A few 2028 Stock Risers Gov Challenge

These were several prospects in the sophomore more have blustered their stock with solid early impressions in their high school careers with their play.    Dillon impressed with his all-around floor game. He was a threat to play on or off the basketball. Dillon connected on a few three pointers throughout the game. He never got sped up and was in full control when he had the ball in his hands. He even showed that he can play above the rim and is a sneaky athlete. He chipped in 18 points and had no issues finding different ways to score.     Jackson impressed with his ability to convert from the perimeter. He connected on three 3 pointers in a blowout win over Gilman (MD). He showed the ability to play on or off the basketball. Jackson also made the most of his chances at the foul line. His passing ability was on full display racking up several assists throughout the game. His length came in handy on the defensive end and came up with a few steals.     Liked the versatility Pierre-Louis brings to the game whenever he is on the floor. He can defend multiple positions and uses his length to rebound, alter shots, and collect steals. Pierre-Louis has a sneaky good offensive game that is blossoming quite nicely. He can space the floor and is turning into a 3-D man as time goes on.     Brooks is a maestro and flat out knows how to run a team. Time and time again he made great basketball plays for his team. He takes whatever the defense gives him and has a reliable in-between game. Brooks lives in the paint and does a really nice job shifting gears. Brooks had a handful of assists.     Wanamaker was able to make the most of his time on the floor and frequently found ways to stay relevant in the game. He chipped in a handful of buckets and was a resilient complimentary scorer. He is a threat from behind the arc and shoots a clean ball. Wanamaker was in good spots to rebound the basketball. I liked how he was able to find others for scoring chances.     Ainsworth impressed with his ability to make shots and has a great in-between game he uses regularly. He is at his best when the game is in the half-court. He is a prospect who should see some attention from college coaches over the next several months. He did a nice job rebounding and pushing the pace in transition. I want to see him become a more consistent threat from behind.

These were several prospects in the sophomore more have blustered their stock with solid early impressions in their high school careers with their play.