Under-the-Radar Prospects to Watch on Day 1 at Colorado Live

These five prospects may not be household names yet, but each is in a position to elevate their stock with a strong showing at Colorado Live. They bring production, toughness, and upside, and with the right performance, could grab some attention. I'll be keeping a close eye on all five as they look to make their case in front of college coaches.    Hahn is a 6'2 wing who averaged 9.4 points and 4.2 rebounds a game as a sophomore and heads into junior year ready for more. Hahn plays with consistent energy and effort. He's active in every phase of the game: rebounding, defending, and running the floor. He's not known as a primary shooter, but is capable when needed. He thrives in help defense and makes winning plays as he gets his nose in every play. With a strong core returning, Hahn steps into a leadership role and brings dependable production on both ends of the floor, and that will be on display as Erie looks to turn heads at Colorado Live.     At 6'2, Logan brings toughness and a team-first mentality. He posted 7.7 points, four rebounds, and over two assists per game as a sophomore while standing out defensively with grit and hustle. Logan is a true competitor as he battles for extra possessions and does the little things that you need in a player. To elevate, he'll need to add offensive consistency and perimeter shooting, but his effort alone keeps him on the floor and in big moments, and he is liable to make things happen. Look for his play to be contagious as he looks to help lead Chatfield to victory. Excited to see him at Colorado Live.     Kilkenny is a reliable 3-point shooter who spaces the floor with deep range and confidence. He averaged 4 points per game as a sophomore, as he makes defenders who sag off pay as he stays shot-ready at all times. As a combo guard, he brings defensive effort and anticipation. This season, he'll be tasked with adding playmaking responsibilities while continuing to thrive in his role as a catch-and-shoot specialist. His game should open up as more offensive opportunities arise, and at Colorado Live, he may even have lead guard responsibilities, so it is essential for him to explore his game. Excited to see him in this kind of role.     Wilson is a 6'1 combo guard who had a breakout junior season. He averaged 15.4 points and 3 rebounds a game. He also shot a blistering 44% from three-point range as a high-volume shooter, attacked downhill with purpose, and consistently created opportunities for himself and his teammates. That's production. His toughness sets the tone and opens up his offensive game. At Colorado Live, he will compete as part of an individual team. Wilson looks to expand his profile and prove himself against top competition across the state, and he could do just that with a good showing. Check him out with Individual Team Magenta.     Montelongo is a shifty, confident guard looking to prove himself. He's not a player that is on many radars, but that could change with a good showing. He's a creative scorer with strong shot mechanics and the ability to generate space. He can break down a defender off the dribble. He competes on both ends and stood out last season for Greeley West. With Coach Dre backing him and working with him, Montelongo is a player who could quickly raise his stock if he plays well, and I am excited to see what they've been working on.

These five prospects may not be household names yet, but each is in a position to elevate their stock with a strong showing at Colorado Live. They bring production, toughness, and upside, and with the right performance, could grab some attention. I'll be keeping a close eye on all five as they look to make their case in front of college coaches.