5 Saturday Stars From the PH Circuit Summer Challenge
The Prep Hoops Circuit is in action in Chicago with the Summer Challenge. There’s a very nice mix of talented players and teams. Saturday saw a lot of high quality action. Let’s look at 5 stars that I saw yesterday.…
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Continue ReadingThe Prep Hoops Circuit is in action in Chicago with the Summer Challenge. There’s a very nice mix of talented players and teams. Saturday saw a lot of high quality action. Let’s look at 5 stars that I saw yesterday.
![Rakee Shelton](https://prephoops.com/wp-content/themes/prep-network-content/public/images/generic-male.png)
Rakee Shelton
Rakee Shelton
Shelton was really dynamic when I saw him play. He was a smooth athlete that played the entire length of the floor. Shelton was a huge threat to finish in transition. He put a lot of pressure on the opposing offense by stepping in passing lanes and creating turnovers.
Viehman was a big time asset for the Midwest Stampede 2026 squad. He does great work facing the rim and working on the left side. Viehman has a nice little spin move from that area. He’s a powerful shot blocker on the defensive end.
Highlights
Jozsa had a dominating type of performance in the paint for Hardwood Midwest. He dominated the glass on both ends of the floor, both limiting opponents possessions and extending his own team’s. Jozsa picked up high percentage looks at the bucket.
![Danny Loftus](https://prephoops.com/wp-content/themes/prep-network-content/public/images/generic-male.png)
Danny Loftus
Danny Loftus
I was really impressed with the way Loftus played in a Lockdown victory. He was a good ball handler that could find open looks but didn’t force it. Loftus made good decisions with the ball, really limiting his turnovers.
![Ben Wetzel](https://prephoops.com/wp-content/themes/prep-network-content/public/images/generic-male.png)
Ben Wetzel
Ben Wetzel
Wetzel was another impressive perimeter player. He was very efficient and effective with the ball in his hands. Wetzel did a nice job controlling the pace and feel of the game. He showed 3 point range on his jumper as well.