Stretch Bigs Gaining Momentum after “The Show All-Star Game”

These forwards and centers dominated at "The Show All-Star Game" and aren't slowing down anytime soon. Check out which players are primed to take their game to the next level this grassroots season.    Hill is a total force on the court and can dominate any game he's playing in. At 6'8”, he uses his size to bully his way around, especially inside. He's always grabbing offensive boards and finishing strong around the rim. But don't sleep on his shooting he had a solid mid range shot and can knock down the three when you least expect it. What really stands out about Hill is how he controls the game on both ends. On defense - Hill grabs the rebound, then seamlessly transitions and gets the outlet pass up the court in no time. He never gives up on a play, running the floor and making it easy for his teammates to find him for a dunk     Swanson is the ultimate team player and the exact guy you want on the court. He's always looking to get his teammates involved, but don't sleep on his ability to knock down that mid range shot when he needs to. Offensively, his long arms make him a real threat in the post where he can score over defenders or dish out a perfect pass for an open shot. On defense - those same long arms are a nightmare for opponents trying to get a clean look. Swanson's also a beast on the offensive boards, always working to extend possessions or grab an easy putback for himself     McCanna is as reliable as they come, especially when it comes to working down low in the paint. He's not afraid to get physical, battling for buckets or boards with pure effort. Whether it's finishing through contact or using either hand, McCanna stands his ground and gets the job done. He can also knock down a jumper and stretch the floor when needed with his deep range. What really stands out and makes him shine is his defensive footwork. He's hard to move off the block, consistently holding his own and forcing opponents into tough, low percentage shots. If McCanna continues to work on his range watch out for this kid next season     Williams has the ability to change the game on both ends of the floor with his size and presence. On offense - he can make any shot in the paint and can effectively finish right at the rim. Williams positions himself well to get offensive boards and has a great mindset to get the ball out to an open shooter. Defensively you can see how his size can affect the game for opponents. Excellent hands allow him to contest opportunities at the bucket and he always comes down with the big rebound. Expect him to continue working on his footwork down low to be a more effective force     Roselle's got the size and athleticism that makes it tough for defenders. He's a beast down low, always cleaning up the boards with his solid boxing out. On offense - his dribble drive lets him either finish strong at the rim or pull up for the clean jumper. Defensively, his long arms and quick hands make him a constant disruption, forcing opponents into bad situations. He's tough to back down and is always quick to close out, leading to blocks and deflections. But where he really shines is his off ball movement, he can easily find his way to the corner and can bury that open three     Wright is a freak athlete who can throw it down with the best of them. Standing at 6'9”, it's tough for many defenders to match up with him. What really makes him exciting to watch is how effective he is setting high screens for his guard and rolling to the basket for lobs and easy scores. He spaces the floor well and isn't just a dunker - he can hit the jumper and even knock down the occasional three. On defense, his length is the major asset as he alters shots and forces turnovers. Wright is tough to back down in the paint and attacks the boards on both ends. If he continues to develop his range, Wright's game is going to reach a whole new level next season

These forwards and centers dominated at "The Show All-Star Game" and aren't slowing down anytime soon. Check out which players are primed to take their game to the next level this grassroots season.