Twin Cities Takedown: Jack's 15U Top Prospects

Here are the ten 15U prospects that impressed at Maple Grove on Saturday of the Prep Hoops Twin Cities Takedown!    Trevor had one of the best single-game performances I saw this weekend. He can do it all as a freshman point guard, leading his team to a win. He possesses excellent vision, making all kinds of crosscourt passes leading to open looks. He was also scoring in a variety of ways, pulling up off the dribble from the perimeter and working himself inside for tough layups.     Jonas has a strong 6'6” frame, giving him a clear advantage at his age group. With that he impressed me with his ability to create with the ball in his hands. He was finding a ton of success getting downhill and finishing through traffic. He also showed some flashes of a perimeter game with some makes from the outside.     Ty went nuclear in a tough matchup with a really good [program_tooltip program_id='2075672' first='Minnesota' last='Fury'] team, scoring 39 points. The 2029 guard was playing up a year at the 15U level, taking over at times. Despite being younger, he was able to outmuscle defenders inside with some really difficult finishes. Barman is also a major threat from beyond the arc and almost willed his team to a crazy comeback win.     Koa was effective in many ways when he was on the floor. His 6'4” frame allows him to be a difference maker in the paint with his finishing, interior defense, as well as with his rebounding. The freshman wing can knock down looks from the outside and was very productive in transition as well.     Ezekiel dominated the paint in the one game I saw from him, using his built 6'4” frame to his advantage. He was great around the rim offensively, whether it was with putback baskets or in the pick and roll. He was also fantastic as an interior defensive presence, blocking and altering opponent's shots all game.     I really liked what I saw out of Rockwell this weekend, as his athleticism was on full display. He was able to rise up and convert on some really tough finishes, as well as grab some high flying rebounds. Hughes has a deep bag of moves he can use to work around his defender, finding no trouble getting downhill.     Lleyton was very productive in the minutes he saw on Saturday, bringing the energy the entire time he was on the floor. The 5'11” guard connected on a pair of threes early in the game, showing off his smooth lefty stroke. He was also a pest on the defensive side of the ball, coming away with a few steals.     Jackson has the size and perimeter skills that gives him a lot of potential as a prospect. In the one matchup I saw from him, he connected on three triples and also drew a few fouls on attempts from deep. Vargas has a silky smooth shot and will be a player to monitor at the 15U level this spring and summer.     Charlie was fun to watch create shots for himself in isolation scenarios. He is an ultra smooth freshman guard, who can torch defenses from the perimeter. The 6'4” guard is a threat from both the mid-range and from beyond the arc. I see a lot of potential in Howe's game, as he performed well in the action I saw.     Ben is another prospect on this Hoop Habits 15U squad that has a great combination of size and perimeter skills. He was at his best when driving downhill, finishing through traffic. He can also stretch the floor, as I saw him connect on a triple. Banwart is pretty versatile as a defender as well, blocking both layups and jump shots.

Here are the ten 15U prospects that impressed at Maple Grove on Saturday of the Prep Hoops Twin Cities Takedown!