Standout forwards from CNR Fall League

Earl Austin October 15, 2025 @ 11:49 AM

Prep Hoops Missouri took in the action at the CNR Fall League over the weekend at the Beal Center in Chesterfield. Here is a look at some of the top forwards who we saw in action.   [player_tooltip player_id='2717735' first='Jacob' last='Sidwell'] (Parkway South): The 6'6" 2026 forward was the most impressive player that I watched during my short stay at the Fall League. He was controlling the action in the paint with his scoring and rebounding. His turn and face game was very good as he would put his head down and attack the basket in a bull-moose fashion that was tough to defend. He also had good moves with excellent footwork when he caught the ball in the low post.   Tarik Bajramovic (Mehlville): A 6'4" 2027 forward who has a very effective inside-outside game. He is a good finisher around the basket who can score through contact. He can also find open cutters and shooters with his passing skills. He has a nice shooting stroke from 3-point range and he can also attack off the dribble very well.   Tucker Salmons (Clopton): A 6'3" 2026 small forward who impressed me with his high energy and tenacity that he played with. He was constantly attacking the basket, whether it was in the halfcourt set or in the transition game. He was getting in the lane and was very effective with jump stops off of two feet. He was also very active on the boards at both ends of the court.   Tony Robinson (Mehlville): A 6'2" 2028 small forward who is a skilled player who scored on some smooth drives to the basket. He can go on the straight line drive or he can set up his defenders with a nice shot fake to set up his move. He can also hit the perimeter jumper if left open. He works hard on the defensive end with the his ability to dart into the passing lanes. He also took multiple charges in the games that I watched. Very unselfish.   Larson Hall (Clopton): A 6'1" 2026 forward who is an undersized post player, but he has a thick body and he used it well to play a physical game and establish good positioning. He was blocking out somebody every time a shot went up. He used his body well to draw contact and maneuver against taller players. He also passed the ball well out of the low post.

Prep Hoops Missouri took in the action at the CNR Fall League over the weekend at the Beal Center in Chesterfield. Here is a look at some of the top forwards who we saw in action.