Prospect Camp : Stock Risers

Chris Robinson March 22, 2023 @ 11:55 PM

The Prospect Camp was packed with talented athletes from around the state. The prospects highlighted in this article are players who showed skills and talents that I have not seen from them prior. Each one of these prospects proved to have a higher ceiling of abilities than they may get credit for. Below is an evaluation of the players who I'd consider "Stock Risers" after displaying impressive performances last Sunday.   TJ Ricketts | Wauwatosa East | 2025   Ricketts made some major noise over the weekend with Team 4. His quick first step and ability to get into the paint allowed his team to play inside out. His athleticism and finishing ability was apparent. He proved to be a solid perimeter defender by way of deflections and steals. We will definitely hear more of the Sophomore out of Wauwatosa East.   [player_tooltip player_id='1611623' first='Roman' last='Thompson'] | Kettle Moraine | 2025   Thompson is a high IQ prospect out of Kettle Moraine. He was very effective in the pick and roll as the handler and as the roller. His steady handle allowed him to play at his own pace throughout the day. His ability to shoot and attack the basket off the dribble made for solid production for Team 2. The 6'4 Sophomore starred in his role over the weekend.   [player_tooltip player_id='1331056' first='Jay' last='Johnson'] | Stoughton | 2025   Johnson proved to be a dual threat on the offensive end with strong finishes in the paint and timely threes off of the catch. The Sophomore out of Stoughton has a great motor and feel for the game. His energy and hustle was extremely noticeable for Team 4. Keep an eye out for a big summer and junior season from Johnson.    [player_tooltip player_id='1347538' first='Jackson' last='Accuardi'] | Deforest | 2025   The crafty forward made a solid impression on Sunday, most nocibaly through his spacing on the floor for Team 5. The inside-out scoring Sophomore was able to shoot over the top in the range area as well. He wields great size and a solid handle. He proved to be a versatile prospect and a major stock riser in WI after he took control and had little trouble against almost any prospect in the gym.   [player_tooltip player_id='1598953' first='Carter' last='Corbin'] | Kettle Moraine Lutheran | 2024   The well balanced prospect out of Kettle Moraine Lutheran had his hands in many productive plays for Team 1. The Junior guard pulled defenders beyond the three point arc throughout the day with his precision shooting. When ran off the line he showed off crafty footwork to create an array of finishes at the basket. His court vision and lead passes resulted in highlights for himself and teammates over the course of the day.   [player_tooltip player_id='1289050' first='DaQuan' last='Reynolds'] | Madison East | 2023   The senior out of Madison East upped his stock over the weekend playing a steady uptempo brand of basketball. He threaded the needle and found teammates in transition and in the half-court. The quick and wiry senior prospect proved to be productive at the helm when his team needed it. Reynolds made the right plays on both ends of the floor for Team 1.

The Prospect Camp was packed with talented athletes from around the state. The prospects highlighted in this article are players who showed skills and talents that I have not seen from them prior. Each one of these prospects proved to have a higher ceiling of abilities than they may get credit for. Below is an evaluation of the players who I'd consider "Stock Risers" after displaying impressive performances last Sunday.