SWMO Basketball Future50 Showcase: Team Gray Evals

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the members of Team Gray from last Saturday’s SWMO Basketball Future50 Showcase in Strafford, MO.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1180602" first="Jaden" last="McCoy"] 6’3" Spokane: The 2022 shooting guard was one of the most impressive players that I watched at the showcase. He displayed three-level scoring ability and some explosive athleticism in both of the games I saw him play. He drained five 3-pointers in the game and complimented his shooting with some aggressive takes and finishes in the lane. He also threw down a number of impressive dunks during the day.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1163305" first="Kevin" last="Parker Jr"]. 6’2" Parkview: A 2023 shooting guard who's physically strong and equally capable of getting buckets from all three levels. He uses his physical strength and ball handling ability to create space to get his own shot. He has deep shooting range and a nice mid-range jumper when he needs it. He also moves well without the ball to get himself open.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1161281" first="Cole" last="Griesemer"] 6’6" Hillcrest: A 2023 wing who is one of the most versatile players that I watched during the day. He's an excellent playmaker with his ball handling ability and passing skills. He dropped several nice dimes during the day. He attacks the basket well with his size and length and he can knock down the 3-pointer. He hit four triples in the first game of the day. He has a big upside.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1269992" first="Logan" last="Frahm"] 6’5" Glendale: A 2022 post player who plays more of blue-collar game with his ability to score and rebound. He made several good second and third effort plays down low on the boards. He also threw down a nice dunk underneath while jumping off two feet. Straight vertical and it was impressive. He also had a could of nifty drives to the hoop for buckets.</p> <p>Sterling Vinson 6’3" Central: A 2023 wing player who used his length quite well on the defensive end. He had more deflections that anybody I watched over the course of the day. He goes about his business in a smooth way without being rushed. He set up his teammates for buckets and he got to the rim and also hit the mid-range jumper.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1181875" first="Devin" last="Oliver"] 6’3" Hillcrest: A 2022 guard who plays a very smooth game. He can get into the lane and score on slicing drives to the basket while avoiding the contact. He operates well in tight spaces and can drop some nice dimes through traffic. If the defense backs up, he won't hesitate to knock down the 3-pointer.</p> <p>Wyatt Gorman 6’0" Wheaton: A 2022 guard who played with a lot of energy and activity at both ends. Was very impressed with this kid's motor. He had some nice takes off the bounce and he wasn't afraid to take the ball coast to coast for a layup. He ran the court in transition and hit some 3-pointers on the break.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1176367" first="Ethan" last="Reed"]  Lamar: A 2022 guard who did a nice job of playing off the ball and being in constant motion. He made several good cuts to the basket, which resulted in some easy layups.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1269543" first="Jackson" last="McDaniel"]  6'2" Springfield Catholic: A 2023 guard who plays a very solid and efficient game. He can make the open 3-point shot and he attacks the basket well and he can finish with either hand. He is also a solid rebounder for a guard.</p> <p>Carsten Seitz 5'9" Nixa: A 2023 point guard who did a good job of knocking down open shots from 3-point range. He is a solid ball handler and passer who makes good decisions with the ball. He can also play with pace.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>