IAABO Team Camp Recap: Class of 2022 Guards/Wings
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<p>Prep Hoops Missouri spent an evening at Francis Howell Central to watch the action at the IAABO Team Camp. Here is a look at some of the top Class of 2022 guards/wings who were putting in work at the event.</p>
<p>[player_tooltip player_id="1180540" first="Tre" last="Bell"] 6’3" Parkway West: The talented shooting guard has continued to raise his profile after an excellent spring grassroots season and he has kept it going at the beginning of the summer. He can create buckets off the dribble while being able to score at all three levels. He has good athleticism and strength to work inside as well. He also makes an impact on the defensive end with his length.</p>
<p>[player_tooltip player_id="985421" first="Casen" last="Lawrence"] 5’10" Westminster: The savvy point guard showcased his vast skill set with the ball in his hands and off the ball as well. He can create space so well with a variety of escape moves that result in a 3-pointer. He also plays well off the ball as he sprints when he's coming off screens to get himself open for perimeter jumpers.</p>
<p>Peyton Blair 6’1" Fort Zumwalt South: A solid lefty point guard who loves to push the pace whenever possible and he’s very successful with it. He attacks the basket well and he will go coast to coast in a heartbeat for a bucket. He moves the ball well with his passing and he will keep the defense honest with his 3-point shooting.</p>
<p>[player_tooltip player_id="985431" first="Frankie" last="May"] 6’3" Lutheran - St. Charles: The rangy shooting guard can put the ball in the basket in the variety of ways. He has always been strong on the drive, but he is also a knock down 3-point shooter which makes him tough to defend. He has good moves off the dribble to create his own shot as well.</p>
<p>Ryan Gancarz 6’2" Duchesne:</p>
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