PH Top 250: Best Shooters

Steve Quattrocchi September 22, 2021 @ 11:35 AM

Over 100 prospects made their way to MidAmerica in Louisville on Saturday and competed in 3 games each over the course of the afternoon and evening. Here’s a look at some of the best shooters at camp on Saturday. They are presented in no particular order. [player_tooltip player_id="1088805" first="Hudson" last="Blank"], Dixie Heights - Blank picked his spots at camp but was very effective in catch and shoot situations. Hudson looked to have grown recently and could be a sleeper for top 2024 wing in Northern Kentucky. [player_tooltip player_id="1123571" first="Brady" last="Cummins"], DeSales - Brady's reputation is more of point guard than a shooter but he showcased high level shooting ability on Saturday. He was good in catch and shoot situations as well as off the bounce with step backs and other moves. [player_tooltip player_id="1201430" first="Colin" last="Detzel"], Covington Catholic - Detzel is in line for a bigger role for the Colonels this season and the ability to knock down shots at a high clip could keep him on the floor. At 6'5 or so, Colin is able to elevate over defenders and knockdown shots from distance. [player_tooltip player_id="1200040" first="Coby" last="Kramer"], Highlands - Another 2023 from the 9th region, Kramer is going to have to have a big year to keep Highlands in the mix for the 9th region title. Coby was able to make shots all over the court but his ability to hit 3s could be a difference maker for the Bluebirds. [player_tooltip player_id="1116655" first="Teagan" last="Moore"], Owen County - One of the most pure shots around, Teagan can not knock perimeter jumpers at a high level and does it consistently. Moore has good positional size and shoots the same shot every time. That sort of repetition is rare and a large reason why Teagan shoots at such a high level. [player_tooltip player_id="1126608" first="Jack" last="Payne"], Daviess County - Payne has been on the short list of best shooters in camp for the last 3 years now. The 6'2 guard has fluid mechanics and a quick release. He was able to make shots all day, making the most of sometimes limited opportunities. [player_tooltip player_id="1009764" first="Brant" last="Smithers"], Walton-Verona - The 6'2 Smithers is on the short list of best shooters in the state, in my opinion. On Saturday, he backed that up with another good shooting display. Brant never misses to the left or right, only long or short. That's the mark of a true shooter. [player_tooltip player_id="1288968" first="Noah" last="Lovan"], Trinity - As mentioned in our "New Names" article yesterday, Lovan was terrific Saturday with his ability to shoot from all over the court, including from deep.