Battle at the Lakes Powered by Dr. Dish: Five 15U Impact Players

15U action at the 2026 Battle at the Lakes powered by Dr. Dish was in full swing at Chanhassen High School on Saturday afternoon. Pool play took place throughout the day as teams battled for position ahead of the final day of competition on Sunday. Here are five of the top performers from Saturday's action that helped carry their teams to victory.   Battle at the Lakes is powered by Dr. Dish -- The world's #1 selling shooting machine, helping players get 5X more reps and unlock their potential at home. <a href="https://www.drdishbasketball.com/" id="https://www.drdishbasketball.com/">Click here to train like a pro</a>.    Shirley showcased a versatile skillset in MTXE's win over [program_tooltip program_id='2075808' first='Powerhouse' last='MN'] on Saturday afternoon. The shooting guard dominated inside and outside the arc, putting up 20+ points and going 4-for-4 from three in the first half. Shirley knocked down corner threes with ease with a clean jump shot. At 6'4 Shirley can win down low as well, grabbing defensive boards and getting down the court with ease for the layup. Shirley used his speed to get behind the defense and pickup easy fastbreak buckets on multiple occasions, showcasing his ability to beat opponents in multiple ways.     With size and length Dennison makes his mark on the glass, grabbing rebounds with ease for the [program_tooltip program_id='2075674' first='Minnesota' last='Heat']. The forward also has a strong move inside, getting to the lane and scoring. Dennison has possesses the ability to shoot knocking down multiple threes late in closely contested game for the Heat, while showing off a sweet turnaround jumper in the paint to send the game to overtime.     Guenther made his mark for 24:Up from the opening tip, using speed to grab the tip and take to the rack for the opening bucket. The 6'1 forward/guard cleaned up on the glass as well with a number of rebounds but his jumper was the key for 24:Up on Saturday. Guenther knocked down multiple threes in the first half for 24:Up with a clean shot and an ability to get open with ease. On defense Guenther was a problem as well, closing on the opposition and disrupting passes to create turnovers and come away with the steal.     Casto was big in the post all afternoon long for 24:Up. The 6'6 big showcased his physicality and willingness to fight through contact to grab rebounds and get to the rack. Casto uses his size to disrupt the opponent as well, causing turnovers and getting his hands up to block shots. On offense Casto fights for second chance rebounds and puts them back for easy buckets, the big also has enough speed to get to the lane for easy layup opportunities.     Allen was a standout performer on both sides of the ball for [program_tooltip program_id='3591339' first='Next' last='Level Grind'] on Saturday. The forward used his speed to close on opponents and come away with the steal and the bucket on the other end. At 6'1 Allen can win on the glass as well, grabbing multiple defense boards and turning them into offense on the other end. Allen showed off a strong jumper as well, with the ability to consistently hit from beyond the arc.

15U action at the 2026 Battle at the Lakes powered by Dr. Dish was in full swing at Chanhassen High School on Saturday afternoon. Pool play took place throughout the day as teams battled for position ahead of the final day of competition on Sunday. Here are five of the top performers from Saturday's action that helped carry their teams to victory.