Uprise Elite 100: High Motor Forwards

Need a rebound? These names have you covered at all times. These names range from upper to underclassmen prospects, although their production in the paint had set them apart.    The forward was a force around the rim, comfortable rolling for two-handed dunks. He gets so many looks down low due to his speed out of ball screens, quick to dive deep into the paint. Defensively, he worked to deflect entry passes in the low post. Junker's activity on both ends are nothing new, but a positive sign for Mountain Vista's outlook this coming season.     Mabior found success around the rim, an active slasher who could finish above the basket for two-handed slams. Bringing strength and the assertiveness to draw contact down low, Mabior had himself quite a few dramatic finishes in the lane. Set for a much higher usage season with DSST: Montview, the forward looks ready to be a double double threat every game.     Thomason remains a pest defensively, proactive jumping passing lanes to kickstart fast breaks. As well as a bouncy athlete, he can get up to contest taller opponents, particularly on the weak side. What stood out at this event was the passing vision, ready and willing to create great looks for teammates off the drive and kick. His quickness at 6'6 makes him a tough opponent to slow down one on one, particularly as his handle has made improvements.     Wanrow remains one of the highest upside names in his class, bringing smooth footwork and quick decision making to the table. As one of the better passers for his size within the state, Wanrow found repeated success out of the high post. When the lane opened up, Wanrow threw down multiple dunks, elevating with ease. Continuing to develop the perimeter creation and spacing, his upside is about as high as anyone in this class.     Roselle brought the routine value on the glass, constantly in play for offensive rebounds. Hitting a few shots along the perimeter, the forward has continued to round out his offensive game. Roselle has made steady improvements in those areas, becoming a more willing driver one on one. As a premier rebounder up in the northern end of the state as a sophomore, Roselle is set for a big season up at Timnath.     Harpring brought value as a screen setter, setting up guards with openings with physical screens. Bringing a strong frame at roughly 6'7, the forward was comfortable scoring through contact, getting plenty of looks out of the roll. From the mid and high post, Harpring found repeated success as a passer, hitting cutters or the open guy on the weak side. His face-up game is an area he has shown improvement with throughout the summer, bringing an intriguing skillset for his size.     Parker was all over the glass on both ends, proactive leveraging his size to create scoring opportunities. Already a consistent finisher in the paint, the forward looks ready to impact Denver West from the jump.     Duncan finds ways to impact winning however possible, particularly effective initiating extra passes to slashing teammates. The wing's size and court vision allow him to take advantage of lackluster defenses or aggressive help. His constant motor was on display, particularly with his production on the defensive glass.

Need a rebound? These names have you covered at all times. These names range from upper to underclassmen prospects, although their production in the paint had set them apart.