Sophmore ID Camp: Team 9 Evaluations

Now we turn our focus to team evaluations from this past weekend's Sophomore ID Camp in Batavia. Several prospects further cemented their names, while new faces quickly made an impression. First up is Team 9, where multiple players showcased standout skills on the court.    A dynamic guard with the poise to run an offense as the primary ball-handler. He's a tough cover in the open floor with his shiftiness, ability to change speeds, and array of crafty finishes — from finger rolls to a Euro step. Christian has underrated bounce, elevating at the rim, and uses that athleticism to rebound well for his position. His three-point shot is present, and he times his cuts well to slip into gaps for easy looks. A versatile guard who impacts the game on both ends.     A versatile guard who finds ways to impact both sides of the floor. He looked comfortable making plays in transition and stayed active in the half court, using cuts and backdoor screens to free himself and open up teammates. King showed good timing slipping behind the defense and delivered sharp passes in stride. On the defensive end, his ball pressure stood out as he stayed engaged and made opponents work for every touch.     Smart wing who finds ways to impact the game on both ends. Offensively, he showed timing on cuts, slipping down the lane and creating space in transition, while also flashing a clean shot fake into a one-dribble pull-up. Defensively, Lau stayed disciplined on quicker ball-handlers and got a hand on shots, using positioning and awareness to make plays.     A fundamental 5'8" off-guard who impacted with his activity and awareness. Offensively, the lefty shows a soft touch around the rim and finds scoring chances through smart off-ball movement, especially with timely cuts. Defensively, he brings value on the perimeter — sliding quickly to stay in front, providing gap help, and communicating on screens. Frech's commitment to doing the little things make him the type of guard who contributes to winning basketball.     A wiry guard who finds ways to score within the flow of the game. He had a strong take from the right wing and knocked down a tough baseline pull-up, while also showing good instincts cutting backdoor and finishing through tough angles. On defense, Moore's quickness stood out as he kept ball-handlers in front and used his agility to disrupt plays on the perimeter.     An explosive guard who puts pressure on defenders with his handle and downhill drives. He showed the ability to break down opponents off the dribble and stay balanced while powering through contact. Toney finished tough plays in traffic, including an off-hand bucket, and displayed hang time to convert difficult shots off-balance. On the other end, he played disciplined straight-up defense, using his quickness and strength to match opponents.     High-energy guard who makes hustle plays that swing possessions. He grabbed an offensive board and smartly threw it off a defender to save the ball. Showed great awareness catching a tipped pass mid-air and finishing off the board. Defensively, Childress switched onto bigger players and held his ground, sticking with rollers to take away easy looks.     A left-handed guard who thrives on attacking defenders with decisive drives. He plays with a relentless motor, fighting for rebounds and often soaring in to extend possessions. Morrison has a knack for cutting into the teeth of the defense, where he can finish strong or kick out to open teammates for quality looks. His blend of toughness, activity on the glass, and ability to make plays off the bounce makes him a valuable spark on both ends of the floor.

Now we turn our focus to team evaluations from this past weekend's Sophomore ID Camp in Batavia. Several prospects further cemented their names, while new faces quickly made an impression. First up is Team 9, where multiple players showcased standout skills on the court.