PH Freshman Showcase (WI): Team 5 vs Team 6

This 2028 class lived up to the hype at this year's Freshmen showcase. In a gym filled with talent I was able to pick some prospects who stood out to me the most.    Morris caps his summer ball after running with [program_tooltip program_id='2076218' first='Wisconsin' last='Playground Club'] and will attend St. Augustine Prep. During the Freshman Showcase, he set the table for Team 6. He hit teammates on time and on target in transition. He has a knack at getting into the paint to make plays for others. The offense ran smoothly with the ball in his hands.       Vogt ran with the [program_tooltip program_id='2076025' first='Wisconsin' last='Blaze'] this summer and will attend Winnebago Lutheran Academy. At the Freshman Showcase he did most of his damage in the paint. I was impressed with his ability to attack closeouts and make quick decisions with team 6. He had surprising footwork for his size and build.     Williamson showcased his talents this summer with Power 5 and is attending Milwaukee School of Languages. The 5'7 guard proved capable of scoring on all three levels of the floor. His change of direction and ability to shift gears was tough to contain. I was also impressed with his ability to facilitate after applying pressure on the basket.     Camlibel caps off his summer ball with [program_tooltip program_id='2347629' first='Wisconsin' last='PHD'] and has begun his first year of high school at Oshkosh West. He was on a mission to push the pace for Team 5. He did most of his damage scoring in transition with crafty layups and floaters. Camlibel was also a proactive passer that set up his teammates in a major way.      Lurvey ran with Northland Elite all summer and will attend Three Lakes. Lurvey proved to be a solid defender for Team 5. He was consistent in catch and shoot situations. His shooter's touch was on full display as he connected on even well contested shots from beyond the arc.     Brukwitzki just began his freshman year of high school at Oak Creek and spent his summer months sharpening his skills. During the Frehsman Showcase he was on a mission to own the paint on both ends of the floor. I was impressed with his strong finishes and put backs. On the defensive end he committed to walling up and timed a few blocks at the rim.      Reed finishes his summer ball after running with [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] and will attend Brown Deer to compete in the Woodland Conference. At camp he provided high level facilitating for Team 6. He proved to have a next level shot selection. His foot speed made for easy baskets in transition. Reed also showcased a tight handle when pressured by defenders.      Munson showcased his talents with Power 5 in the summer months and will start his high school campaign at Pius XI. During the Freshman Showcase he provided grit and tenacity for Team 5. Munson took rebounding personally on both ends of the floor. He put his 6'3 frame and athleticism to good use. I was impressed with his ability to knock down the corner three.

This 2028 class lived up to the hype at this year's Freshmen showcase. In a gym filled with talent I was able to pick some prospects who stood out to me the most.