Battle at the Lakes: Saturday's WI standouts (Part 2)

A look at some of the Wisconsin players who performed well during day two of the annual Prep Hoops Battle at the Lakes club event in Plymouth, Minnesota.    A player who often anticipates things before they happen, Ramczyk was a bit streaky with his usually accurate three-point shot on Saturday, but the other positive aspects of his game shined. He rebounded very well, set up others with his court vision, and stayed in front of some athletic backcourt players from Howard Pulley EYBL. Ramczyk finished with three triples and 11 points in a win over Team Warwick and then had six threes and 20 points to go along with seven rebounds in a win over Howard Pulley. Ramczyk has helped his stock this spring as have several of his talented teammates with the Davis Brothers Elite squad.     A bouncy, hard working and productive forward who can score near the basket, handle the ball in the open court and snare rebounds off the rim, Luchetti was outstanding for Davis Brothers in each of their victories Saturday at the Battle of the Lakes. He finished with a team-best 20 points in a win over Team Warwick, and then had 11 big rebounds in the win over Howard Pulley EYBL. Luchetti finished with authority above the rim and used his decisive moves in the post to shed defenders and score with short bank shots.     Krause had two points in the first half of the Davis Brothers' win over Howard Pulley EYBL. He then erupted for 20 points in the second half on the strength of four three-point baskets. He hit two each from the right and left baseline. And he also finished a beautiful contested left-handed layup. Krause's production in the second half helped to keep Howard Pulley at bay as Davis Brothers beat an EYBL squad for the second straight weekend after toppling The Family out of Detroit last week. Krause has a smooth jumper and plays with intensity and some physicality as well. He figures to be a rock in the Kimberly lineup the next two seasons for new coach Kam Cerroni.     Wollin is the guy who administers the dagger to opponents in the closing minutes of games. Whether he is hitting a triple, getting a loose ball or grabbing a big rebound, Wollin always seems to be in the right place at the right time. He is an athletic 6-foot-4 wing with plenty of skill, lots of poise and an abundance of belief in his game. Already a two-year varsity performer for the stellar program at Lake Mills, Wollin is trending upward on the basketball court due to his versatility, penchant for making big plays and overall skill.     Yet another tough-minded player for the Davis Brothers Elite squad, Basich handles the ball exceptionally well, possesses very good quickness and can drill three-point shots with defenders in his face. He has a competitive spirit that fits in well with a team full of players who enjoy playing together and beating teams with higher pedigrees. Basich is on the small side, but his court vision, shooting and defensive toughness are all positives for his team.     One of the premier long-distance shooters in Wisconsin's class of 2026, Gustafson is a three-point shot maker and free-throw shooting lock for [program_tooltip program_id='2480703' first='24:' last='UP'] Under Armour Rise. He had 15 points and three triples in a 69-67 loss to EIG Midwest out of Nebraska. He also made six-of-seven shots from the foul stripe. Gustafson competes with an edge to his game as he can be physical on both offense and defense. He's also a very willing passer and solid teammate who enjoys getting after it every second he's on the floor.     When you are 6-foot-7 with good physical strength AND can step outside and drill the three-point shot, you tend to attract the attention of college coaches. Tiutczenko is that guy for [program_tooltip program_id='2480703' first='24:' last='UP']. He had six triples and 20 points in a 69-67 loss to EIG Midwest. Tiuticzenko also did a good job of battling on the glass on both ends of the court, and he is a good passer while facing the basket. The Pewaukee forward currently does not own a offer from a scholarship school, but that figures to change in the very near future thanks to his versatility, size and skill.     Castillo's game continues to evolve at a steady pace. And once the strong and athletic wing puts it all together, he's going to be a handful to deal with in the Woodland West Conference. Castillo turned in a strong showing for [program_tooltip program_id='2480703' first='24:' last='UP'] in its loss to EIG Midwest, scoring in a bunch of different ways. He hit a three, scored above the rim, made a pull-up mid range shot and got all the way to the basket to score over some taller defenders. Castillo's game figures to climb over the next 12 months as he improves his ball handling and passer skills.    Battle at the Lakes is powered by Dr. Dish—the world's #1 selling shooting machine, helping players get 5X more reps and unlock their potential at home. <a href="https://hubs.ly/Q03l3YDy0">Click Here to Train Like a Pro</a>.

A look at some of the Wisconsin players who performed well during day two of the annual Prep Hoops Battle at the Lakes club event in Plymouth, Minnesota.