Illinois 2022 Post Stock Risers

<p>With the new 2022 rankings being unveiled we now look at the power forwards and centers that made the biggest moves up the board!  Here they are in <strong>Illinois 2022 Post Stock Risers</strong>!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1210370" first="Jackson" last="Munro"] (New Trier)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #29<br /> Current Ranking: #14</p> <p>Munro was solid with his high school team in June and then elevated it even more during July with Fundamental U.  Skilled four man that can play facing up knocking in threes, draining pick/pop shots, and is also effective scoring on the block with footwork/touch.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="863618" first="Dylan" last="Arnett"] (DePaul Prep)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #30<br /> Current Ranking: #17</p> <p>Arnett was excellent with his high school team in June.  The DePaul Prep post played with a higher motor than we saw during the high school season and was extremely efficient with his post touches.  Garnered deep post position on a regular basis scoring with hook shots and quick moves.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1048717" first="Marcus" last="Overstreet"] (Whitney Young)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #75<br /> Current Ranking: #35</p> <p>Overstreet was a player we feared was ranked to low in the post spring update and we were right.  He showed that throughout June with Whitney Young.  The true five has great size and length which allows him to impact defensively rebounding and swatting shots.  Rim runs and finishes junk points with slams.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="925217" first="Kolby" last="Gilles"] (St. Ignatius)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #79<br /> Current Ranking: #53</p> <p>Gilles more that proved during June that he was a D2 prospect.  He was trending that way after the spring but solidified it with St. Ignatius during high school live periods.  Strong post that plays with a motor.  Rebounds well in his area, good defender, and offensively plays within himself.  Showed flashes he could stretch the floor with his shooting.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="925227" first="Chase" last="Bonder"] (Libertyville)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #87<br /> Current Ranking: #65</p> <p>With the value placed on shooting at the power forward spot Bonder is someone that D2 programs should be looking at.  Plus shooter that stretches the floor and is a guy that can score on the block as well.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1048722" first="Garrett" last="Bolte"] (Hinsdale South)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #97<br /> Current Ranking: #82</p> <p>Same could be said about Bolte that we mentioned with Bonder.  He is a prospect that has some strength and shoots it very well from the perimeter when opportunities present themselves.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1169886" first="Noah" last="Shannon"] (New Trier)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #199<br /> Current Ranking: #83</p> <p>Shannon was fantastic with his play for New Trier particularly in one dominant performance at Riverside Brookfield where it seemed he could not miss.  Can play some three, but projects as a high level small college face up four that will knock down shots and be a versatile player.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1276129" first="Marcus" last="Glover"] (Hillcrest)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: NR<br /> Current Ranking: #88</p> <p>Glover is a strong bodied power forward that is super productive.  He showcased that with both his high school team and on the circuit.  Can over power opponents inside while also stepping out to take them off the bounce.</p>