Battle at the Lakes Powered by Dr. Dish: Max's Wing Standouts

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://hubs.ly/Q03l3YDy0" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Click Here to Train Like a Pro</a>.    Six of the wing prospects who stood out this past weekend at Battle at the Lakes!    One of the breakout 2027's in Minnesota over the past six months, Kingland continued to perform at a high level with Elevate Skills over the weekend. At 6'6 he moves well at his size, able to attack the basket off the dribble or weave through defenders in transition. Such a fluid athlete who can change directions quickly to get downhill and attack. Finishes with either hand inside and has a strong frame that allows him to make plays through contact. His size allows him to play on the wing or a small-ball four at times depending on what his team needs.     A long and athletic small forward in the 2028 class, Bil showed some nice flashes on Sunday morning against [program_tooltip program_id='2076003' first='West' last='Central United']. He covers a bunch of ground in the open floor with his long stride, moves well laterally which allows him to guard a number of spots on the floor, and he uses his long frame to get up in the gaps defensively. On the offensive end he showed he can step out and connect from three point range, with soft touch on his jumper. Did a nice job of not forcing his game and finding ways to score within the flow of the offense.     One of the best wing shot creators in the state, Izayah had some impressive moments for [program_tooltip program_id='2075674' first='Minnesota' last='Heat'] on Saturday. He's done a good job of improving his shot selection, and in doing so is becoming a much more efficient scorer. Throughout the day Izayah was hitting shots at all three levels, and was much more aggressive attacking the basket compared to settling for tough jumpers like he would in past years. Has the combination of size, quickness on the ball, and touch on his jumper that makes him dangerous in isolation.     One of the most explosive prospects in Minneosota, Zeke was playing above the rim on Friday night for [program_tooltip program_id='2075431' first='D1' last='Minnesota']. He could fly up the floor in transition, step in from the dunker spot, or crash the offensive glass for scoring opportunities. Had one play where he came flying in for a put-back dunk right over a defender. Defensively he offers an extra shot blocking presence for his team as he can slide into position and elevate off two feet to make a play at the rim. Still pretty raw offensively but has a high ceiling moving forward.     Blake is a power-wing who excels at getting to the rim and making plays off two feet. Against a [program_tooltip program_id='2075485' first='Gain' last='Elite'] team that was looking to play fast, Blake stayed under control and played the game at his own pace. Nothing flashy about his game, Blake simply waits for a gap to open up, and he explodes into it to get into the lane. Once there he has the patience and footwork to play off two feet and create angles to finish. Broad shoulders help him absorb contact while still converting at the rim.     Gavyn has been a go-to player for his Wisconsin Playmakers team this spring. At 6'5 he's an explosive athlete with a quick first step to beat defenders off the dribble and get to the rim. Gavyn has impressive body control to convert on some acrobatic finishes, finishing in ways that not many high school players can. If he gets anywhere near the basket, two points are likely going on the board. His performances helped him earn three NSIC offers over the weekend.

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