Region 11's Small School Standouts

It's time to look at central Kentucky, which includes schools in Lexington and the surrounding area. This list features Berea, Model, Frankfort, Frankfort Christian, Sayre, and Lexington Christian. As with every list, transfers have shifted the landscape, with some players coming in and others leaving. Still, there's no shortage of small-school talent to highlight.    [player_tooltip player_id='2885752' first='Dawson' last='Farmer'] is a tough, versatile forward who impacts both ends of the floor. He plays with a relentless motor, defending multiple spots, cleaning the glass, and turning stops into transition buckets. Offensively, he attacks the rim with athleticism, has a reliable mid-range game, and continues to grow as a perimeter shooter. Last season at Corbin, he averaged 9.3 points and 6.2 rebounds, showing consistency as a two-way contributor. His blend of size, toughness, and expanding skill set makes him a strong long-term piece with clear college potential.     [player_tooltip player_id='2175423' first='Riley' last='Mollette'] enters his senior season already surpassing 1,000 career points and 700 rebounds, proving his consistency and production over time. He's coming off a strong AAU summer and brings the ability to score in bunches while nearly averaging a double-double last year with 14.9 points and 9.3 rebounds per game. Mollette uses his size effectively on both ends, controlling the glass and creating mismatches offensively. He can step out and hit shots from the perimeter, giving him a versatile scoring arsenal that translates well at the next level. Mount St. Joseph has already extended an offer, and he remains a prospect to keep tabs on.     [player_tooltip player_id='2400700' first='Caleb' last='Marshall'] made an immediate impact as a freshman, averaging 10.8 points while hitting 61 threes at 41.5% and shooting 91% from the line. A smooth combo guard, he scores on and off the ball with a quick release from deep, a confident mid-range pull-up, and the ability to finish through contact at the rim. Marshall also shows good vision when defenses collapse, making him more than just a scorer. With his pure shooting stroke and versatility, he projects as a key player in the 11th Region over the next few years.     [player_tooltip player_id='2398439' first='William' last=''] Sims is a proven scorer with the ability to fill it up quickly, having posted multiple 20- and 30-point outings while also contributing on the glass. Last season he averaged 17.5 points and 6.2 rebounds, knocking down 54 threes and showing he can get hot in a hurry, including stretches with five triples in a single half. Sims has deep range, a quick release, and the confidence to shoot over closeouts, making him a dangerous perimeter weapon with strong rebounding production to match.     Cam brings impressive size to his position and projects as a high-level scorer. He can score in a variety of ways, whether off the dribble, spotting up, or attacking the rim, and already showed that ability last season as an eighth grader, averaging eight points per game and hitting 36 threes at a 36 percent clip. He looks confident shooting with a hand in his face, gets into his motion quickly. His form stays consistent and ready, giving him the tools to be a reliable perimeter threat and a go-to option in the years ahead.     [player_tooltip player_id='1543617' first='Finley' last='Blevins'] is a versatile scorer who can score at all three levels. Last season he averaged 11.2 points, connected on 69 three-pointers at nearly 40 percent, and shot 82.5 percent from the free throw line while also averaging five assists. He has a knack for finding his shot, whether from deep range or mid-range, and can get his shot off quickly, even under pressure or off balance. Finley moves well with and without the ball, consistently creating opportunities to score and showing the skill set of a dynamic offensive player. He could very well be the main option for Berea this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='2921335' first='Rajon' last='Floyd'] is a poised point guard with a natural feel that stands out right away. He dictates the pace of the game with confidence, showing excellent vision and the ability to consistently put teammates in scoring positions. Defensively, he plays with high energy and activity, using his quick hands to force turnovers and create transition opportunities. On the offensive end, Floyd's tight handle and burst allow him to get into the lane whenever he chooses, and he has the ability to completely take over stretches of a game.    More standouts:   [player_tooltip player_id='2890726' first='Noah' last='Geveden'], Frankfort   [player_tooltip player_id='2290945' first='Landon' last='Mayo'], Model   Grant Asher, Frankfort Christian

It's time to look at central Kentucky, which includes schools in Lexington and the surrounding area. This list features Berea, Model, Frankfort, Frankfort Christian, Sayre, and Lexington Christian. As with every list, transfers have shifted the landscape, with some players coming in and others leaving. Still, there's no shortage of small-school talent to highlight.