Cream City Collision: Perimeter Threats

Chris Robinson May 6, 2024 @ 06:11 PM

Cream City Collision was a success! The event was stacked with talent. Each team and player displayed impressive skills on the floor.   Let's take a closer look at some of the standout prospects from a packed event at Wisconsin Lutheran College.   Chase Devine | 5Star Basketball   Devine was a reliable scoring option for 5 Star Basketball. The high IQ made some impressive reads with the ball in his hands. He proved to be a knock down shooter off the catch. He was a serviceable playmaker as well when ran off the lines.    [player_tooltip player_id='2140991' first='Will' last='Verkuilen'] | All Wisconsin   Verkuilen proved to be a two way playmaker for All Wisconsin. He was very disciplined throughout day 2, picking his spots and showing next-level on ball defense. His patience and poise when the helm stood out to me the most.   Leron Hayes | WI AST    Hayes was a versatile prospect for Wisconsin Assist. His size and speed allowed him to guard any position on the floor. He was able to start and finish the break consistently. He was most impressive when leading the break and made some high level decisions.    [player_tooltip player_id='2194421' first='Jaden' last='Boyd'] | [program_tooltip program_id='2075258' first='ABC' last='Young Lions']    Boyd was a catalyst on both ends of the floor for [program_tooltip program_id='2075258' first='ABC' last='Young Lions']. Their offense got a boost of energy when Boyd was at the helm. He did a great job making his way into the paint and creating scoring plays. What also stood out to me was his ability to speed up ball handlers while on the defensive side of the ball.

Cream City Collision was a success! The event was stacked with talent. Each team and player displayed impressive skills on the floor.