LU Fall Elite Camp: Team Gray Evals

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the members of Team Gray from Tuesday night’s Fall Elite Camp at Lindenwood University, presented by Gerdeman Camps.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1180358" first="Adebayo" last="Popoola"] 6’4" Parkway North: A talented 2022 wing who displayed his smooth stroke from 3-point range. He's very athletic and has good size to go along with his perimeter shooting prowess. He also had some nice fluid drives to the basket that resulted in finger rolls.</p> <p>Andre Montemayor 6’1" St. Charles West: A 2023 guard who was really shooting the ball well from 3-point range throughout the evening. He hit three triples in the short 10 minute scrimmage that I watched him. He also had some nice twisting finishes at the rim on the drive.</p> <p>Matthew Jones 6’3" Lafayette: A 2022 wing player who was very athletic and played with a lot of activity. He was good when he was attacking off the dribble and running in transition. He crashed the offensive boards very effectively and could score with either hand around the basket.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1180563" first="Jp" last="Ruble"] 5’8" Farmington: A 2022 point guard with excellent speed and quickness in the open court. He had a nice burst to get to the basket along with good 3-point shooting range. He was a pesky defender who was always in the middle of the action.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1230453" first="Anand" last="Dharmarajan"] 6’2" John Burroughs: A 2022 guard who was a capable shooter from 3-point range who also displayed some slick moves off the dribble. He also dropped a few slick dimes that led to buckets for his teammates.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1211416" first="Brady" last="Connor"] 6’5" Lutheran-St. Charles: A 2023 forward who did most of his work inside around the basket. He did a nice job scouring the offensive boards for putbacks. He was also a capable passer who found open cutters for buckets.</p> <p>Caden Saunders 6’2" O’Fallon (IL): A 2024 guard who was able to be a factor without commanding a lot of touches. He passed the ball well and kept things flowing on offense. He did a good job of being in the right spot on the floor. </p> <p>Sam Schark 6’0" Home School: A 2023 guard who made himself valuable on his team with his passing skills and his willingness to make the hustle plays to get extra possessions.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>