Elks Elite Showcase Top Performers
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The 2nd annual Elks Elite Showcase took place at Centerville High School, with 3 great showdowns between Botkins/Shawnee, St. Xavier/Springfield, and Centerville/Cleveland Heights. Zion Crowe OH #49 SG #13 HEIGHT 6'4" POS SG CLASS 2023 View Profile Zion Crowe Instagram…
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Continue ReadingThe 2nd annual Elks Elite Showcase took place at Centerville High School, with 3 great showdowns between Botkins/Shawnee, St. Xavier/Springfield, and Centerville/Cleveland Heights.
Crowe had a solid showing against Botkins with one of the better defenders in the area on him all day. Explosive with the ball in his hands, and got open with hard cuts and quick footwork. Tries to create for himself and was consistent on the offensive glass, getting quite a few 2nd chance opportunities. Crowe has been a priority for Division II programs the last few weeks and will continue to attract attention with his play.
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Pleiman didn’t have the flashiest game, but he was efficient on both ends of the floor. Moved side-to-side against Zion Crowe Zion Crowe 6’4″ | SG Springfield Shawnee | 2023 State OH and was able to stop several drives absorbing contact with his body. Doesn’t jump off the page with his initial drives, but hits that 2nd level in a hurry. Brings great size on the perimeter and can get his shots up with his bigger frame over defenders.
Jordan Herzog
Jordan Herzog
Herzog stepped up in a big way as the Trojans needed some secondary offensive output. Has solid size at 6’4 and had no issue putting the ball on the floor and attacking the rim hard. Doesn’t have the athleticism as other guys, but has the intangibles and work ethic. Made some tough shots with the right hand. His continued ability to score the ball and take pressure off Carter Pleiman Carter Pleiman 6’4″ | SF Botkins | 2023 State OH will determine how far the Trojans can go come March.
Gordy Sulfsted
Gordy Sulfsted
Sulfsted impressed me for the 2nd time this year with his bigger frame and interior play. Gets his shoulder squared and finished consistently around the rim. Has good hands and keeps the ball secured when making his post moves. Being a sophomore, Sulfsted could be a special player in the next few years with continued growth and development.
Hardy impressed me in the 1st half of the loss against Centerville. One of the quicker handles I saw during the weekend. Steps into midrange shots with confidence and with limited dribbles. Explosive as heck.