Quincy Thanksgiving: Thursday Notebook

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from PHI!&nbsp; We evaluated a pair of games from the Quincy Thanksgiving Tournament on Thursday night as Springfield Lanphier defeated Miller Career Academy followed by host Quincy scoring a win against Dixon.&nbsp; Read all about it here in <strong>Quincy Thanksgiving Tournament: Thursday Notebook</strong>!</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Lanphier Captures Win Behind 3 Quality Prospects</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Springfield Lanphier opened up the night with a 57-54 victory over Miller Career Academy.&nbsp; They have a trio of intriguing prospects.&nbsp; Up front 6'6” 2023 center [player_tooltip player_id='1537997' first='Austin' last='Robinson'] provided rebounding, defense, and toughness.&nbsp; Mobile post that rebounds well in his area and finishes with crafty moves around the hoop.&nbsp; Should make for a quality small college prospect at the next level.&nbsp; Went for 13 points and 10 rebounds.&nbsp; In the 2025 class they have a pair of intriguing players.&nbsp; Really like what long and well built wing Shaunassey Hatchett brings to the table on the defensive end.&nbsp; He blocked shots, cut passing lanes, and got out in transition.&nbsp; Versatile defender that can hit an open shot.&nbsp; A lot of tools to work with.&nbsp; He had 8 points and 7 rebounds.&nbsp; Their 2025 point guard [player_tooltip player_id='1385295' first='JaiQuan' last='Holman'] is a shifty playmaking guard that can shoot it from deep and has solid athleticism.&nbsp; Works well around ball screens changing gears and being a threat to both shoot as well as drive.&nbsp; One of the better lead guards from central Illinois that presents upside especially if he grows.&nbsp; Finished with a team high 17 points.&nbsp; Miller Career Academy from St. Louis was led in scoring by guard Charles Nelson with a game high 23 points.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>Quincy Wings Do Damage in Opening Win</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>In the second game it was all Quincy as the host school routed Dixon 65-29.&nbsp; A pair of wings impressed in [player_tooltip player_id='1385298' first='Bradley' last='Longcor'] and Camden Brown.&nbsp; Longcor is a top 10 sophomore who is coming off an outstanding season last year.&nbsp; At 6'3” he has a long and wiry frame.&nbsp; Liked what he showed defensively using that length to get steals and taking them the other way for scores.&nbsp; Athleticism was shown off the bounce including splitting a pair of defenders for a slick finish.&nbsp; Solid passer as a secondary ball handler and can really shoot it from three with a clean shot draining a pair in the win as he finished with 14 points.&nbsp; Camden Brown jumped off the floor to us in the victory netting 15 points.&nbsp; The 6'5” shooting guard missed last year with an injury.&nbsp; Looks like a very legit prospect with size, athleticism, and skill.&nbsp; Plays above the rim in transition, defended well, and drained a trio from deep shooting it with a lot of confidence and a pure stroke.&nbsp; Look for him to make a nice debut in the mid-season PHI 2024 update.&nbsp; Another new name to track is 5'9” 2025 point guard Kamren Wires.&nbsp; Pass first lead guard that made good decisions on the move and the drive/kick all night.&nbsp; Junior [player_tooltip player_id='2318278' first='Tyler' last='Sprick'] shot it well providing a floor spacer as he drained mid-range shots and a pair of threes for 10 points.&nbsp; Quincy is primed for a big season with this young core and for the next several seasons.&nbsp; They have a ton of upside with their shooting, athleticism, and defense.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->