Prospects lighting it up on the Club Circuit

Tom Tabler June 20, 2023 @ 05:16 PM

The level of play on the club circuit has never been more impressive. Arkansas hoop prospects have continued to perform extremely well on the hardwood. In today's article, we are going to look at some players that have been lighting up on the club circuit of late. The prospects we look at today have upped the intensity and level of play over the past few weeks.   [player_tooltip player_id='2021880' first='JJ' last='Andrews']-Small Forward-Little Rock Christian-6'5”-2026   At the Mid-West Showcase, [player_tooltip player_id='2021880' first='JJ' last='Andrews'] has displayed the ability to drive the line and use his quickness to finish at the rim. He has the ball handling ability to take people off of the dribble. Andrews was getting the mid-range jumper to go as well. He was impressive on the defensive side of the ball keeping his hands active and battling for the rebounds. Andrews is setting the stage for a big 2023 season. Has the potential to do big things at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1997497' first='Layne' last='Taylor']-Point Guard-Farmington-5'11”-2024   [player_tooltip player_id='1997497' first='Layne' last='Taylor'] is opening plenty of eyes from a recruiting perspective on the club circuit. Last weekend, Taylor had the opportunity to put his smooth shooting stroke on display in Kansas City. Taylor is deadly from all areas on the court when his shot falls. He drives to the basket with intensity and will either finish with a layup or dish to an open shooter. Taylor picked up two scholarship offers over the weekend from Western Illinois and the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Keep an eye on Taylor this season, it has the potential to be a great one.   [player_tooltip player_id='1572702' first='Landren' last='Blocker']-Combo Guard-Little Rock Christian-6'5”-2024   [player_tooltip player_id='1572702' first='Landren' last='Blocker'] is one of the most explosive in the state of Arkansas. He explodes through the lane and finishes with authority. Blocker is tremendously athletic and can just about outjump anyone for a rebound. He has a smooth mid-range jumper and is showing the ability to take opposing defenders off of the dribble. Blocker lit up the Summerwood Sports Team Camp earlier in the month and does not appear to be slowing down one bit. He is an impressive prospect that can play multiple positions and is someone to keep an eye on this season.   [player_tooltip player_id='2021821' first='Courtland' last='Muldrew']-Combo Guard-Springdale Har-Ber-6'3”-2025   Muldrew lit up Kansas City over the weekend. He put on display his high energy and ability to get in the lane and finish at the rim. Muldrew showed that he can hit the contested shot with no trouble at all. Meanwhile, he does an excellent job of passing the basketball and finding the open man. He is starting to open plenty of college basketball recruiter's eyes in the process. Muldrew earned scholarship offers from the University of Missouri-Kansas City and Arkansas-Pine Bluff recently. He has the potential to blow up from a recruiting perspective over the next few months.   [player_tooltip player_id='2021777' first='Isaiah' last='Sealy']-Point Guard-Springdale-6'7”-2025   [player_tooltip player_id='2021777' first='Isaiah' last='Sealy'] opened plenty of eyes on the Nike EYBL circuit this summer. Sealy showcased a smooth jumper and impressive ability to drive the lane and finish at the rim. Sealy averaged 11 points per game and 4 rebounds per game on the circuit. He does an impressive job of fending off the contact and still draining the basket. Sealy is an unselfish player, but he has no trouble taking the tough shot when the game is on the line. Sealy has the talent to blow up from a recruiting perspective over the next few months.

The level of play on the club circuit has never been more impressive. Arkansas hoop prospects have continued to perform extremely well on the hardwood. In today's article, we are going to look at some players that have been lighting up on the club circuit of late. The prospects we look at today have upped the intensity and level of play over the past few weeks.