Spire (OH)/DME St. John's NW Academy (WI)

Spire took on DME St. Johns's Northwestern (WI) in a game that featured a dozen scholarship level players who would be great fits at the D1, D2, or JUCO level. Spire was able to win 91-68.    Register showcased that he has great instincts and puts himself in good places on the floor to be successful. He had 17 points and scored them in an array of ways. He does a good job at the foul line. Register found rebounds on the defensive end. He has really good touch inside. Register is a name low major division ones need to prioritize if they are in need a a versatile forward who has a knack to score.     Despite a slower start on the offensive end isn the 1st half for Ross he found a way to get in a groove in the 2nd half with 12 of his total 14 points coming then. He continued to show that he was a threat as a rim protector swatting several shots. He made a few emphatic finishes above the rim. Ross showcased that he could stretch the defense with his ability to play on the perimeter with two three pointers. He just needs to keep stacking good days and he will have all the options he wants.     McClure's versatility and instincts were shown often in his play. He did a good job on the attack and was able to either get a bucket or find someone to score. He made a mark from behind the arc with four threes. McClure had a few trips to the foul line. McClure had a game high 24 points. McClure does a really good job of letting the game come to him and never gets too high or too low.     Alexander is a burly utility guard who makes his presence felt lumbering his way downhill and enjoys finding contact. He got to the foul line. Alexander is an assertive on ball defender who is able to cover a ton of ground. He added 7 points with most coming in the first half.     Saenz provided a good spark in his minutes he does a little bit of everything. He also has no problem making hustle plays. He showed he could move the ball and find open teammates. He chipped in 7 points with a three pointer and finished inside. He was able to find a few rebounds.     Another steady performance from Williams who breaks the game down well and is always finding a way to get a pass in a tight gap. He added two 3 pointers and found opportunities to score from two in a plethora of ways. Williams converted at the foul line. He has the ability to make plays whenever he has the rock in his hands.     Nicholas is a hard nosed undersized forward who has no flaws about doing the dirty work to help his team compete. He added 11 points with most of them coming on the interior. Nicholas also added a three. He is a versatile defender who can cover many different positions due to his body type. He has an assertive motor. He is someone who should be on the radars of division 2 programs and JUCO's.     Milliner left his mark in the game by being a perimeter deadeye from three converting on four threes. He finished with 14 points. Milliner also showed great vision of the floor finding others with ease. I really like his instincts and was able to make reads of the defense.     Frayer had great offensive production in a contributing role. He added 13 points and showed the he is a viable threat from behind the arc with three 3 pointers. He plays at a controlled pace and was able to use fakes around the cup. Frayer was able to share the sugar and impact the game without scoring. He would be a good pickup at the JUCO or D2 level.

Spire took on DME St. Johns's Northwestern (WI) in a game that featured a dozen scholarship level players who would be great fits at the D1, D2, or JUCO level. Spire was able to win 91-68.