Evaluations : Minnesota Freshman Showcase Team 10 and 11

[player_tooltip player_id='2916849' first='Mekhi' last='Abner'] - The six-foot-four-inch 2029 forward Abner has really good footwork, is a smooth, effective and efficient finisher, and has good face-up skills. Abner's reach is good as his arms are longer than his six-foot-four-inch height already. Abner displayed some improvement shooting in July, and he's already pretty advanced as a defender.     [player_tooltip player_id='2815903' first='Tchidi' last='Ejimadu'] - Ejimadu is a 2029 Park Center wing with shot creation ability that defenders give him space because they're fearful of him driving pass, is an extremely active defender, and has good size for his age level already. Ejimadu is best in transition and on the move.    [player_tooltip player_id='2829538' first='Aaron' last='Johnson'] - Johnson is a five-foot-nine-inch guard from Rochester Lourdes on a possession that drove to the basket, hit the lane and made a jump pass to the corner to an open shooter. Consistently attacked the rim through the lane well, made quick decisions, drove the seam for a bucket, and helped as a defender and got back out to his own man,     [player_tooltip player_id='2429737' first='Myles' last='Crawford'] - Crawford is a five-foot-nine-inch guard who as of now is better off the ball than with the ball. He's a good spot-up shooter so you can't leave him. With good dribble drivers playing off Crawford he spreads the floor well off the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='2692879' first='Myles' last='Shelton'] - The five-foot-eleven-inch Shelton is a solid ball handler, drives tough, and can run the point. Shelton is a developing perimeter shot creator and throughout his 2 5-on-5 games he had mixed success. Playing with PJ Hoops JR EYBL this summer Shelton passed the ball well and played well within structure.     [player_tooltip player_id='2427497' first='Gavin' last='Mattson'] - Mattson is a five-foot-eleven-inch 2029 Apple Valley guard that is a crafty dribbler who moves freely and unorthodoxly that reminds me of how Manu Ginobilii did. Mattson can shoot the ball from distance although he needs to develop a bit in maturity to be quicker and faster.     [player_tooltip player_id='2888479' first='Matthew' last='Leise'] - Leise is a six-foot-one-inch 2029 guard from Rochester Lourdes that showed tough rebounding on the offensive glass. Leise seemed to have open court vision well enough to grab and go with the ball and has a bit of ball handling ability.     [player_tooltip player_id='2908034' first='Owen' last='Johnston'] - The 2029 Johnston has good instincts with and without the ball. He made a pass to the corner one possession and immediately cut to the basket making himself available and finished at the rim. As he gets older he could be a solid secondary ball handler and distributor     [player_tooltip player_id='2874119' first='Cole' last='LeSage'] - The five-foot-eleven-inch Westonka guard played just as well as the last time I saw him on the Prep Hoops Circuit. LeSage hit a couple 3-pointers, made a coast to coast score weaving through the defense getting all the way to the basket, and contributed as a defender.     [player_tooltip player_id='2918691' first='Jonathan' last='Onchuru'] - Onchuru is a six-foot player from Maple Grove that showed off a quick 2nd jump for offensive rebound, scored inside, seemed to have solid length in his arms, a good athlete, and I liked the way he passed the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='2521685' first='Tristan' last='Latimore'] - The 2029 Duluth East Latimore is aggressive, hustles every possession, has range on jump shot a bit. From the couple times I've seen Latimore he seems more of a slasher/cutter type player from the perimeter which with good passing is very valuable.