Mercyhurst Elite Camp Forward Standouts

Riccardo impressed with his ability to be versatile on the offensive end. He can space the floor and needs to be respected when out on the perimeter. His bread and butter has always been on the interior where he has great touch around the bucket. Riccardo is effective running the floor in transition. He is effective playing the two man game and does a good job rolling to the rim. He is in good spots on the floor to get rebounds. Riccardo is molding himself into being an undersized stretch 4. He should be on the radar of D2+ and low major programs. Looking forward to tracking his developments over the upcoming season.     Warren is a hard playing athletic small ball forward who plays an imposing style of basketball. He has good timing to contest shots. Warren scores the basketball in different ways in the half-court. He uses his strength to bully his way to the bucket. Warren showed that he could play around the rim. He has nice touch inside. I would like to see him strengthen his handle. Warren's energetic motor is seen throughout his play. Warren should be a priory recruit for LM and D2 programs in need of depth at the forward spot.     Mbuyamba is an active bodied forward who plays with an elite motor. He is 6'4" but plays like he is around 6'8" or 6'9". He has the ability to guard different positions. He has a strong chiseled frame that allows him to hold his own ground and doesn't get moved easily by others.He scored the ball with ease and doesn't look to force shots. He has magnetic touch inside of eight feet. Mbuyamba should be a priority for schools at the small college level.     Jones impressed with his scoring ability and had a knack for finding the bucket in a multitude of ways. Jones found ways to come up with rebounds. He scored a multitude of threes from behind the arc and needs to be guarded if he is left alone out there, its a spot he can torch teams from. Jones has imposing size on the perimeter. He used his length to alert shots and has good timing. Jones should be a priority for low major programs in need of a do it all wing.     Bobb is a mile long forward who impacts the game in different ways. He can guard different positions and is a switchable defender. He showed that he could in driving and passing lanes to gather steals. Bobb is really active and plays with a good motor. He is starting to know scratch the surface and his best basketball is ahead of him. He should be on the radars of small college coaches.     Hemphill is a bruising forward who adores contact on either end of the floor. He has a nose for scoring around the basket. Everything Hemphill does is hard and only knows one way how to play. He takes advantage of weaker opponents with his brute strength. He was in good spots to secure rebounds, He also got to the charity stripe. I would like to see him become a more consistent shooter from deep. Hemphill is a viable plug in play option due to his versatility and you cannot take him off the floor. He is a priority recruit at the small college level.     Harris is a rangy live body forward who is always a threat to make a highlight play on either end of the floor. He is as long as a dirt road and uses his length throughout his play. Harris is a budding 3-D man who is effective getting steals, rebounds, and blocks. He can finish above the rim and slithers to different spots on the floor. He is a prospect who should see more traction at the low and mid major levels and best basketball is on the horizon.