Ohio Freshman Showcase: Team 3 Standouts

The Ohio Freshman showcase brought out over 60 prospects to Fieldhouse USA and was our first opportunity to see many talented 2028 prospects across Ohio. In this article we'll break down the standouts from team 3.    DiSanto was one of the few players I had already seen a few times prior to the camp. Playing up for [program_tooltip program_id='2320052' first='All' last='Ohio Red'] 15 U in the spring and watching Indian Hills at the Miami (OH) team camp, I knew what to expect with DiSanto. After a slow start, DiSanto got comfortable with his team and started to set the table for his teammates. His best pass of the day was a full court heave from one corner of the court to the other which set up a corner 3-pointer. What DiSanto is known for is his shooting ability and he got hot in a hurry with a handful of 3-pointers and floaters.     Bentley and DiSanto were probably the most talented guard scoring duo on any team at the camp. One of the elite perimeter shooters in Ohio's 2028 class, Bentley knocked down some deep pull-up 3-pointers. As a driver, Bentley did a nice job of keeping his dribble alive in traffic and finished with either hand at the rim. Expected to play a key role for Jonathan Alder as a freshman, Bentley will get a ton of reps against older competition to develop his ability to create shots for himself off the dribble.     One of the more physically imposing forwards at the camp, it's no surprise when you look at Remy physically that he is a football and basketball standout. Very productive in the paint, Remy scored off second chance points and as the roll man after setting screens for his talented guard ball handlers. With his frame, interior skill and strength, expect Remy to be able to contribute at the varsity level early in his career.     Brown had an interesting game to watch as the bigger bodied guard wanted to use his shoulders to overpower defenders. With a decent amount of wiggle off the dribble, Brown was able to get a step by his defender then use his strength to finish through contact at the rim. The hesitation dribble was his go to move and he found success getting to the paint with that move. Brown and Remy should help form a nice core at Ontario with young talent.     Bohanon was one of the smallest players at the event but he competed on both ends of the court. He had a sweet layup where he put a ton of spin on the ball and had another nice reverse layup, showing his impressive touch at the rim. Bohanon also hit back to back corner 3-pointers to help his team extend a lead.

The Ohio Freshman showcase brought out over 60 prospects to Fieldhouse USA and was our first opportunity to see many talented 2028 prospects across Ohio. In this article we'll break down the standouts from team 3.