Predictions: Top Rebounders 6A
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This is superb list of players that should be among the leaders grabbing boards this coming winter. Brody Kozlowski UT #2 SG #1 HEIGHT 6'8" POS SG CLASS 2024 View Profile Brody Kozlowski Instagram Twitter State: Utah School: Corner Canyon…
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SubscribeThis is superb list of players that should be among the leaders grabbing boards this coming winter.
Brody is a as best as there is in the country, no padding stats just hard work, skill and movement as this kid hauls in rebounds against bigger players and he is just a beast on the boards. Look for him to average double digits in boards this season again.
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Zach has been tough all grassroots season and that tough active style of play he was playing with is something that if he can take back to Davis he is going to be eating glass every game and he is going to be a menace on those boards. Not only is he strong but that agility really makes him hard to box-out.
Do NOT sleep on Paul this kid has talent and he is one of the hardest workers out there with one of the biggest motors among other bigs in the state. He is all over the place on the boards and he is just going to clean everything up he can.
Chamberlain should double the amount of boards he gets this season compared to last season. He is a rebound magnet and if he is focused he is going to have a 20 rebound game.
Malcom is a player with versatility and that versatility can change the game with him rebounding as a big guard. Look for Malcom to duplicate his output next season.
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Good luck trying to go muscle to muscle with this kid. Blake is a beast on the boards and he is going to hurt teams on the glass, especially on the offensive side of the ball.
It’s never easy boxing out a D1 TE, and Grayson is among the best in the state so good luck trying to coral him. He is active on the boards so look for him to be a problem on both ends for sure this season as Lehi joins 6A.
