PH Live: 2027 Standout Performers
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As we continue our coverage of this past weekend’s Prep Hoops Live event, I’d like to highlight a group of promising young players from the class of 2027 who I saw compete at Batavia High School. Without further ado, let’s…
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Continue ReadingAs we continue our coverage of this past weekend’s Prep Hoops Live event, I’d like to highlight a group of promising young players from the class of 2027 who I saw compete at Batavia High School. Without further ado, let’s dive into the standout performers in PH Live: 2027 Standout Performers!
The 6’2″ forward from Indiana was a vital piece for Team Robinson. He boasts a silky smooth release from behind the three-point line when given space and is a strong-handed lefty around the rim, plus excelling in gathering rebounds. He also demonstrated his ability to put the ball on the floor and attack off the dribble. His size and unique athleticism will be key factors to watch in Barnes’ development.
Lovelady is a young, athletic, and energetic guard to watch from Michigan. Though he’s in the class of 2028, he made a name for himself playing up at the 15U level. With a wiry frame and the ability to attack the heart of the defense. He excels in transition, skillfully finishing one-on-one plays. In one notable instance, he completely fooled a defender with a slick euro step. Lovelady is also a feisty on-ball defender, getting his hands on the ball and creating fast break opportunities.
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Giovanni Torniscasa
Giovanni Torniscasa
An emerging prospect out of Indiana, Torniscasa is the type of point guard every team wants. He excels at creating steals and quickly turning them into transition buckets. He brings a sharp ability to read passing lanes and shows grit and hustle on the defensive end. Possessing a true lead guard mentality, Torniscasa shares the ball effectively and consistently supports his teammates.
The 6’0″ guard Earl boasts a strong build and a calm demeanor in his play. He attacks off the dribble with determination, maintaining a low stance and squared shoulders, and the ability to find open passing lanes. Earl also displayed impressive hustle on the offensive boards, following up missed shots to secure second-chance points. Keep an eye on the Yorkville guard’s progression.
Grice, a promising prospect from Nicolet High School in the Milwaukee area of Wisconsin, is a slippery guard who can beat defenders off the dribble and get to the rim. He showcased his ability to make acrobatic layups with mid-air adjustments. On defense, Grice is quick and aggressive, capable of disrupting opposing ball-handlers. Showed a skillful array of moves when driving, and demonstrated a smooth spin move to create open jumpers.