4A Western Slope Stars Producing Promising Numbers

As the postseason is right around the corner, it's time to give flowers to the top-notch hoopers in the 4A Western Slope section of Colorado basketball. Today, we're reviewing the best prospects ranging from top-ranked Aspen (16-6) to #5 Rifle (10-12). These squads have had a rollercoaster of a year, although the premier hoopers on each team have put on a show. Let's talk about it.    [player_tooltip player_id='2082257' first='Alex' last='Cornejo'] is a solidified sharpshooter who punishes defenses for a failure to get a hand up. The shifty 6'0 CG has plenty of patience at the top of the perimeter, with elite court vision, racking up nearly 4 APG. Alongside his playmaking, Cornejo has a burner on him, annihilating his matchup from distance while converting a dominant 36% from downtown, leading his team in this area. With nearly 13 PPG and 2.2 SPG of productivity on both ends of the ball, Cornejo is a key piece of the puzzle for Coal Ridge.     [player_tooltip player_id='2592259' first='Jack' last='Berro'] is as complete a forward as they come, leading the charge for Aspen's electric 16-6 campaign thus far in only his junior year. Berro is an elusive shot-creator from all three levels, daring defenders to guard him closely. Good luck keeping up with Berro, as his quick first step leaves his matchup begging for answers. Combining elusive scoring with relentless rebounding, Berro is the essential piece of the puzzle that allows the Skiers to thrive game in and game out. Adding 15.3 PPG and almost 7 RPG to the box score this season, Berro is just getting started and his progression has been remarkable.     Kenyen Camilletti has been on an offensive onslaught for the Bulldogs, chalking up 18.2 PPG and 2.5 APG this season. Camilletti's confidence with the rock, along with his space creation, provides Moffatt County with a smooth flow of offense that the coaching staff can count on. At 6'1, he combines strength and size that result in a high-volume offensive system. On defense, he's averaging a monstrous 4.6 SPG, seeping through passing lanes and reading defenses on a dime.     Adan Medina never gives up scoring the ball, even when he misses. His focus levels are always high while communicating effectively on defense, rotating through screens, and keeping up with his matchup. Spacing the floor and orchestrating Rifle's offense come easily to the 6'0 guard, and he's never afraid to let it fly from distance. Coming up with 11 PPG and 2.8 SPG, Medina has established his 2-way presence in his senior year, and it's given the Bears the surge of energy they need.     Evandn March is averaging a double-double, and it's no accident. March imposes his will in the interior and battles for second-chance opportunities consistently. March utilizes his massive size at 6'7 to get his way in the close range, so much so that he earns trips to the foul stripe every other possession down the floor. Securing 11.1 RPG and 11.1 PPG, March is the epitome of a 2-way big man you need on your roster. He's been the driving force for Delta despite their struggling 11-11 season.

As the postseason is right around the corner, it's time to give flowers to the top-notch hoopers in the 4A Western Slope section of Colorado basketball. Today, we're reviewing the best prospects ranging from top-ranked Aspen (16-6) to #5 Rifle (10-12). These squads have had a rollercoaster of a year, although the premier hoopers on each team have put on a show. Let's talk about it.