Shoot 360: Eyes on This Squad

When you talk about Shoot 360–Fargo, it starts with head coach Josh Johnson—a true basketball junkie who eats, drinks, and breathes the game. His passion and knowledge show up in the way his team plays, bringing a high-IQ approach, strong fundamentals, and a clear understanding of how to win.   This group has already come out firing to start the spring, fresh off a Championship run at the Grand Am in Grand Forks in the 9th-grade division. Taking down rival GriND 59–46, Shoot 360 showed they're not just talented—they're connected, dynamic, and ready to compete. It was the perfect tune-up heading into a loaded club season.   Prep Hoops Dakotas is excited to get multiple looks at this squad on the Prep Hoops Circuit, and we'll be front row to take it all in. Shoot 360–Fargo is loaded with talent, skill, shooting, and athleticism, and they play the game the right way. This is a group that will make plenty of noise throughout the spring and summer, with several players who project as impact guys at the high school level.   Even more intriguing—this team is expected to play up in the 16U division moving forward, testing themselves against older competition. With a 2028 talent like [player_tooltip player_id='2411681' first='Ryder' last='Soper'] on the roster, the challenge will be real—but so is their ability. This group has the length, skill, athletes, and toughness to compete with 2028's and beyond.   The future is bright for Shoot 360–Fargo, and this is a team you'll want to keep an eye on—they'll be hooping in a gym near you soon, and it's worth the watch. Below, we dive into detailed player breakdowns and an insightful Q&A to get a closer look at what makes this squad so dangerous.   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><a href="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/04/image_c29b88.png"><img src="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/04/image_c29b88.png?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-3589703" style="aspect-ratio:1.1756686996921784;width:361px;height:auto" /></a></figure>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><a href="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/10/TeamPreview.jpg"><img src="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/10/TeamPreview.jpg?w=865" alt="" class="wp-image-1634111" style="aspect-ratio:1.6018806609970269;width:361px;height:auto" /></a></figure>   Player Comments via Coach Johnson   [player_tooltip player_id='2411138' first='Beckett' last='Johnson'] | 5'10” Point Guard | Oak Grove High School "[player_tooltip player_id='2411138' first='Beckett' last='Johnson'] excelled this season at the C Team & Junior Varsity level for Oak Grove High School, establishing himself as one of the most impactful young guards in the program. A dynamic left-handed floor general, he brings poise, creativity, and control to every possession while consistently making the right reads and keeping teammates involved. Beckett's ability to stretch the floor as an elite three-point shooter separates him even further, with deep range and a quick, confident release that makes him a constant threat. His left-handed skillset creates unique challenges for defenders, allowing him to attack angles others don't see while playing with exceptional pace and composure. Beyond his offensive abilities, Beckett is a relentless competitor who sets the tone defensively with strong ball pressure and leadership. Combining skill, IQ, shooting ability, and presence, he is a true point guard and a key piece of the team with tremendous upside at the next level."   [player_tooltip player_id='2400639' first='Logan' last='Wavrin'] | 6'6” Forward | West Fargo High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='2400639' first='Logan' last='Wavrin'] made a strong impact this season at the Junior Varsity level for West Fargo High School while also earning valuable varsity experience with the Packers. At 6'6”, he is a well-rounded, high-upside player whose versatility stands out, with the ability to score inside, step out to the perimeter, and make plays using his length and athleticism off the dribble. He runs the floor well, finishes effectively around and above the rim, and continues to expand his offensive skill set. Defensively, his size and mobility allow him to guard multiple positions, rebound, and bring a physical presence. With his combination of size, skill, and coachability, Logan has all the tools to develop into a significant contributor at the varsity level and beyond."   [player_tooltip player_id='2411158' first='Nash' last='Senger'] | 6'0” Guard | West Fargo High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='2411158' first='Nash' last='Senger'] was a standout performer this season at the Junior Varsity level for West Fargo High School, consistently establishing himself as one of the most reliable and dangerous perimeter players on the roster. As a guard, he is widely regarded as the team's top three-point shooter, with a smooth, repeatable stroke, deep range, and the confidence to deliver in big moments. Whether coming off screens, spotting up, or creating his own shot, Nash is a constant threat from beyond the arc. Beyond his shooting ability, he is a well-rounded guard with a high basketball IQ, making smart decisions and continuing to develop as both a playmaker and defender. With very few weaknesses in his game and a strong commitment to improvement, Nash has the tools to become a complete, high-level player and a key piece of the program moving forward."   [player_tooltip player_id='2411164' first='Jameson' last='Messer'] | 6'2” Guard / Small Forward | Horace High School   "Jamo Messer was a key contributor this season at the Junior Varsity level for the Horace Hawks, bringing versatility, toughness, and a defensive mindset that sets him apart. A true multi-skilled player, he can impact the game at multiple positions, handling point guard duties, playing on the wing, or sliding to small forward, making him an invaluable and adaptable presence on the floor. Jamo is best known for his relentless defense. Nicknamed “The Glove,” he consistently takes on the challenge of guarding the opposing team's best player and thrives in that role, using his intensity, quickness, length, and determination to disrupt and shift momentum. Offensively, he continues to develop as a playmaker and scorer, playing with a high motor and energy that elevates those around him, making him a difference-maker with significant upside."   [player_tooltip player_id='2840998' first='AJ' last='McDonagh'] | 6'4” Power Forward | Sheyenne High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='2840998' first='AJ' last='McDonagh'], a 6'4” power forward from Sheyenne High School, made a strong impact at the Junior Varsity level while also earning valuable varsity experience toward the end of the season. He brings toughness, physicality, and a commanding presence to the court, establishing himself as a dominant force around the basket. AJ finishes effectively in traffic, plays with strength, and consistently controls the glass with his relentless rebounding on both ends. Beyond his interior play, AJ continues to expand his game in impressive ways. He has solid ball-handling ability for his size, allowing him to push the floor and create opportunities, and is developing his perimeter skills to become a more complete offensive threat. With his combination of toughness, mental toughness, skill, and growing versatility, AJ is a high-impact player with significant upside moving forward."   [player_tooltip player_id='2411163' first='Cash' last='Martinez'] | 6'2” Guard / Forward | Fargo North High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='2411163' first='Cash' last='Martinez'], a 6'2” guard/forward from Fargo North High School, had an outstanding season, earning Freshman Team MVP honors while also working his way into JV minutes late in the year. His versatility and production at a young age quickly set him apart as a rising player in the program. Cash brings high energy on both ends of the floor, highlighted by quick hands defensively and a sharp shooting ability offensively. He can take defenders off the dribble, score in the post, and impact the game in multiple ways. Combined with his great attitude and strong presence as a teammate, Cash is a well-rounded competitor with a bright future."   [player_tooltip player_id='3228971' first='Alex' last='Meidinger'] | 6'2” Forward | Oak Grove High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='3228971' first='Alex' last='Meidinger'], a 6'2” forward from Oak Grove High School, made his presence felt at the C Team & Junior Varsity level with a rare blend of strength and athleticism. Built like a linebacker, Alex pairs his physical frame with record-breaking sprinting speed and an explosive vertical, making him a constant factor in transition and around the rim. His tremendous leaping ability allows him to rebound at a high level and be a disruptive shot blocker on the defensive end. Offensively, Alex is at his best slashing to the rim, using his speed and power to attack defenders and finish strong. With his pure, raw athleticism and ability to impact the game in multiple ways, he is a difference-maker."   [player_tooltip player_id='2724432' first='Teddy' last='Chase'] | 5'9” Point Guard | Fargo North High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='2724432' first='Teddy' last='Chase'], from Fargo North High School, had a strong season with the Freshman Team, showcasing his well-rounded skill set and leadership on the floor. He consistently demonstrates poise and control, running the offense efficiently and making smart decisions in every possession. Teddy's greatest strengths are his very high basketball IQ and his defensive impact. Quick hands, anticipation, and relentless effort allow him to disrupt opposing ball handlers, create turnovers, and apply consistent pressure on defense. Despite his size, he competes with confidence and composure, making him a reliable floor general and a versatile two-way player."   [player_tooltip player_id='2411681' first='Ryder' last='Soper'] | 6'2” Guard / Forward | Oak Grove High School   "[player_tooltip player_id='2411681' first='Ryder' last='Soper'], from Oak Grove High School, is Shoot 360 Fargo's only sophomore, Ryder played all varsity minutes this season and earned All-Region 1 honors, proving himself as a dynamic and special talent. Ryder's game is incredibly versatile, he can shoot from distance, attack off the dribble, drive to the rim, finish with authority, and post up effectively. Beyond scoring, Ryder impacts every phase of the game with his athleticism and basketball IQ. His leaping ability allows him to rebound and block shots, he sees the floor to create for teammates, and he moves with confidence on both ends. With his combination of skill, vision, and upside, Ryder is a truly rare player with the potential to continue evolving into a top-level contributor."   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><a href="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/07/QA.jpg"><img src="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/07/QA.jpg?w=865" alt="" class="wp-image-2508303" style="aspect-ratio:1.6019211231181305;width:186px;height:auto" /></a></figure>   With Josh Johnson   PHD: What excites you most about this group heading into the season?   "What excites me most about this group heading into the season is the combination of talent, work ethic, and chemistry they bring to the floor. These players have been developing their skills and making an impact throughout the Midwest, and beyond, since fifth grade, but what really stands out now is their commitment to growing together as a team. Even with a couple of new faces, we've dramatically improved those positions and added depth across the roster. We're not a typical AAU program; this truly feels like a family, and the loyalty, support, and unwavering commitment from the kids and their families is what makes this team so special."   "We feel this group has earned the chance to keep getting better, and our 15U team will be competing mostly in 16U tournaments this year, highlighted by the addition of [player_tooltip player_id='2411681' first='Ryder' last='Soper']. Their dedication, energy, and willingness to push each other every day give me confidence we're going to see some special basketball this season, both in individual development and team success, while continuing to build depth and improved roles across the roster.”   PHD: What are this team's biggest strengths on the court?   "Speed, length, active hands, and communication."   PHD: What are your goals or expectations for this team this spring/summer?   "Playing up a level, our goals are simply to compete, develop, and get better individually and as a team."   PHD: What will your defense "hang its hat on"?   "Toughness and relentless ball pressure."   PHD: How often will your team meet to practice, and what will the focus be?   "Three times a week, their participation comes with a Shoot 360 Membership, so the boys are in more than three times a week."   PHD:Who will be a few of your top shooters? "[player_tooltip player_id='2411158' first='Nash' last='Senger'], [player_tooltip player_id='2411138' first='Beckett' last='Johnson'], [player_tooltip player_id='2411164' first='Jameson' last='Messer']."   PHD: What style of play can fans expect on both ends of the floor?    "Unselfish, fast-paced, balanced offense and pressure defense."   PHD: Who do you think will be your best rebounders?   "[player_tooltip player_id='2840998' first='AJ' last='McDonagh'], [player_tooltip player_id='2400639' first='Logan' last='Wavrin'], [player_tooltip player_id='2411681' first='Ryder' last='Soper'], [player_tooltip player_id='3228971' first='Alex' last='Meidinger']. Size, strength, height, and leaping ability."   PHD: What's a strength of this team that might not get noticed right away?   "How close they are personally."   PHD: If you had to describe this team in three words, what would they be?   "Talented, loyal, and relentless. Talented because of the skill and versatility each player brings; loyal because of the commitment to each other and to the team's culture; and relentless because of the energy, effort, and drive they show in every practice and game."   PHD: Any last comments about the upcoming season?   "As we head into the season, I'm most excited about seeing this group continue to grow together. We have a talented, high-character team that doesn't quit on each other, and with the mix of returning players, a few new faces, and the addition of [player_tooltip player_id='2411681' first='Ryder' last='Soper'], we feel ready to compete at a high level. This group has earned the chance to challenge themselves, and I'm confident their dedication, teamwork, and energy will make for an exciting season both on and off the court."   BEST OF LUCK TO SHOOT 360 THIS SEASON!!   <figure class="wp-block-image size-full"><a href="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/04/image_7657b7.png"><img src="https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/04/image_7657b7.png" alt="" class="wp-image-3589901" /></a></figure>

When you talk about Shoot 360–Fargo, it starts with head coach Josh Johnson—a true basketball junkie who eats, drinks, and breathes the game. His passion and knowledge show up in the way his team plays, bringing a high-IQ approach, strong fundamentals, and a clear understanding of how to win.