PH Sophomore ID Camp (WI): Team 7 vs Team 12

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.    Belot showcased his talents over the summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2076501' first='Chapman' last='Basketball Academy']. He returns to Homestead for his sophomore season. During camp he was a sniper for team 7. He took on the role of the gunner for team 7. Belot knocked down well contested shots from range after finding his rhythm. I was really impressed with the arc and shooters touch on his jump shot.     Noll spent his summer months honing his skills. He returned to Pecatonica high school this fall. He wore his floor spacer cap at camp for team 7. Noll has a knack for working his way into open spaces on offense. I was really impressed with his range and consistency on his jumpshot. The offense flowed well when he was in the game.     Ellis showcased his talents with [program_tooltip program_id='2245199' first='Pride' last='Roc'] over the summer months. He returned to Audubon this fall for high school. During camp he proved capable of hitting shots after putting the ball on the floor. He displayed some creativity when finishing at the basket when being run off the three point line. Ellis has improved a lot in the ball security category since I watched him last.     Greene returned to Ashland this fall for high school. He showcased his skills with [program_tooltip program_id='2075258' first='ABC' last='Young Lions'] over the summer months. Greene was one of the bigger bodies on team 7. He utilized his height and wingspan on the boards a great deal. He did most of his damage pulling the big men out of the paint with his consistent jumpshot. His ability to read the defense was really impressive to me.     Robbins ran on the EYBL circuit with Mac Irvin Fire. He returned to Iola-Scandinavia this fall for high school. Robbins led the way for team 12. Standing at 6'6, he was surprisingly agile from end to end. His athleticism showed up in the open floor via emphatic dunks. His in-between game was also graded highly in my opinion. I was really impressed with his ability to slash and pull up in the mid range.     Jones showcased his skills with [program_tooltip program_id='2076218' first='Wisconsin' last='Playground Club']. He took his talents to Pius XI this fall for high school. Jones has a good feel for the game at the point guard position. He provided strong ball security for team 12. He covers a lot of ground with the ball at 5'9. His quick first step opened up a great deal of opportunities for him. I was really impressed with his ability to score inside of the arc.     Djilas focused on sharpening his skills over the summer months. He took his talents to Brookfield Academy this fall. Djilas had an impact in the paint on both ends of the floor for team 7. Standing at 6'7, I was really surprised at his ability to handle the ball on the perimeter. He made a huge impact extending possessions with this nose for the ball. Djilas was very methodical when looking to score. I was really impressed with his playmaking ability and willingness to make the extra pass.

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.