NEXT Wisconsin Middle School Camp: Most Skilled Guards

JR Stewart showcased impressive point guard skills, highlighted by his strong ball-handling, pass-first mentality, and high basketball IQ that allowed him to keep his teammates involved. He was adept at spreading the ball evenly across the floor, ensuring everyone had their opportunities. When handling the ball, JR displayed a deep understanding of pace, maintaining space from his defender and playing at his own speed. He was calm and composed, never forcing his offense, which made him a reliable and effective floor general.     [player_tooltip player_id='2401532' first='Matthew' last='Christianson'] showcased an impressive array of scoring options, demonstrating tremendous versatility. In the post, he consistently displayed polished moves, including up-and-unders, drop steps, and spin moves, all designed to keep his defender off balance. His footwork was precise, using his pivot to find the best angles for easy finishes around the basket. Playing with a relentless motor, Matthew impacted the game on multiple levels. His rebounding ability stood out, as he read the ball well off the rim and positioned himself perfectly to secure rebounds or effectively box out his opponent. His high basketball IQ and competitive drive make him a true game-changer, contributing to every aspect of the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2369876' first='Jaxon' last='Kelbel'] played tenacious and intelligent defense, applying relentless on-ball pressure and the ability to disrupt opposing offenses. His defense is built on effort, energy, and anticipation allowing him to excel at chasing down plays and reading passing lanes, often jumping in to deflect or steal the ball, which lead to fast-break opportunities for his team.     Logan ‘Bear' Collins played with a cool, calm, and collected feel for the game, handling the rock like he had the ball on a string. His handle remained tight and shifty, helping him to break down defenders off the dribble and get to his spots on the court. Collins proved to be most effective in isolation, where he was able to use his quick first step, hesitation moves, and crossover to create separation or a driving angle.     Luke Ramminger made incredible reads off the dribble, slicing and dicing defenses with his smart decision-making and accurate dimes, often threading the needle with pinpoint precision. His court vision and knack for advancing the ball were truly impressive, consistently using his passing ability to put his teammates in positions to score. He was also quick to spot and hit the open man. His masterful passing potential sets him apart as a playmaker on the court.