Top 250 Expo: More Missouri 2023 Standouts
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Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some more Class of 2023 standouts from last Sunday’s Prep Hoops Kansas Top 250 Expo in Kansas City. The talented trio of Cole Griesemer Cole Griesemer 6'6" | SF Springfield Hillcrest | 2023…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some more Class of 2023 standouts from last Sunday’s Prep Hoops Kansas Top 250 Expo in Kansas City. The talented trio of Cole Griesemer Cole Griesemer 6'6" | SF Springfield Hillcrest | 2023 State MO of Hillcrest, Harrison Doennig Harrison Doennig 6'6" | PF Springfield Kickapoo | 2023 State MO of Kickapoo and Ben Linnemeyer Ben Linnemeyer 6'5" | SF Link Year | 2023 State MO of Rock Bridge was featured among the All-Missouri Team selections from the camp. Here are some more 2023s.
Trae Oetting Trae Oetting 5'10" | CG Springfield Kickapoo | 2023 State MO 6’0″ Kickapoo: This solid combo guard was impressive in the game that I watched him. He was knocking down 3-point shots while making good decisions with the basketball. He made some nice defensive plays by jumping the passing lanes for steals.
Brady Bowers Brady Bowers 6'1" | PG Rock Bridge | 2023 State MO 6’1″ Rock Bridge: The solid combo guard looked comfortable handling the ball as a playmaker or playing off the ball, where he can knock down his 3-pointers. He does a nice job of playing under control.
Ahlante Askew 6’1″ Republic: The standout point guard played more of a facilitator role in the one game I watched him play. His passing and ball handling were on point and he had his usual presence on defense with a number of deflections and steals.
Sam Slaughter 6’1″ Pleasant Hill: A crafty southpaw point guard who delivered some some dimes with his excellent court vision. His head was on a swivel as he could pass on the move. He has solid quickness but he changes speeds very well with the ability to shoot from distance.
Connor Rolwing 6’1″ Rock Bridge: The young shooting guard was always in the move, pushing the ball and constantly probing for driving lanes. He would either score on a layup on a nice runner or he could find the open teammate after drawing the defense.
Ty Schreck 6’0″ Park Hill: A very unselfish point guard who did an excellent job passing the ball and getting it to the scorers. He played within himself and did not force things. He also made his open perimeter shots.