Clash of Titans 17u W/F Standouts

21p 5b 4r 1a vs Hilltoppers, 15p 6r 2b vs Thrill   Now that Reibe is at 100%, he is among the best bigs in the country. 7' with a strong frame, good touch around the basket, good passer from the high post, and defensively he has really ramped up his efforts as a shot-blocker. His perimeter shooting at his size makes him a tantalizing piece for college coaches to recruit because the diverse skillset still has room for so much upside. If he can stay healthy, wouldn't be surprised to see him end up as the top prospect in the 2025 class.     20p 3r 1s 1b vs Hilltoppers   Garrett-Mills came on late in a game against Hilltoppers to show a diverse skillset. Knocking down all four 3s that he took, taking guys off the bounce, and guarding different positions on the defensive end. With good positional size and a strong frame, his aggressive play in the 2H turned the game around for Museum to put them ahead for good.     13p 10r 2a vs K Low   Touomou is hitting the glass at both ends of the floor with more consistency, really focusing on fighting for good position early while the shot is in the air before going to get it. The duality he provides as a rebounder and defender is made more valuable by the perimeter shooting, as he is confidently stepping into perimeter looks and knocking them down. Now at 100%, we see the value that he brings defensively as a shot-blocking W/F prospect protects the rim and can switch out onto guards     12p 5r 1s 1b vs Thrill   One of the bigger stockrisers in the area during the spring sessions of AAU, Polk is knocking down perimeter shots at a ridiculous clip while still providing the rebounding and mixing in better defense on and off the ball. A floor-spacing wing for this New World team, he finished 4/6 from beyond the arc and hit 3 in a row to bring NW back into the game against a deep Thrill team. Fully expect some of these low-mid major schools to pull the trigger on an offer during the upcoming HS live periods.     12p 6r 3b 2s vs Museum   A strong athlete with good length that plays with a motor at both ends of the floor, Marcus is among the premier leapers in the country. Unafraid to go for every block, he takes pride in his development as a forward that has improved defensively on the ball while thriving off of it as a weak-side rim protector. The perimeter jump shooting is beginning to fall more consistently from the midrange and beyond the arc on C+S opportunities. A tantalizing prospect to track in the 2025 class     Impressed as an off-ball shooter and connector for DBC in a good win over VA Havoc. With good positional size combined with a good IQ-- Park seems to always be in position on both ends of the floor. A wing that doesn't need the ball in his hands to impact the game, very interested to track his development and see where he lands in the rotation for a Jackson-Reed team that graduated several key contributors.