Next Level Alert At The Flight Hankamp Scrimmages (Part 1)
The Flight Hankamp Scrimmages, held in Jackson at the Michigan Sports Facility, was an excellent event that featured tough teams and solid individual players. There were athletes that definitely made a statement at the scrimmages and put their name in…
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Continue ReadingThe Flight Hankamp Scrimmages, held in Jackson at the Michigan Sports Facility, was an excellent event that featured tough teams and solid individual players. There were athletes that definitely made a statement at the scrimmages and put their name in the mix as possible next level prospects. Let’s look at some of the players that put college coaches on alert at the Flight Hankamp Scrimmages.
Tristin Beagle (2023, G, Adrian Lenawee Christian)
Beagle has a ton of potential in the backcourt. He was super steady at the scrimmages, yet showed some exciting explosiveness as well. Beagle had a pretty euro step floater that was so tough to defend. He also shot over top and with balance so he didn’t need much space to get his jumper off.
Collin Davis (2023, F, Adrian Lenawee Christian)
Davis is a leader, and that trait will continue to grow. He proved that he could put the ball on the floor and attack the rim with his left. He used a gritty straight line drive that involved both power and speed. His physicality allowed him to draw fouls fairly often at the event.
Antonio Huston (2022, F. St. Clair Shores Lake Shore)
Small college coaches will want to take a look at Huston. He’s a bit undersized as a power forward, but he definitely plays bigger than his size. His anticipation and vertical helped him block more than a handful of shots on the day. Huston did the dirty work for Lake Shore, setting physical screens and hitting the glass.
Chris Kendrix (2023, G, University High)
Kendrix will be on some college coaches radars here in the next couple of years. He’s explosive with the ball and can play at a fast pace. Kendrix created with his handles, and both finished at the rim and connected with his jumper.
John King (2023, G, University High)
King was lights out at the event. First of all, his physical skills were impressive. He was fast and played downhill, featuring electric ball handling skills and dribble combos that created space. Even more impressive though, was his leadership and coachability. King constantly communicated with his teammates on both ends and you could tell that he was fully engaged every single time his coach spoke. The young man wants to be great.
Cam Weller (2023, F, Plymouth Christian)
Weller is a prospect that a lot of coaches will want to check out in the near future. He looks like a versatile forward that could play the 3 or a stretch 4. This will make him a matchup nightmare for opposing coaches because of his ability to manipulate matchups.