Forwards Stock Rising After Metro State Team Camp

These forwards put on a show—scoring, defending, rebounding, and making plays all over the floor. They brought energy, versatility, and impact from start to finish. If you want to see what complete forward play looks like, this is a group you won't want to miss.    There's no doubt Lane can score—he's a versatile offensive threat who can get buckets from all areas of the floor. He plays with a physical edge, especially in the paint, where he finishes through contact and creates mismatches. What's stood out recently is his presence on the defensive end. His size and timing make him a force around the rim, consistently altering shots and cleaning up the glass. His footwork and overall defensive instincts continue to improve, making him an increasingly complete player on both ends of the court     Jones put together an impressive performance, using his length to create mismatches on both ends of the floor. His long arms allow him to shoot over defenders with ease and give him a strong defensive presence. He closes out quickly, contests effectively, and disrupts passing lanes with active hands. Offensively, Jones showed flashes of his scoring ability around the rim and in the midrange, finishing with touch and confidence     France has the ideal length and size you look for in a perimeter threat. His frame allows him to rise up over defenders with ease, creating clean looks from beyond the arc. That size not only makes him a tough cover but also gives him the versatility to shoot over closeouts and still maintain balance and form. France has a his high release and smooth mechanics making him fun to watch. Defensively, his length also plays a role—disrupting passing lanes and contesting shots effectively     Tannehill has taken noticeable strides this summer, steadily elevating his offensive game and establishing himself as a consistent scoring threat. He's been reliable from mid range and beyond the arc, showing improved shot mechanics and confidence with every touch. Inside the paint, Tannehill uses his strength and physicality to create space. He can regularly move defenders off their spot to get clean looks. His ability to score at all three levels continues to make him a tough matchup and a rising prospect to watch     Hunter brings a strong interior presence on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he finishes well around the rim, using his size and touch to convert in traffic. He's efficient in the paint and doesn't shy away from contact, often creating second-chance opportunities with his activity on the glass. Defensively, Hunter anchors the paint as a reliable rim protector. His timing and instincts allow him to alter and block shots consistently, deterring opponents from attacking the lane. His physical tools and defensive awareness make him a key presence inside     Meyer possesses a strong frame that makes him a physical presence on the court, and he pairs that size with a smooth shooting stroke. He's highly effective from beyond the arc and has a confident, repeatable jumper that stretches the floor. Whether spotting up or pulling up in rhythm, Meyer is a consistent threat from deep. Defensively, he uses his size and mobility to close out quickly on shooters, contesting shots without giving up ground. His combination of size, shooting ability, and defensive effort makes him a valuable two way asset

These forwards put on a show—scoring, defending, rebounding, and making plays all over the floor. They brought energy, versatility, and impact from start to finish. If you want to see what complete forward play looks like, this is a group you won't want to miss.