Grind Region Kick Off: 15U Top Frontcourt Prospects
Jayden Blasczyk AZ #76 C #8 HEIGHT 6'8" POS C CLASS 2025 View Profile Jayden Blasczyk Instagram State: Arizona School: Bradshaw Mountain Club: Prescott Valley Ballers (PVB) 6-foot-9-inch, Jayden Blasczyk Jayden Blasczyk 6’8″ | C Bradshaw Mountain | 2025 State…
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Continue Reading6-foot-9-inch, Jayden Blasczyk Jayden Blasczyk 6’8″ | C Bradshaw Mountain | 2025 State AZ showed the ability to operate from different areas on the floor offensively, proving to be a threat to establish himself and score out of the low, mid, and high post. Blasczyk’s footwork and use of his long reach was also impressive down low, he showed no trouble getting up a clean look over the defense, scoring on either side of the hoop, or stretching from one side of the basket to another for a reverse finish. Anytime helpside defense would collapse Jayden kicked it out to his shooters from outside.
Weston Flowers
Weston Flowers
Weston Flowers stood out as a big man that loves to play big, using his intimidating size at 6-foot-6 and 300 pounds on both ends of the court. Each time down the floor offensively, Weston set a pick for his lead guard bringing the ball up and created a path for them to get inside the lane. Weston was also able to establish position anytime he wanted to as he was not easily forced out of the lane or pushed off of the block, even when drawing double and triple teams Flowers kept the ball high and finished with a gentle touch. Decent footwork down low, Flowers backed defenders underneath the basket, showed a solid drop step turn over his left shoulder, including the ability to get into the middle of the paint after reverse pivoting into a spin. He also wreaked havoc on the boards at times, particularly on the offensive end where Weston often found a way to get a hand on rebounds without ever leaving his feet. Defensively Weston did an exceptional job of walling up, playing with his hands high, and clogging the lane. This freshman has the potential to develop into a high performing center, Flowers has a major size advantage against majority of the players that stands next to him.
Joesph Graves
Joesph Graves
One of, if not the strongest prospect in the building was TMT Boom City’s Joseph Graves, a 6-foot-3 powerful post player with tremendous rebounding ability. Graves played extremely physical, showing no fear of contact, great hands, and an understanding of how to box out and position himself for boards, which created countless second chance shot opportunities for his offense. Good footwork, Graves got the ball on the block and went right into a reverse pivot before taking a bounce and using his body well enough to spin, bump, or create space for a clean shot. He also continues to display impressive athletic abilities, from running to jumping to strength and power, I caught glimpses of him showing off his dunking and vertical leaping skills during warm-ups, the kid is already playing above the rim and he hasn’t officially hit high school yet.
Gustavo Torres
Gustavo Torres
This Oklahoma prospect impacted games a high motor hustler and competitor who ran the floor with fluidity and proved to be first to floor type of player who was willing to sacrifice his body for the ball and his team. I admired how Gustavo Torres played big and strong along the block on both sides of the ball, he did an outstanding job of not allowing his opponent to post him up or establish position down low, he displayed the body strength to force someone out and make it difficult for them to receive the ball in comfortable spot or position.
Zeke Wehr
Zeke Wehr
Zeke Wehr was one of the most important players in the game for the Oklahoma Wolfpack. He did all of the little things and it made the teammates around better. Wehr picked defenses apart with his solid court vision, he was very capable of drawing attention and scanning over the top of his opponents looking to make passes to open or cutting teammates. While playing a grade up, the 6-foot-3-inch Zeke Wehr competed without fear of any size difference, he played as a determined rebounder with a first and second jump to win the battle for everything down low.