Decorah Vs Charles City Standout Prospects

Decorah vs. Charles City hosted all kinds of high-level talent. Both teams had prospects that flashed elite skills. Let's get right into the top prospects from this contest that occurred on the 13th of December.    Peyton Webb got buckets at every level in this game. For starters, he was elite off the catch as a three-point shooter. He showcased a very fast and high release on his jumper from deep range and hit from outside at a high clip when his feet were set. And even with him lighting it up from downtown off the catch, his true value in this game came from his ability to get to the rim. Peyton's handle is never not in control, and this allows him to sprint full speed at the rim and blow by defenders. He routinely left opponents in the dust off the dribble, and while darting towards the rim, all of his touch and body control stayed intact, and even with defenders bumping him at the rim, his balance never wavered. He finished through thickets of defenders at high speeds like it was nothing. His best skill around the rim was his ability to change finishing angles on the fly to avoid contesting defenders. He displayed an elite ability to adjust midair and create better openings for his layups. When you add the fact that Peyton was also an elite midrange shot creator in this game, you get a performance where he looked unguardable.     [player_tooltip player_id='2731781' first='Noah' last='Milburn'] was a constant force around the rim in this game. His footwork and ability to create shots with the ball in his hands stood out. He was elite at using his speed and solid frame to attack the rim at will. Noah was constantly shoving defenders out of the way and losing them with his patented spin move. He was ruthless when it came to attacking downhill in this game, and that opened many shots for his teammates, which Noah was great at finding. His playmaking feel and passing abilities very much stood out. He was elite at creating advantages and then dropping off to the big men or kicking out to shooters. He was also great at post-entry passes and was very capable when bringing down a rebound and then leading the break. Rebounding is another area Noah had an impact on in this game. He was all over the glass on both ends and finished many putbacks, and kicked out to shooters when the defense was out of position off an offensive rebound. He was also elite on the defensive end, blocking shots and getting in the passing lanes for steals. [player_tooltip player_id='2731781' first='Noah' last='Milburn'] impacted this game in so many ways.     [player_tooltip player_id='2204895' first='Victor' last='Ward'] made plays everywhere in this game. On defense, he was an absolute menace. He guarded on the perimeter with intensity and was always engaged, ripping at opposing ball handlers and not allowing penetration. He showcased very active hands and always played with a high level of energy. He got many steals in this game for these reasons. He intercepted many passes in the passing lanes and ran them to the other side of the court for easy layups, and stole opponents' dribbles, wreaking havoc throughout this game. Victor was great on the other end of the floor as well. He showcased a nice jumper from distance that he used to hit from deep range. He also displayed an ability to finish off two feet and stay balanced through contact. He was very disciplined and patient around the rim, always waiting and probing for better angles and then going up and finishing around contesting defenders with his soft touch. Victor was the primary initiator for his offense and was great at keeping the ball moving as well. He was great at reading offensive actions and making quick reads leading to open shots for his team. [player_tooltip player_id='2204895' first='Victor' last='Ward'] is a do-it-all point guard.     [player_tooltip player_id='2389713' first='Ethan' last='Hadley'] was on fire from three in this game. He went 3-for-5 from downtown and was a constant threat from outside. Ethan was a sniper off the catch, but even if you made him put the ball on the floor, his chances of missing didn't change much. His shot mechanics are beautiful. His release is high and quick and produces a considerable arc on the ball when he launches from deep. His shot proved to be very hard to block and went in at a high clip. His threat as a shooter produced many hard closeouts from defenders, which he was elite at attacking and getting downhill. While attacking downhill, his floater is his go-to shot. He displays delicate touch and can make his floater in close quarters and over contests. His scoring abilities drew a lot of attention, and he was great at making the defense pay. Ethan is a really high-feel and smart passer. He always makes the simple read and produces high-quality looks with his ability to make split-second decisions. He was elite as a rebounder in this game as well and caused problems on the defensive end by collecting steals and locking up opponents.

Decorah vs. Charles City hosted all kinds of high-level talent. Both teams had prospects that flashed elite skills. Let's get right into the top prospects from this contest that occurred on the 13th of December.