PH Sophomore ID Camp (WI): Team 3 vs Team 4

This 2027 class lived up to the hype at this year's sophomore showcase. In a gym filled with talent I was able to pick some prospects who stood out to me the most.    Becker wraps up his summer ball with the [program_tooltip program_id='2076033' first='Wisconsin' last='Playmakers']. He returned to Altoona for his sophomore campaign. During camp the 6 '2 combo guard served as a complete offensive threat for team _. He displayed a quick first step and was capable of stopping on a dime. After creating driving lanes for himself, he displayed athletic finishes at the basket including an emphatic dunk. Becker had an overall impressive showing.     Neuens ran with the [program_tooltip program_id='2076027' first='Wisconsin' last='Blizzard'] during the summer months. He returned to Lourdes Academy for his sophomore year. The 5 '10 combo guard was methodical on the offensive end for team _. He was exceptional at creating space for himself with the ball in his hands. Neuens did most of his damage with his soft touch in the mid range. Helping defender had a tough time blocking his floaters at the basket.     Lamotte ran with the [program_tooltip program_id='2076025' first='Wisconsin' last='Blaze'] over the summer. He returned to Winnebago Lutheran Academy for his sophomore campaign. At camp wore his floor spacer cap for team _. He covers ground quickly to find his spots in transition. He did most of his damage knocking down the corner three before the defense could get set up. The 5'10 guard's shot selection was graded highly in my opinion.     DeNoble-Winkel ran with the [program_tooltip program_id='2076027' first='Wisconsin' last='Blizzard']. He takes on his sophomore year at Ashwaubenon. At camp DeNoble-Winkel was a deep range threat for team _. He found himself open with his movement off the ball. He shot beyond the arc at a high clip. Most impressive was his shot making off the dribble.     Rivera ran with the [program_tooltip program_id='2075258' first='ABC' last='Young Lions'] over the summer. He takes on his sophomore campaign at Pius XI. He proved capable of breaking his matchup down on a consistent basis. Team 3 was able to play through him to attack off the advantage. Rivera was elusive with his attack and springy at the rim. I was also impressed with his consistent jump shot after freezing defenders.     Brady ran with the Gym Class Heroes over the summer. He returned to Tigerton for this coming season. At camp Brady was dominant in the painted area. Standing at 6 ‘9, he impressed me with his movement. Opponents had a tough task trying to contain him and a roller after setting ball screens. He also proved capable of knocking down the corner three.     Bullock ran with [program_tooltip program_id='2139004' first='Team' last='Haliburton'] over the summer. He returned to Nicolet for the coming season. At camp he displayed a balanced attack on the offensive end. Bullock was a three level scorer for team 3. His impact as a defender was apparent as well. His ability to stay in front of the ball and deny shot at the rim was very impressive.     Gerke ran with the [program_tooltip program_id='2076033' first='Wisconsin' last='Playmakers'] over the summer. He returned to Tomah for his sophomore campaign. During camp he was versatile on the offensive end. He showcased his ability to create separation from defenders. He took on a sharpshooter role for Team 3. His shot making ability in transition was a reflection of his high level of confidence.

This 2027 class lived up to the hype at this year's sophomore showcase. In a gym filled with talent I was able to pick some prospects who stood out to me the most.