Top 250 Expo Standouts from Team 6 v Team 7

Dane Danielson Dane Danielson 6'5" | C Lakeville North | 2026 State MN is a six-foot-five-inch forward from Lakeville North and Team FSA. Danielson is an impressive forward in the way he moves and his feel for the game. Moves well along the perimeter, and runs the floor well for his size, even able to dribble the ball up. Attacks the basket as you’ll see on the put back dunk, and has the ability to shoot the ball from beyond the 3-point line.

Luke Kans Luke Kans 6'0" | PG Holy Family Catholic | 2025 MN is a six-foot guard from Holy Family and played AAU with the Minnesota Crossfire. The 2025 guard showed a good ability to shoot the ball from the perimeter, and he did it on spot-ups and dribble pull-ups. 

Brian Zarazua Jr Brian Zarazua Jr 6'3" Moorhead | 2025 MN is a six-foot-three-inch 2025 guard from Moorhead and plays AAU with Bears Tail Basketball. Zarazua can shoot the ball from the perimeter, is a solid secondary ball handler that could mature into the lead, and is a solid passer. Height gives him an advantage at the lead guard position as he’s a little taller and longer than average.

Adnaan Said Adnaan Said 6'3" | SG Mounds Park Academy | 2025 MN is a six-foot-three-inch guard from Mounds Park Academy that played AAU with Minnesota Select Brooks. Said is a long lefty guard that can potentially guard up a position. He had one block that he reached from another body away. 

Graham Sanneh Graham Sanneh 6'6" East Ridge | 2026 MN is a six-foot-six-inch 2026 forward, possible wing from East Ridge. Sanneh moves laterally quite well, can stretch out the defense and shoot from the outside and rebounds well. He’s long, so high potential for guarding multiple positions on the floor.

Kingston Manning Kingston Manning 6'3" | PF Minnehaha Academy | 2025 State MN is a six-foot-three-inch 2025 Minnehaha Academy possible wing who’s currently a forward. In a previous post I wrote about Manning, and he showed out again in this game. Manning has athleticism and ability to be a force on the wing. In this contest his 14 points came by ability of quickness and size difference to get to the rim. Very aggressive.

Finnian Norman is a six-foot-six-inch forward from Woodbury and played for Real Phenom this spring and summer on the Prep Hoops Circuit. Norman moves well for his size, potential to defend both forward positions. Can stretch the defense to make outside jumpers, and has decent footwork in the post.