Reebok Summer Finale: Saturday Standouts

Earl Austin August 15, 2021 @ 06:53 AM

Prep Hoops Missouri is spending the weekend in Cape Girardeau in Southeast Missouri for the Reebok Summer Finale. Here is a look at Saturday’s standouts from the first day of action. [player_tooltip player_id="1192431" first="Max" last="Templeman"] 5’10 Victory Ministry: The 2023 combo guard from Carthage scored 47 points in a pair of victories, including a 31-point outburst in the evening. He is a three-level scorer who attacks the basket at every opportunity. He’s a fearless competitor who plays with a lot of moxie. PJ Farmer 6’0 Team 413: A 2025 point guard who posted a pair of 20-point outings while leading his team to two wins in the 17U action. He runs the show and keeps his teammates involved with deft passing skills. He is also a smooth bucket getter with 3-point range s d escape moves off the bounce. [player_tooltip player_id="1010548" first="Kaden" last="Turner"] 6’4 Victory Ministry: An athletic shooting guard from Webb City who averaged 16 points in two victories. Displayed 3-point shooting range, the ability to create a shot off the dribble and some explosive leaping ability with some entertaining dunks. Colin DeBold 6’2 Triple Threat Academy: A long and lean 2024 guard from Seckman who is the most impressive passer that I watched during the day. He was dropping dimes with both hands and from various angles. His court vision is excellent as well as his feel for the game. He also has a nice offensive skill package. Hunter Hill 6’4 Colorado Wild: The athletic 2023 forward played with a tremendous motor at both ends of the court. He went after every rebound and tried to block every shot. He ran the court hard and attacked the basket hard. He did not take possession off. Mian Shaw 6’1 Paducah: A 2023 shooting guard who was a potent scoring threat. He scored on smooth drives to the basket and high arching 3-pointers. He can play the angles well on his drives and he scored on a number of off balance layups in traffic.