Ohio Shoe Circuit programs July results

<p>Ohio has a few shoe circuit programs that competed on a national level this July during the live periods and showed out during them. Starting with All Ohio Red, in the EYBL their 17U struggled as they couldn’t advance to the Peach Jam. [player_tooltip player_id="809590" first="Josiah" last="Harris"] and [player_tooltip player_id="616810" first="Sean" last="Jones"] were bright spots for 17U as they proved themselves against elite competition. Their 16U squad had much more success, making a run to the elite 8 before being knocked out. [player_tooltip player_id="867951" first="Devin" last="Royal"], [player_tooltip player_id="922605" first="Dailyn" last="Swain"], [player_tooltip player_id="867949" first="Lawrent" last="Rice"] and [player_tooltip player_id="867953" first="Sonny" last="Styles"] all got numerous offers after the Peach Jam. 15U made it to the Peach Jam, but went 0-3 in pool play after a 6-2 record in the EYBL pool play. [player_tooltip player_id="1222345" first="Tyler" last="McKinley"] was a dominant force for Red in the paint and [player_tooltip player_id="1067753" first="Mason" last="Shrout"] and [player_tooltip player_id="1222348" first="Jonathan" last="Powell"] had big time scoring games from the wing position. Bates Fundamentals has a couple Ohio prospects on both their 17U and 16U teams. Unfortunately neither could advance to the Peach Jam. On the Adidas circuit, Midwest Basketball Club was the talk of the town. Their 17U program was led by a pair of 2023 guards in Reed Sheppard and [player_tooltip player_id="867934" first="Gabe" last="Cupps"]. Both prospects got high major offers this summer from their impressive play. Pretty much every prospect on Midwest Basketball Club 17U 3SSB has their pick of many offers, with [player_tooltip player_id="809630" first="Logan" last="Woods"] choosing Wright State. 16U had some up and down play, with a major lack of size in the paint. Jacob Meyer and shooters like [player_tooltip player_id="922592" first="Nathan" last="Dudukovich"] and [player_tooltip player_id="1090160" first="Jack" last="Kronauge"] stood out this summer. Down at the 15U level, Kingston Land from Moeller, a 2025 prospect was very impressive. Midwest Basketball Club did have some impressive outings from 2024 prospects including [player_tooltip player_id="1222359" first="Ben" last="Menker"] and [player_tooltip player_id="1222360" first="AJ" last="McBride"]. Wildcats Select had a strong spring, but losing [player_tooltip player_id="787627" first="Sencire" last="Harris"] to injury and Shawn Phillips to Bates Fundamentals hurt them in July. [player_tooltip player_id="809602" first="Jacob" last="Conner"] committed to Marshall and [player_tooltip player_id="809598" first="Roderick" last="Coffee"] built up some recruiting momentum from their 17U program. Their 16U program was headlined by 2025 prospect Darryn Peterson, who unfortunately suffered an injury before I was able to see that team in person. Their 15U team only had two Ohio prospects, [player_tooltip player_id="1238513" first="Jacob" last="Theodosiou"] got offered by a couple Division I programs this summer. On the Under Armour circuit, C2K 17U had [player_tooltip player_id="921758" first="Danny" last="Young Jr"] commit to Cleveland State and [player_tooltip player_id="855927" first="Keyshawn" last="Hall"] blow up with almost a dozen offers in the past two weeks alone. For 16U [player_tooltip player_id="867942" first="Chico" last="Johnson"] built on his impressive offer list and [player_tooltip player_id="976075" first="Bede" last="Lori"] and [player_tooltip player_id="867941" first="CJ" last="Hornbeak"] were individually impressive as well. 15U C2K was their most successful team record wise, as [player_tooltip player_id="1238512" first="Keven" last="Adorno"], [player_tooltip player_id="1222354" first="Jesse" last="McCulloch"] and [player_tooltip player_id="1225066" first="Alex" last="Bruskotter"] stood out as top performers. There are many more programs that had great summers and got players offers, but this was just to look at how Ohio teams fared on the top shoe circuit leagues.</p>