Max's Marquette Team Camp Standouts

Seven of the top performers from the games I was able to watch at the Marquette Team Camp!    Isaiah looks ready to step into a big role for Wisconsin Lutheran as he looks to keep them state title contenders. He looked comfortable playing either guard spot, while providing an explosive scoring option. He's a bouncy athlete, with the quick burst to blow by his man and get into the paint to finish. So good at lulling his man to sleep and then quickly accelerating to get downhill. Utilizes his quickness well on the defensive end to pressure the ball, and he's not afraid to get on the floor for a loose ball.     With KL Power 5 David has shown his ability to act as a facilitator when playing around plenty of talent. Last weekend with Nicolet he showed he's also more than capable as a scorer. Bolden is so shifty with the ball in his hands, and made opposing guards look like they were moving in slow-motion as he got by them effortlessly. Able to create space to get off his own shot with ease, and was knocking them down consistently from both three and mid-range.     Joey will be another prospect to keep an eye on at Slinger. The incoming freshman was coming in off the bench and providing an offensive spark in both games that I watched. At 6'3 he has a long and lanky frame, with some fluid athleticism to work his way to the rim. Always looked under control and wasn't getting sped up by heavy pressure. Joey does a nice job of playing off of two feet and staying balanced as he goes up to finish. Kohnen was getting high percentage looks and making the most of his scoring opportunities off the bench for his team.     Alex has always been a bit of a Swiss army knife for Wisconsin Lutheran. At 6'4 he plays a lot bigger than his size, and has the strength to defend against bigger forwards in the paint. Offensively he's skilled enough to play a bit of point-forward, can stretch the floor with his outside shooting, and is a scrappy rebounder inside. In a win over Grafton he was stuffing the box-score, showcasing his versatile skill-set. Someone who just goes out and makes winning plays no matter what role he's tasked with playing.     MAS was a bit shorthanded over the weekend, and Agape stepped up to help lead them past Milwaukee Juneau. He's typically a true floor general who handles it well under pressure, and sets up his teammates with accurate passes at the right moments. Good drive and kick passer who can force the defense to collapse before hitting an open shooter. Stepped up with his scoring against Juneau showcasing a smooth stroke from beyond the arc.     Rashaad simply runs circles around opposing guards. He makes otherwise quick players appear slow, as he's so agile weaving in and out of tight areas. Despite almost always being the smallest player on the floor, he's absolutely fearless attacking the basket and going right at size to finish. Continues to improve each year as a three point shooter as well. That improved shooting makes him much more unpredictable as defenders never know if he's going to blow by them or pull-up for a jumper.     Yusef was living at the rim against Oregon. The soon-to-be junior was getting bucket after bucket in the paint, and was doing so off of limited dribbles. He was getting out in transition off of steals, and in the half-court did a nice job of getting easy looks with his off-ball cuts. Smooth athlete at 6'4 who can weave in and out of traffic, and moves his feet well laterally to defend against smaller guards. Had a couple of nice passes out of pick & rolls hitting his big man in stride to the rim.

Seven of the top performers from the games I was able to watch at the Marquette Team Camp!