PHN Middle School Camp (WI): 5v5 Standouts 29'

Are you searching for the top talent in the Midwest? Look no further. The Prep Hoops Next Middle School Camp was stacked with talent. The top 6th-8th graders put on a show in Mequon, WI. There were some familiar faces but also some new names that NEED to be on the radar as they continue to develop into promising athletes.    Below are some of the athletes that stood out throughout the camp.    Jackson is a lengthy wing out of Monona Grove. The talented prospect played his summer ball with Davis Brothers Elite. The 6'3 prospect had one of the most dominant performances at Middle School Camp. He showed his versatility as an inside out scorer. Jackson attacked the basket off the dribble from the perimeter in impressive fashion by way of his foot speed. He stood out a great deal with his back to the basket after a strong drive. His touch around the basket was that of a high level.     Risler is a 5'10 combo guard out of Regis. He spaced the floor for team 1 during the "5v5" portion of camp. He displayed the ability to score it from range as well as a willingness to swing the ball to teammates. He thrived in the half court with his movement off the ball and knocked down shots off the catch. He proved to be very capable when run off the line. Risler was able to make plays hitting teammates on time and on target. His feel for the game was on full display at camp.     Collins comes to camp after capping off his summer ball with Power 5. He was one of the most electric prospects at camp. The 5'8 guard was adept at creating space and driving lanes for himself. He was effective in the open floor and finished at the basket in various ways. Most impressive was his ability to score in succession from all three levels of the floor.     Christianson stood out right away with his great length at the wing spot. You can catch this 6'2 wing running along with [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] for summer ball. At camp he was a standout due to his versatility on the floor. He was a threat to get almost every rebound that came off of the rim on both ends of the floor. He showed some tight ball handling skills even as one of the bigger players in camp. Christianson had a great showing mostly to do with his ability to do a little bit of everything well.      Kelbel is a high IQ guard who ran with [program_tooltip program_id='2076033' first='Wisconsin' last='Playmakers'] over the summer. The 5'8 guard was very crafty with the ball in his hands. He possessed high level ball security, and kept defenders at distance on his hip. His movement off of the ball allowed for him to get some very clean looks at the basket from distance. Most impressive was his ability to space the floor overall on the offensive end.     Ramminger is a solid two way player who spent his summer running with Mammoth. The 5'8 combo guard has a great feel for the game. He was very purposeful with the ball in his hands and reached his spots rather easily. After finding his rhythm he proved to be a floor spacer with his silky smooth jump shot. He showed solid lateral quickness and discipline on the defensive     Malone is a wiry combo guard out of Illinois. The 5'6 guard showcased his talents this summer with Dane County United. Malone had his foot on the gas at middle school camp. He looked to push the pace a great deal on both ends of the ball. He was responsible for quite a bit of chaos while on defense. Most impressive was his decision making in the open floor. Malone hit teammates on time and on target when leading the break.     John is a 5'9 combo guard out of Menasha. He comes to camp after finishing his summer ball with All Wisconsin. John wields physicality and speed with the ball in his hands. He proved to be able to absorb and also avoid contact when attacking the basket. He showed good instincts in the passing lanes and moved on the flight of the ball. He tallied a great deal of rebounds and steals in the afternoon.

Are you searching for the top talent in the Midwest? Look no further. The Prep Hoops Next Middle School Camp was stacked with talent. The top 6th-8th graders put on a show in Mequon, WI. There were some familiar faces but also some new names that NEED to be on the radar as they continue to develop into promising athletes.