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<p>Seven of the prospects who stood out in the two games I watched on Friday night at the Prep Hoops Midwest Showdown!</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jayden was all over the place coming up with steals, poking the ball free from his man, and flat out disrupting the opposing team's offense. The 2028 guard was playing up a year at the 16u level, and was an absolute pest on the ball, constantly applying pressure to opposing point guards. He must have ended the game with at least five steals, and he showed quick hands to pick his moments to reach in and win the ball, while also moving well laterally to consistently cut his man off. Still a bit raw offensively, but showed potential with his quickness and a shifty handle to create a bit on the ball.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Emmanuel was a key player on both ends for Bradley Elite in their opening night win. The 6'2 wing has a long and lanky frame, with an impressive wingspan that allowed him to block/alter shots, while also getting up in passing lanes and making things difficult out on the perimeter. Exploded off the floor for a one handed dunk off a pick & roll, showed the ability to go coast-to-coast in transition for easy buckets, and also showcased soft touch with a floater that allowed him to finish over defenders without picking up a charge.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jeremiah was another 2028 prospect playing up at the 16u level for Bradley Elite, and he seemed to save his best for the second half. In a game that was tight the entire way, the 2028 guard took over with a flurry of buckets late in the game, showcasing good body control to get to the rim and finish in traffic. Quickness allowed him to contribute to an intense defensive effort that was looking to trap/force turnovers consistently. Strong showing for the 2028 guard.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Colin showed why he's one of the best prospects in Iowa in an opening night win for Martin Brothers. The 6'8 wing has some impressive fluidity and handle out on the perimeter, able to make plays that other guys his size simply can't. Showed touch on his outside jumper, and also dribbled into a tough turnaround jumper along the baseline that he made look easy. He also possesses the toughness to utilize his 6'8 frame and simply get to the rim. In what was a close game in the second half, Colin took over just finding ways to get to the rim for some strong finishes through contact.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">He may not have put up big scoring numbers himself, but Jude was a big reason why Martin Brothers was getting some quality looks offensively. The 6' point guard did a great job of handling the ball under pressure against a group of scrappy guards, and was consistently able to penetrate and get two feet in the paint. Once there he had the vision and accuracy to kick it out to his shooters, often for wide open looks from three. Also did a nice job of pushing the tempo in transition, and making smart decisions with the ball, whether he kept it on his own or passes it ahead to a sprinting teammate.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='2465512' first='Duke' last='King'] started to emerge towards the end of his 16u season, but this is a player we could see really take off this spring/summer. He's a long and explosive 6'4 wing who does a great job of playing off two feet around the basket. Showed no fear going right at a 6'8 defender for some strong finishes inside, and was able to convert from some difficult angles with his left hand. Showcased more wiggle off the dribble than I knew he had as well, allowing him to blow by defenders in the half-court. Finished with 14 points on 7-9 shooting against one of the best teams in Iowa.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Michael was a big reason why Powerhouse was leading Martin Brothers at halftime on Friday night. The 6'1 guard out of Eagan is a sharpshooter from three, who can catch fire at any given moment. That included a few threes late in the second half, that helped take his team from down 12 early, to leading 30-29 at the break. He showed no shortage of confidence to catch and shoot from well beyond the arc, and when he's on, he's someone who can really spread the floor for his team as his range extends to way past the high school three point line. Scored a team high 15 points with five 3's on the night.</p>
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Seven of the prospects who stood out in the two games I watched on Friday night at the Prep Hoops Midwest Showdown!
HEIGHT
5'11"
POS
PG/SG
CLASS
2028
State:
Wisconsin
School:
Milwaukee Lutheran
Club:
Bradley elite
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HEIGHT
6'2"
POS
SF
CLASS
2026
State:
Wisconsin
School:
North division
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HEIGHT
6'1"
POS
SF/SG
CLASS
2028
State:
Wisconsin
School:
Howard Fuller
Club:
Bradely elite
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HEIGHT
6'8"
POS
SG
CLASS
2026
State:
Iowa
School:
Waukee Northwest
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HEIGHT
6'0"
POS
PG
CLASS
2026
State:
Iowa
School:
Ballard
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HEIGHT
6'4"
POS
SF
CLASS
2026
State:
Minnesota
School:
North St. Paul
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HEIGHT
6'1"
POS
CG/PG
CLASS
2026
State:
Minnesota
School:
Eagan
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