The Last Dance: Jack's Sunday Top Performers

Here are the seven prospects who impressed on day three of Prep Hoops The Last Dance in Chicago!    Jake showed out in a win on Sunday, playing very physically inside at the guard position. He was relentless attacking the basket, using his speed and strength to get downhill for scores at the rim through contact. I was also impressed with his ability to shoot off the dribble, creating looks for himself in the mid-range area. Dedominces is an excellent finisher with either hand and converted on some really tough acrobatic layups in transition.     Brooks turned in a dominant performance playing up a year on Sunday. He is extremely fundamentally sound, as he was constantly making the correct plays with the ball in his hands. He did the majority of his scoring around the basket where every drive seemed to be under control. The incoming sophomore is very strong as well, being able to fight through contact for finishes. Bakko is also an exceptional athlete, as I saw him throw down a huge two-handed putback dunk in traffic.     Ricky was fun to watch fly around on both ends of the floor making plays. He was one of the quickest prospects I saw this past weekend, blowing by defenders with ease in the half court. He also excelled when getting out in the open floor, where he could outrun anyone in his path on his way to the rim. He has range that extends well beyond the three-point line, connecting on looks off of the dribble or off the catch. Wengert had some nice passes which set his teammates up with easy makes as well.     Logan was asked to do a lot offensively for his team, shining as the main scoring option. I was most impressed with his ability to penetrate the defense to weave his way inside for scores. He found no issues getting around defenders in the half court, using his quickness and deep bag of moves. When he got inside, he could hang in the air for some really difficult finishes through traffic. Luxem was also a threat from the perimeter pulling up off of the dribble.     I really like what Ganden brings to the table on the wing, being able to positively impact the game in a variety of ways. His exceptional athleticism paired with his strong 6'5” frame allow him to match up with many different kinds of players defensively. On the offensive side of the ball, he is a knockdown shooter from the perimeter, doing most of which off the catch that I saw. Gosch can also fight through defenders on takes to the basket.     Mohamed is a really intriguing prospect in Minnesota's 2025 class and he showed flashes in a lot of different areas. The first aspect of his game that stood out to me was his athleticism, as he almost put a defender on a poster, which would have been the best dunk of the entire weekend. He is a threat to shoot it from the perimeter and can also work his way inside offensively. Madey has great length to pair with his 6'4” frame which allowed him to get his hands in passing lanes on defense.     Jameson almost willed his team to a win on Sunday against a really solid [program_tooltip program_id='2075685' first='Minnesota' last='Select'] team. He was the main ball handling option for most of the game, looking comfortable conducting the offense while faced with a ton of on-ball pressure from the defense. The 2026 guard had some really nice finishes at the basket, being able to hang in the air on his way to the rim. Hughes is also lethal from the perimeter, making the defense pay for giving him any space.

Here are the seven prospects who impressed on day three of Prep Hoops The Last Dance in Chicago!