Wisconsin Expo: Team 10 Evaluations

An outstanding long-distance shooter with good size, Gulseth can knock down triples with the best of them. He also can use his size and skill to get into the lane for short jump shots. Gulseth had the length and mobility to guard well on the perimeter and can contribute on the glass as well. He is a key returning player for a Roncalli squad looking to repeat as champions in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference. Gulseth averaged 14.0 ppg and shot 40 percent from three-point range as a sophomore for a team that finished 24-3.     Ness is a skilled offensive player in that he can pop in three-point shots on any given possession while also using his quickness and shiftiness to get into the lane and to the basket. He scored from the foul line as well for Team 10 in its outing against Team 9, finishing with a team best 16 points. Ness is on the smaller side, but he makes up for his lack of height with his quickness, his basketball savvy and his peskiness on the defensive end of the floor. Ness is a returning starter for coach Freddie Riley at Menomonee Falls and averaged 13 points as a junior for a 13-12 squad.     A talented 6-foot-4 forward, Henselin was outstanding in almost all aspects of the game for Team 10 at The Expo in Appleton. He showed the ability to score from outside the arc, crash the glass and get baskets off of offensive rebounds, and score in transition with his ability to run the floor. A key player for a very good Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschool Athletic Association squad, Henselin is a bit under-the-radar, but he has performed well for both [program_tooltip program_id='2078394' first='Team' last='1848'] and at showcase events the past few seasons.     A transfer to Adams-Friendship from Chicago Prosser Career Academy, Currie is a small, shifty left-handed point guard. He comes to Adams-Friendship at a good time as the Green Devils have a good deal of talent on their roster for the 2025-26 campaign. As a sophomore at Prosser, Currie averaged 9.4 ppg. He showed plenty of quickness and aggressiveness at The Expo and was fearless in taking the ball to the basket. He did a good job of pushing the ball on the fastbreak and was a solid on-ball defender for Team 10.     Physically strong combination guard who gets the basket and scores through contact. Haynes was very competitive on both ends at The Expo and used his quick hands and anticipation to get some steals and deflections. The son of Marquette University assistant coach Deandre Haynes Sr., Haynes Jr. looks to make some big contributions for a balanced and deep Pius XI Catholic squad this winter.     A wing prospect with good verticality and skill, Beggs is a solid player for a Tri-County program that has taken significant strides forward the past few seasons. Able to score from outside the arc and off the bounce, Beggs fit in well with Team 10 and competed and hustled throughout the afternoon for his squad. Beggs used his athleticism and activity to average a double/double as a sophomore, netting 11 ppg and 10 rpg for coach Brian Siegenthaler's squad.     A very physical inside player, Moctezuma is a typical big man these days in that he can also go away from the basket and impact a game with his shooting. He knocked down a three-point shot for Team 10 in its outing with Team 9 while also doing plenty of dirty work on the glass. Moctezuma's physicality near the basket figures to be a big asset for a very strong Kohler program this winter.