#SpringKickoff 14U Sleepers You Need To Watch This Summer

With the Spring Kickoff having wrapped up this past weekend, there are sleepers you need to be aware of in this tournament that shined bright and put their names on the map. Let's talk about it.    [player_tooltip player_id='2828051' first='Easton' last='Greene'] bolts when he moves around off the ball and makes precise cuts to the basket. Greene always finds innovative ways to score, whether attacking the lane or creating space for himself from the mid-range. Teaming up with Phoenix Bittel this summer, these two are in store for massive volume and production. Greene is just getting his toes wet in the basketball scene with more to come.     [player_tooltip player_id='2825151' first='Tag' last='Barnett'], at 6'4 in the class of 2029, has put himself at a massive advantage. With his height, Barnett does an exceptional job establishing himself in the post. Precise footwork and finishing through contact is what you can expect from Barnett, as he's relentless down on the blocks. Opposing defenses have to gameplan around Tag due to his all-around ability to score.     Dominic "DJ" Ollis is another premier post scorer who's developing a consistent jump shot. During the Spring Kickoff, DJ did a solid job of boxing out and dominating the glass. Ollis communicates with his teammates on both ends of the floor and positions himself to convert on easy, close-shot looks.     [player_tooltip player_id='2828018' first='Levi' last='Bentley'] makes the most out of his minutes, spacing the floor and reading defenses well. At 6'3, Bentley has a high-arcing jump shot that allows him to shoot over guys when he's provided with open looks. Bentley doesn't shy away from contact and loves getting to the free-throw line for more points. With loads of potential, Bentley will develop nicely.     [player_tooltip player_id='2390330' first='Bo' last='Pecic'] is one of the most dynamic scorers in the class of 2029. Quick off the dribble and never hesitant to let it fly, Pecic is a dangerous threat from all three levels and he'll only refine and polish his smooth play style in the future. A spot-up sniper, Pecic has a range that stretches from way downtown, forcing defenders to put a hand up or else they'll pay big time.

With the Spring Kickoff having wrapped up this past weekend, there are sleepers you need to be aware of in this tournament that shined bright and put their names on the map. Let's talk about it.