Franklin College Basketball ID Camp: Sunday’s Top Performers

Elite camps are a staple across the country, serving as key recruiting tools that bring prospects to campus. Division III Franklin College will host two sessions this weekend—Saturday, September 27, and Sunday, September 28—each featuring more than 25 players from across Indiana. Here were the top performers from Sunday's Session:    The junior wing out of Caston caught my attention early on with his size, length, and shooting ability. He shot the cover off the ball early on in the drills with a high, smooth release. It didn't surprise me that he was a good athlete, but I wasn't expecting him to be as fluid with his athleticism which added to the intrigue I had of him even more. He was flying all over the court defending at a high level, playing passing lanes, and blocking shots. With two years of high school basketball left, he still has much more room to grow an     Long and athletic wing that showed an impressive shot making throughout the day. Quick trigger with a smooth that he shoots with confidence. Showed the ability to drive close outs and play off two feet when he gets in the lane and finishes with either hand. Switchable defender with his size and length that is able to guard all over the floor and impact shots on the ball as well as being a weak side shot blocker.     Another guy from camp that is a long and athletic wing that impacts the game on both ends of the floor. Wirey defender that uses his athleticism to his full advantage is really good in passing lanes while also challenging shots at the rim. Offensively, Jordan is a fluid athlete that thrived on getting in the lane and finishing above the rim. Showed potential as a catch and shoot perimeter player. Has the ability to also beat his man off the dribble and rise up in the midrange to show his smooth     The player that arguably made the biggest impression on everybody at the camp was [player_tooltip player_id='2625553' first='Houston' last='Schoonover'] out of Wood Memorial. The 6'2” shooting guard is a high IQ player that makes winning plays on both ends of the floor. He's a top notch shooter that plays on balance and has the ability to shoot it from deep range with confidence. Showed the improved skill of being a playmaker for others in the limited live action time at camp. He's a vocal on both ends of the floor and never seems to get rattled.     One of the more intriguing prospects that attended camp this weekend, Dom is a powerful 6'4” wing/forward that is only scratching the surface of just how good he can really be. Really good rebounder on both ends of the floor. Knows how to use his size and strength to his advantage. Has quiet feet with strong hands that catch everything. A bit raw offensively, but the physical tools shined through on a few occasions showing nice touch in the midrange.     Shifty point guard out of South Bend was as good as advertised in the preview. Confident lead guard with quick first step and blow by speed to get in the lane where he made really nice decisions. Streaky outside shooter, but the stroke isn't broken by any means. Hard nosed defender that pressures the ball relentlessly. Has active hands and quick feet with the ability to turn defense into offense in a hurry.

Elite camps are a staple across the country, serving as key recruiting tools that bring prospects to campus. Division III Franklin College will host two sessions this weekend—Saturday, September 27, and Sunday, September 28—each featuring more than 25 players from across Indiana. Here were the top performers from Sunday's Session: