Riverside-Brookfield: Teddy’s Saturday Standouts (Part 1)
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Day 2 is in the books at Riverside-Brookfield. Here’s a look at some of my most notable standouts from todays games. Colby Smith IL #94 PG #31 HEIGHT 6'3" POS PG CLASS 2025 View Player Boost Profile Download Image…
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Continue ReadingDay 2 is in the books at Riverside-Brookfield. Here’s a look at some of my most notable standouts from todays games.
The New Trier combo guard finished with 25 points in a strong morning showing against Thornton. Never lost his confidence as the game progressed. Found the net from all three levels. His footwork has also improved.
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He’s the heart and soul of the Glenbrook South Titans. His ability to make plays for others and score from all three levels was shown against Auburn. I was also impressed with his ability to break off double teams and find open guys near the paint. Also displayed a really nice layup package as the game went on. Finishes strong with both hands. An excellent ball-handler who rarely turned it over.
There was almost nothing
Amir Danforth
Amir
Danforth
6'1" | SG
Rockford Auburn | 2026
State
IL
didn’t do this morning against Glenbrook South. Finishing with 35 points and the win. Defensively, he cut off tons of driving and passing lanes while being one of the first players on the glass almost every time. On the offensive end, he had countless assist chances. At least four potential assists in the opening minutes. As a scorer, he got it done both in transition and from outside the arc. Hitting several contested buckets, too. I wouldn’t be shocked if he gets a triple-double sometime soon. D1 prospect.
Parker was part of that strong group of Auburn guards who make a difference with their speed and decision making up the floor. Responsible for lots of Auburn buckets with his ability to attack the lane and share with others in transition. Really strong first-step to the rim. He looks lengthier and has more bounce to his game, too. Potential stock riser in the class of 2026.
6’8” Deerfield product enticed me for his ability to run in transition and make plays all over the floor. Coast-to-coast finish in transition kicked things off. Drew a foul after a pump-fake drive to the hoop. Also stretches the floor as a shooter while getting guys involved as a passer. Breakaway slam in the 2nd half. There’s other parts of his game that need polishing. But the collegiate potential is definitely there for this 2026 product.
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6’2” Deerfield guard had a solid showing vs Burlington Central. Hit a pair of threes to start things off. But as the game progressed, he showed excellent strength attacking the rim and drawing fouls. Lengthy SG prospect to watch in the class of 2026.
2025 Westinghouse PG was a man on a mission vs Lake Park. He was exceptionally creative off the dribble. Crafty playmaker and excelled at breaking off defenders. Buried several midrange shots off the dribble while making good plays as a passer. Also extended his range for a few 3-pointers too. Scored 15 pts in this one and scored 21 points earlier vs Aurora Christian.
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6’3” 2025 PG is a lethal player in open space. Already had several big-time dunks this week in transition in addition to a Chase-down block vs Bolingbrook on Friday. Saw a little bit of everything vs Benet on Saturday. Confident first step towards the rim while consistently involving his teammates. Hit an and-one jumper later in the game.
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Very underrated scorer. Showed off a really impressive floater vs Benet that the seven-foot
Colin Stack
Colin
Stack
6'9" | C
Benet | 2026
State
IL
couldn’t even block. Also buried a couple triples. Put on a show in yesterdays games with a 30 and 23 point performance.