Top 5, Top 5, Top 5!

<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="759280" first="Zach" last="Keller"]- ThunerRidge</strong></p> <p>No surprise here as [player_tooltip player_id="759280" first="Zach" last="Keller"] keeps the number one spot. The 6’9 power forward is committed to Wake Forest and fresh off two 5A championships in a row. Zach is a modern power forward who can stretch the floor, move quickly, and bang inside. During the state championship, he showed off his defensive dominance being quick on his feet to cut defenders off and super strong not giving defenders an inch of space. Zach shows a lot of potential as a rim runner and guy you can put in the dunker’s spot. Also with his good footwork and ability to stretch the floor he shows potential to be a deadly pick and roll/pop player at the high major division 1 level. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1284491" first="Langston" last="Reynolds"]- Colorado Prep</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1284491" first="Langston" last="Reynolds"] is a big guard looking to represent his home state next year by playing at Northern Colorado. Langston has great height at 6’4 and has a big frame allowing him to plow through smaller guards. He also has great vision and is able to trick defenders with many no-look passes. Langston is also an exceptional athlete who often finishes above the rim and even has some of the most exhilarating posterizing dunks we have seen.</p> <p><strong>Keyshawn Hall- Denver Prep</strong></p> <p>Keyshawn Hall is a newcomer to the rankings attending the new school Denver Prep. The 6’7 big man has the finesse of a smaller guard with shifty handles that make him a walking mismatch. Not only is he 6’7 but he weighs in at 255, this combination of finesse and power is something you rarely see. Keyshawn has yet to commit but has his biggest offer from Illinois, and other schools who have offered: Austin Peay, Cleveland State, East Carolina, and Bowling Green.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1284470" first="Brock" last="Wisne"]- Colorado Prep</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1284470" first="Brock" last="Wisne"] is another Colorado Prep player staying in-state playing at Northern Colorado next year. Brock is a 6’8 power forward who is mobile and can stretch the floor. He is a stretch big man who can shoot on and off of the dribble, he often uses the pump-fake one-dribble pull up to his advantage. Brock also has a high IQ for a big man, he has sneaky good passing ability he often can find cutting teammates from the high post or on fastbreaks. In the paint, Brock has a soft touch, is patient, and uses fakes and good footwork to get the best look possible. I am very excited to watch Brock and Langston team up once again at the next level!</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1046034" first="Cameron" last="Lowe"]- Lewis-Palmer</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1046034" first="Cameron" last="Lowe"] led his team to win the 4A state championship in his final year. On the court Cameron is like the tough order brother who his teammates look up to, he helps put his teammates in the best spots and is a great leader on the floor. In the state, he may be the most competitive player who has no off switch. The Air Force commit does a bit of everything on the floor but is best known for his prolific scoring. Cameron is a true three-level scorer who has a deep bag of tricks to get the ball in the basket. I am very excited to watch the 6’5 wing play at the next level!</p>