2029s that had themselves a day at Uprise Top 100 Camp

Here are some 2029s that had themselves a solid day at the Uprise Top 100 Camp. This group impressed with ability to stand out and make plays despite none even giving a single varsity minute. Each of these prospects made a strong impression and positioned themselves as players to monitor closely moving forward.    Sullivan is the real deal, and that was on display throughout the day. He has good size at 6'5, but he has wing/guard skills which makes him a dangerous weapon. He was making play after play, and is a player who pops and you gravitate towards when watching. I like the fact that he got out in transition and showcased him as a facilitator, but also had spurts where he just wanted to score. He's a sniper from deep that can space the floor and he's a player that I expect to get varsity time even as a freshman. He's a 2029 worth watching.     Coleman seems to tower over the other players despite being only 6'2 but has excellent size for a freshman and a strong frame. He uses that size to get to where he wants on the floor and there were times in 5-on-5 where he took over. He overpowered defenders and finished well around the basket and got downhill. He attacked the mismatch and was either fouled or scored. He also got plenty of rebounds and kept plays alive. Defensively he was very active and came away with a few steals and he's a player that I feel has the most varsity impact in the class and watching this event, that will not be a problem for him. Huge year upcoming for him.     Luna is a pure PG and what stood out about him was his ability to push the pace and play at this speed. He had no issues adapting to the physicality and he made his mark by running the offense and keeping the offense moving. He was in every play and took care of the ball. He found the open man and moved without the ball and that is great to see in a young player trying to find his way. I gravitate towards small guards but he really made an impression on taking care of the ball despite pressure. I'll continue to watch for Luna.     Oberg is a 6'7 forward who surprised me with his skillset. I was not expecting him to put the ball on the floor and blow by defenders for easy finishes but he had a couple. He also had the hook shot going and showcased himself as a creative finisher. He is very active on both ends of the floor and moves well. He has good footwork, is an agile defender that rotates and is great in help side. I hope to see more of Oberg as I am intrigued with his game. He's one to watch and I expect him to jump on many more radars, the more people watch him.     Cade is going to have himself quite the HS career at Resurrection Christian. I can just see it and this was my first viewing of him. He was one of the most intriguing prospects on the day as he's a 6'7 prospect with range. He was hunting shots, shooting over defenders and an aggressive scorer despite being one of the younger players at the event. He moves well, runs the floor and was a spacer that the defense had to know where he was. He used his length to grab plenty of boards, he was a big big that backed guys down and he finished well around the rim. I will be on Cade watch as we want to see more of him and hope he gets out to a few of our events as well to get a full gauge of him. Don't know how many people know about him so I'll buy stock early.     Grant is a 6'0 guard that plays with a chip and what stood out at the event was his ability to score in transition. He's a iso scorer with a quick first step, he got a few good angles at the rim and broke defenders down for finishes. He also ran the floor and moved without the ball which opened up his team's offense. He's a player who I wanted to see be a bit more aggressive as good things happened when he got the ball and that will come with time. I do however feel that he is impactful, and can be a solid two-way option that I feel Fort Collins will get the best out of. He's a name to watch.     Brown popped not only because of his 6'6 stature, but with his ability to stay shot ready when the ball was rotated over to him. Mason knocked down a couple of 3-pointers and when he did not shoot it, he set back screens, cut to keep the offense moving and made the right plays. I also liked his activity on the defensive end. He denied, communicated where his teammates needed to go and defended without fouling. Mason is a player that we want to see more of so hopefully he gets out to a few more of our events.

Here are some 2029s that had themselves a solid day at the Uprise Top 100 Camp. This group impressed with ability to stand out and make plays despite none even giving a single varsity minute. Each of these prospects made a strong impression and positioned themselves as players to monitor closely moving forward.