Small School Producers: Southern Front Range

A few of the top names in and around Colorado Springs, ranging from 4A to 1A programs, including guards and forwards. In large part, these prospects have led their programs to winning records, dominating against the local level competition.    Harmon has drawn local attention for his lofty numbers with Pikes Peak Christian, bringing a relentless motor and strong frame to out hustle the vast majority of opponents. The constant activity on the glass has been imperative towards his success, maneuvering around once the shot goes up, Harmon always jockeying for position. Bringing soft touch around the basket with either hand and value on spot-up attempts in the mid-range, he is truly an offensive machine in that team's context.     Galliart has worked to improve as a facilitator for Evangel Christian, developing the handle and taking on greater on-ball responsibilities at the helm. Effective at attacking deep in the paint to draw opposing defenders, the guard has a knack for creating great looks for teammates.     Lebron is holding his own at Banning Lewis, a relentless downhill scorer who is comfortable against contests and the threat of contact. A proactive playmaker who is at his best against a rotating defense, the guard is always surveying the floor to attack driving lanes. Still a comfortable passer once help arrives, Lebron remains a dependable all around lead guard.     Dessalegn is another high motor forward who has all the tools to be a defensive weapon at the next level, already hovering around a double double through the season. Most dependable out of ball screens or operating from timely cuts, he makes the most of looks while off-ball. Vanguard sits at 4-0 within league play, boasting great backcourt and frontcourt play that complement each other well.     Wetters is a pure lead guard down at Vanguard, posting 6+ assists per game thanks to his smooth handle and ability to get into the paint at will. Comfortable versus point of attack pressure, the guard has counters to whatever opposing defenses throw at him. Two areas have made him so successful in his role, firstly his ability to change speeds with the ball to ward off opponents and second is his accuracy finding teammates through tight windows. Among the most productive facilitators in Colorado Springs, Wetters is averaging 6.1 assists per game for the 9-4 program.     Cota-Cordova is an efficient downhill scorer, quick to read opposing defenses to attack the paint. Bringing good size within the backcourt, he is a physical presence who is determined to get to the rack. Often looking to push the pace in transition, the guard is incredibly proactive getting out of a defensive rebound. CSCS is currently 5-1 in league play, no small feat for the program.     Stokes is an intriguing guard with Thomas MacLaren, bringing efficient shotmaking from distance and around the mid-range. The guard brings great endurance, comfortable flying around on fast breaks on either end, often one of the first down the floor. TMHS brings a 9-7 record, holding them at their level.

A few of the top names in and around Colorado Springs, ranging from 4A to 1A programs, including guards and forwards. In large part, these prospects have led their programs to winning records, dominating against the local level competition.