Prep Hoops Grit Region Kick Off – Ramsey’s GameChangers
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So, what makes a Prep Hoops “GameChanger?” That is up to the eyes of the beholder. It may be an additional top performer still leftover from our prior event coverage. It could also be a player who made a key play that swung the game or maybe knocked in a game-winning shot that could be highlighted here. Or, it simply could be a prospect that brought all of the intangibles to the table that led his team to victory. Let’s dive on in and highlight some of the GameChangers from the Prep Hoops Grit Region Kick Off hosted at the MidAmerica Sports Center in Louisville, Kentucky.
Cassell put up some big offensive numbers throughout the weekend for the Fort Wayne Believers 2026 squad which included a 19-point performance in a win on Sunday morning against Kentuckiana Hoops . The 6’2″ guard from Heritage High School is a consistent, aggressive driver that showed his ability to finish against size and through contact.
Contributing to winning is a big part of standing out at these spring and summer events like the Prep Hoops Grit Region Kick Off. Coppage held lead the Northern Kentucky Legends to a perfect 4-0 weekend which included a monster 23-point game which included seven three-pointers in a win on Sunday morning over the Tennessee Travelers.
Croley showcased excellent ball handling and playmaking abilities throughout the Prep Hoops Grit Region Kick Off for his Tennessee Travelers 2027 squad. The athletic guard was slippery off of the bounce finding his way into the paint consistently and finishing in a variety of ways. Though it came in a close two-point loss to a very good Illinois Bears – Haar team, his 19-performance on Saturday night was especially impressive.
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One of the better young big man prospects at the Prep Hoops Grit Region Kick Off, Mayville averaged 11.3 points per game while also controlling the glass and protecting the rim defensively. The 6’5″ forward helped lead his Illinois Bears – Haar 2027 team to a 3-1 weekend.
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A consistent three-point shooting threat for 615 Basketball 2025 out of Tennessee, this Independence High School prospect showed very well at the Prep Hoops Grit Region Kick Off. Miller is a 6’1″ guard who shot the ball well from beyond the arc, providing some playmaking off of the bounce, and displayed his ability as a perimeter defender throughout the event.