Van Meter Vs St. Albert Standout Prospects

Van Meter vs St. Albert was a great exhibition of talent at every position. Many prospects had great games and showcased their elite skill sets. Let's get right into the most standout prospects from this contest that occurred on the 11th of December.    [player_tooltip player_id='2381204' first='Brody' last='Notz'] had an elite scoring performance in this game. Brody was able to create a shot for himself anywhere on the floor. His dribbling was always in control, and his operation as the primary initiator of the offense was beyond his years. Brody created advantages for his team at will in this game. His shooting was the main thing that made him unguardable. Brody has a super fluid and fast release from beyond the arc, and he hit many threes in this game from way downtown. He was elite at shaking defenders off the dribble with hard snatch crossovers into tough step-back jumpers that he would hit like they were nothing. Contesting defenders also didn't seem to bother him much at all when he was pulling up from outside, and if you got a hand in his face it didn't really seem to bother him. Brody was just as impressive driving to the rim. His handle was always in control as he exploded downhill, and he was elite at using his body to bump defenders out of his way and carve out lanes for himself to the rim. He finished at high speeds through traffic and displayed soft touch with both hands. All of his tools as a scorer allowed him to create many advantages for his team, and he was elite at making quick reads and producing open shots that resulted from his self-creation abilities. [player_tooltip player_id='2381204' first='Brody' last='Notz'] creates shots at will.     Noah Narmi plays with endless energy and hustle. Noah displayed an extremely high motor throughout this game. He was all over the glass in this game, always fighting for position and attacking rebounds at the apex. He was a constant presence whenever a shot was missed and was determined to come down with every board possible. He gathered offensive rebounds and was elite at going up strong in the paint and finishing off second-chance points. His contact balance very much stood out. He got hammered in the paint throughout this game and had no issue finishing through the contact, staying balanced, and keeping his touch in check. He finished off many and-1 buckets and was great at finishing off two feet and using pump fakes to draw fouls and open up angles to the rim. He was equally as impactful on defense. He played with nonstop enthusiasm and never seemed to get tired. He was constantly hyping up his team and making effort plays. Noah Narmi brings the energy that every team needs.     Keaton Mennen was a force around the rim in this game. Keaton is the perfect example of an immovable object when he was in the paint. He was elite at fighting for position and parking himself in the post, putting opponents in tough spots. When in the post he was absolutely elite at using his strength and solid frame to punish defenders and shove them under the rim, where he would go to work and create many close-range shots for himself. He would convert on these looks with both hands, displaying his delicate touch and skill. He was also very impactful as a rebounder. He brought down many offensive rebounds, creating extra possessions for his team and gaining himself even more buckets in the paint. He was great on the defensive glass as well. And overall, was a plus defender that defended the perimeter and the rim while also limiting opponents to one shot. Keaton Mennen showcased a combo of skill and power throughout this game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2509580' first='Colt' last='Spencer'] had an all-around impactful performance at the power forward position. For starters, he was unstoppable in the post in this game. He was relentless when it came to backing down opponents and converting on hooks around the rim. His touch around the rim was very impressive. He was able to hit post hooks with both hands, as well as being able to fade over both shoulders and remain in control and balanced, leading to many tough buckets inside. He was elite at using his frame to shield off defenders and carve out space and finish off looks in the paint. He was elite on the glass as well. He picked up many offensive rebounds and turned these extra possessions into points with tough putbacks at the rim, while also bringing down many boards on the other end of the court. He displayed high-level passing abilities off of these rebounds. He was great at pushing the break and kicking the ball ahead, producing open looks in transition. However, he was just as equally impactful in the half court as a passer. His vision was exquisite and he processed the floor at lightning speeds. He made very difficult reads in seconds and threw many pinpoint accurate skip passes across the court like they were nothing. [player_tooltip player_id='2509580' first='Colt' last='Spencer'] is the definition of a do-it-all forward.

Van Meter vs St. Albert was a great exhibition of talent at every position. Many prospects had great games and showcased their elite skill sets. Let's get right into the most standout prospects from this contest that occurred on the 11th of December.