Next Year’s Heros
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Keyion Cross MO #73 CG #1 HEIGHT 6'2" POS CG CLASS 2025 View Profile Keyion Cross State: Missouri School: Battle Cross is going to be taking a big step forward next season in regards to role on the team. His…
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Continue ReadingCross is going to be taking a big step forward next season in regards to role on the team. His athletic ability and open floor speed fit the way Battle plays basketball. He has shown flashes of ability at times and can score in transition. A quick guard with the ability to hound offensive players on the ball. He’s a wiry 6’2 that plays above the rim for dunks and on chasedown block attempts. When on the floor, he’s one of the more exciting players in Columbia. Next year they’re going to need his scoring, passing, and rebounding.
Tate had a great season for North Kansas City. An athletic lead guard who makes others better around him. A player who averaged 4.7 APG on the season. His vision expands beyond just the halfcourt, he makes the right play in transition as well. This is a player who has the speed and bounce needed to make tough plays heading towards the basket. His mentality is a trait that stands out most. A fearless guard. A junior guard who finds a nice balance of under control play and flash. Expect for him to improve upon his scoring average as well. Tate is a player who’s one of the top under the radar prospects in Kansas City leading up the the 24-25′ season.
Ladue has built a strong program in the past few years and this comes from development within the program. Seniors graduate and new players fill their shoes. This is exactly what Arnold is going to do. He’s a player who got some starting experience this season and won a lot of games. Impacting the game comes naturally to him. He’s a strong defender on their backline and plays above the rim with his 6’5 frame. A very good athlete who plays through contact. It’s not hard to imagine him leading this team in scoring + rebounds.
Marcus Moore
Marcus Moore
Just added Moore to the database after seeing him play at state. He’s a strong 6’5 sophomore who filled in very well for a senior post player due to foul trouble. His effort was admirable. A competitor on the glass and someone who holds his ground guarding the post. Moore will be needed at the “5” position next year. Logan-Rogersville has something brewing with this combination of talent. Their coaching and PG play is excellent. Moore will play a key role!