Prep Hoops Ohio Expo: Team 6 Standouts

The Prep Hoops Expo brought around 60 prospects to Fieldhouse USA for a showcase camp where 2025 and 2026 prospects participated in some drills before playing 5 on 5 action. In this article we'll break down some standouts from team 6 of the 5 V 5 portion of the showcase event.    Johnson was maybe the top scorer of the entire camp as he was flat out getting buckets on Saturday. A point guard with a lot of ability with the ball in his hands, Johnson has the ball on a string and can knock down contested jumpers. Incredibly gifted offensively as he can flat out get a bucket for his team. Want to see Johnson playing in a more organized setting with Thomas Worthington this winter, he's came to our camp the past two years and lit the gym up with his offensive talent.     Singleton is a better later type prospect who is starting to turn the corner and turn his impressive traits into production. Like the upward trajectory he's on and Singleton made an impact on both ends of the court on Saturday. Jumping a few passing lanes for steals, knocking down shots off the catch and attacking closeouts were just some of the ways Singleton impacted the game. Capping off his day Singleton had a breakaway slam dunk. A name to know in central Ohio from the class of 2026.     Hemphill is one of the top multi-sport athletes in the 2026 class and after a big Friday night football game, Hemphill came out and competed well on Saturday. One of the more physically imposing bigs, Hemphill is a load to keep off the glass and plays bigger than his listed height. His ball tracking skills as a wide receiver translate to the hardwood when he's going after rebounds and loose balls. Hemphill also almost pulled off one of the highlights of the day when he almost dunked all over a defender.     Law was a new name that I found out about on Saturday and was impressed with his athleticism and activity. Defensively, Law applied good on ball pressure and forced a handful of turnovers. Often, these turnovers led to easy buckets for his teammates. In transition Law would either score for himself or make the simple read to a teammate. His best assist of the day was a lob pass for an alley-oop that was finished.     Marlow played under control offensively and took care of the basketball. One of the few players who used the pump fake effectively during the showcase, Marlow was able to find shooting and passing lanes by throwing fakes. His scoring success came mostly in transition where Marlow was able to get behind the defense and either score or be in position to get transition putback layups. Another area that I thought Marlow stood out was his ability to box out taller players, something not many guards do. Liked the intangibles that Marlow brought to the court on Saturday.

The Prep Hoops Expo brought around 60 prospects to Fieldhouse USA for a showcase camp where 2025 and 2026 prospects participated in some drills before playing 5 on 5 action. In this article we'll break down some standouts from team 6 of the 5 V 5 portion of the showcase event.