The Big Stage: The New Names to Know
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<p>The Big Stage gave us a chance to learn about some new players from the Metro area. Here are some new names to know!</p>
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<p>Will Farris of Totino-Grace (6'5, Senior). Farris is the right battler for this team. He screens, he boards, he battles in low post defense, and does it all willingly. He is the Eagle starting five and is playing a really good role for his team. </p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='1960892' first='Henry' last='Knutson'] of Maple Grove (6'5, Junior). Henry has responded from a tough game one to give the Crimson a solid other scoring option plus he grabbed eight boards He's been in double figures the last three games including 11 points today. </p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='2430772' first='Mason' last='Mohs'] of Edina (6'4, Junior). Had a seven field goal make game against Lakeville South scoring 16 points. He's averaging nearly nine points a game as Edina continues to show more depth than teams were aware of. </p>
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<p>Cleo Mulfinger of St. Louis Park (6'7 Senior). Cleo looks raw but he has good size, the three he hit looked clean, and he seems to move all right with a good frame. Could be a player that a college works with developmentally. Had multiple scores in the wins over both Minnehaha Academy and Armstrong. </p>
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<p>Trey Peterson of Eden Prairie (6'4, Senior). EP always has a senior that pops up and plays well and this year it seems to be Trey. He is scoring in double figures this season with an impressive shooting touch that seems to have range. </p>
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The Big Stage gave us a chance to learn about some new players from the Metro area. Here are some new names to know!
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