Great Lakes Challenge: Sunday Morning Standouts

Day Two of the Great Lakes Challenge is here—another opportunity for these prospects to prove themselves. Right out of the gate, their offensive intensity earned them a spot among the Sunday morning standouts.    Dieter proved himself to be an elite scorer, draining multiple threes each half and getting to the rack with ease—finishing through contact. What's more impressive about Weber's scoring is that most of his buckets are self-made; he's highly effective at creating his own shot.     Max has 'lead guard' written all over him. He's confident with the ball in his hands—poised, under control, and effective at beating defenders off the dribble with changes in pace and level. As an undersized guard, he also excels at drawing fouls, earning himself free looks at the charity stripe.     Landunn has a lanky frame, and he knows how to use it to his advantage. He runs the floor well and finishes high at the rim in transition. His length is a weapon from deep—getting his shot off above defenders makes it tough to contest. On the defensive end, he's a strong on-ball defender, fighting through screens and keeping his man in front of him.     Raheem logs big minutes, and while it might not always show on the highlight tape, his impact on the game is undeniable. Mitchell is extremely active on the glass and isn't afraid to rotate over and fill help-side defensive lanes.

Day Two of the Great Lakes Challenge is here—another opportunity for these prospects to prove themselves. Right out of the gate, their offensive intensity earned them a spot among the Sunday morning standouts.