#PHTop250ExpoFL: Team 6 Evaluations
In this article:
The annual Prep Hoops Florida Top 250 Expo took place on Saturday afternoon. Throughout the next couple of days, Andrew Johnson and myself will recap of who stood out from the event and providing analysis on every prospect who attended…
Access all of Prep Hoops
Continue reading this article and more.
Continue ReadingThe annual Prep Hoops Florida Top 250 Expo took place on Saturday afternoon. Throughout the next couple of days, Andrew Johnson and myself will recap of who stood out from the event and providing analysis on every prospect who attended the camp. This article features the top players who stood out for Team 6:
Jack Beals Jack Beals 6'5" | PF San Jose Prep | 2026 FL
Jack Beals Jack Beals 6'5" | PF San Jose Prep | 2026 FL
Jack Beals Jack Beals 6’5″ | PF San Jose Prep | 2026 FL , A 6-5 sophomore wing made havoc for living in the paint producing as he was knocking down shots at the front of the rim, as well as showcasing his nice mid-range game. Beals is an above-average passer for his size and displays great court vision on the offensive end. Beals is also a dynamic athlete who is unafraid to finish at the front of the rim with traffic. Since the start of the summer, Beals has expanded his game and is a threat to score from the perimeter as well.
Paul Burkhardt Paul Burkhardt 6'4" Ponte Vedra | 2025 FL
Paul Burkhardt Paul Burkhardt 6'4" Ponte Vedra | 2025 FL
Paul Burkhardt Paul Burkhardt 6’4″ Ponte Vedra | 2025 FL , A 6-4 junior guard is a solidified prospect who has a smooth inside-out game where he can stretch the floor. Burkhardt plays with good length and uses a ton of strength off the catch where he has a knack for knocking down shots over opposing guards. On the defensive end, he plays with a ton of versatility and can recover defensive lapses at a great level with improved footwork. Look for Burkhardt to play with more confidence on the interior as his outside-game is still a work in progress.
Manuel Castro, A 6-3 junior guard plays both ends of the floor with an extremely high motor as he can create for his teammates with his creativity when he has the basketball in his hands. Castro can score in the open space as well as finishing above the rim on the attack. On the defensive end, he is an excellent rebounder for his size and uses his athleticism along with quickness to get out on the break. Look for Castro to have an emerging junior season where college coaches should be on his radar by the spring.