PBC Fall League Night 1 Standouts

Husenits is an in-between guard who made plays frequently with the ball in his hands. He does a nice job of playing at a controlled pace and doesn't get sped up. He is a viable plug and play option who fits great into a system. Husenits does an effective job moving the basketball and doesn't let the ball stick to his hands. He found ways to be in driving and passing lanes to get steals. I think the biggest question mark is his game is his shot making from behind the arc and I think that is what holds him back from being a sure fire division 2 prospect. He is a prospect who He is a prospect who should see heavy traction from small college programs.     Hawthorne's a crafty on-ball guard who plays chess while everyone else is playing checkers. He is an effective set-up man who has a real ability to make plays for others. He scored in a plethora of ways inside of the two point line. Hawthorne is very poised coming off of ball-screens and is constantly moving when the ball is not in his hands. I also was impressed with his frequent ball pressure on the defensive side of the ball and was able to turn defense to offense on more than several occasions. I would like to see Amon be a more confident shooter from behind the arc, he shows some signs of being a tad reluctant from there. He is a prospect who should see recruitment from the division 2 & 3 level.     Proskin is a physical undersized forward who has no qualms about battling on the interior. He seeks out contact when he goes up for scoring chances. His ability to be in all the right places to come up with steals was seen frequently on the defensive end. Proskin made several trips to the charity stripe. He is a prospect who should be on the radar of division three programs.     Prince had a huge second half for his Woodland Hills squad. He scored several important buckets that helped sealed the game for his team. He is a threat to knock down shots from deep. Prince was in good spots on the floor to gather steals. He found others for scoring chances of their own.     Price plays a lot bigger then his size and is a constant threat to make things happen on either end of the floor. He is effective using his length to to slither his way to different spots. Has no issue finding ways to stay relevant in the game. Price has a nose for the ball and converted regularly on scoring chances. He was in good spots to secure rebounds. Price has no issue putting the ball on the deck.     Despite a semi rocky performance Bruce-McCrommon's play was one of the reasons Gateway held off Hempfield. He did a nice job of navigating his way to the rim and getting paint touches. He made several trips to the charity stripe and converted most of his chances put left some points on the board. He always finds ways to score with his in-between game when he is getting to different spots off the bounce. Bruce-McCrommon made a highlight play on the defensive end using his freak athleticism to pin a shot off the backboard. He is always seconds away from a huge play whenever he steps onto the floor. I want to see him become better at taking care of the basketball he turned the basketball over on too many occasions. Low major division ones in need of versatile athlete whose best basketball is in the horizon need to recruit him.     Cahill is an emerging wing with a rangy frame and mile long length that is seen on both ends of the floor. His ability to be a ball-hawk was shown throughout the game. He scored the basketball in an array of ways. Cahill showed flashes from behind the arc and is a threat to convert from deep. He has some tools that make him intriguing long-term as a prospect. Looking forward to tracking his progress this season.