Frontcourt Standouts from Colorado Scholastic Live

The Colorado Live Showcase featured several frontcourt standouts who made their presence felt on both ends of the floor. These big men dominated the paint, altered shots, ran the floor, and showed skill far beyond just size. Whether it was rim protection, scoring touch, or stretching the floor, each brought something unique and proved they'll be key pieces to watch as the season approaches.    Ensor flashes elite potential with a combination of size and touch that's rare at 7 feet. When engaged, he dominates inside, catching lobs, finishing through contact, and altering shots defensively. However, it appears that there is a switch that he must figure out how to keep on at all times. His hands and coordination stand out for dump-offs and guards finding him down low, and he's showing the ability to step out and hit mid-range jumpers and occasional threes. He's a raw but highly intriguing prospect, and his ceiling is among the highest in the state, and that was on display in the gauntlet that Northfield had at the event.     Cobb continues to impress with his explosive athleticism and two-way production. He finishes above the rim with authority, rebounds at a high level, and runs the floor well. That led to countless dunks at the event. He's also a capable shooter from three. He also initiates offense and makes unselfish plays, and that is rare from a player who was scoring with ease throughout the weekend. His motor, leadership, and physicality stood out as he defended, scored in transition, and made winning plays all weekend long. Cobb looks ready to lead and will be a player that turns plenty of heads this weekend. Stellar weekend from the 6'6 promising forward.     At 6'8", Medina immediately stands out with his physical presence and developing skill set. He alters shots, moves fluidly for his size, and has soft hands on catches inside. Medina finished several plays with power on dunks and showed flashes of offensive touch around the rim. Still developing, but trending upward, he's a long-term prospect with upside that's starting to turn into real production, and that was on display as Rock Canyon won each game convincingly with him playing a big part.     Serlen plays with a relentless motor and does all the dirty work. He crashes the glass, finds open lanes, and consistently makes himself available in scoring areas. He looks comfortable operating from the high post, which opened up the offense and got him moving and away from the block. He knocked down threes and attacked closeouts in various games that he watched. He handled physicality well and created second-chance points with his ability to keep plays alive with his size. As the offensive focal point this season, he's poised for breakout performances. He's a high-impact, high-usage forward to watch, one who consistently shows he can compete against any competition.     Wisne dominated as a multi-dimensional big man. He's very strong, yet skilled as he punished defenders in the paint while stretching the floor with a confident three-point shot. He read the floor well, passed out of double teams, and attacked off the bounce. His touch, footwork, and feel stood out, and he consistently outplayed older competition. As an underclassman, his polish and versatility were rare, and he won the weekend's big man matchup that we wanted to see with a monster double-double. Wisne is the real deal.

The Colorado Live Showcase featured several frontcourt standouts who made their presence felt on both ends of the floor. These big men dominated the paint, altered shots, ran the floor, and showed skill far beyond just size. Whether it was rim protection, scoring touch, or stretching the floor, each brought something unique and proved they'll be key pieces to watch as the season approaches.