect in my eyes. I think I allowed a poor performance in the playoffs cloud my view on Woods too much. After watching him for Midwest Basketball Club in the spring and now for Fairfield, Woods is due for a major rankings improvement the next time we update after the July live periods. Woods was making open shots at a high clip and is a solid defensive prospect. Fairfield could be the best team in the Cincinnati area next season, and Woods is a major reason why.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="848282" first="Jayden" last="Nervis"], 6’5 PF Hilliard Davidson 2022: Nervis was one of the guys who seemed to make a statement with his play this weekend, looking incredibly confident alongside the Frey brothers and [player_tooltip player_id="967176" first="Ryan" last="Paris"]. Individually, not many teams in Central Ohio will have as much talent as Hilliard Davidson. Nervis is a solid athlete who shot the ball better than we’re used to this past weekend. If this shooting improvement from Nervis is here to stay, he should put up huge numbers next season. Nervis also used his size to bully smaller defenders when attacking the basket and liked to use the jump-stop into a floater over a smaller defender in crunch time.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="870212" first="Tayshawn" last="Comer"], 6’0 PG Indy Cathedral 2022: One of the rare out of state mentions that you’ll see from myself, Comer was electrifying all weekend for Indy Cathedral. Comer can get to the rack when he wants and has a variety of acrobatic finishes in his bag. I like Comer’s toughness on both ends, as he played hard whenever I watched him. Holding offers from schools like Butler and Loyola (Chicago) Comer could blow up in the live period when Division I programs can see him in person again.</p>