Bill Hensley Memorial Run N Slam - Ramsey's Standouts, Part One

Another spring weekend is in the books. However, this wasn't just another normal weekend. The Bill Hensley Memorial Run N Slam is one of a couple annual can't miss events. Routinely bringing together all of the top Midwest teams across all shoe circuits, this is the best evaluation event of the spring without a doubt. As always, Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage from the opening tip-off until the final buzzer. Let's dive on in and start to highlight some of the individual top performers from the weekend in Fort Wayne at the Run N Slam.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    In terms of Indiana Class of 2027 prospects there might not have been anyone this weekend who did more to impact their stock and overall recruitment than Daniels. On Sunday he outplayed opposing point guards on two really good teams leading [program_tooltip program_id='2993616' first='UNRNKD' last='EYCL'] 17u to a pair of VERY impressive wins. Daniels is a lightning quick ball handler that can touch the paint seemingly whenever he wants. He is also an explosive finisher at the end of his drives. Don't get caught up in his size and focus on what he brings to the table. The Carmel High School point guard proved himself as a scholarship-level playmaker at the Run N Slam.     We obviously have been well aware of Fetz' scoring ability, but admittedly he isn't a prospect that we have seen a ton of over the last couple of years. However, when we got the chance to see him on Sunday, he immediately delivered. Fetz made four three-point shots in the first few minutes of the game and went on to finish with an incredible 26 points and 11 assists. His combination of shot-making and playmaking is very impressive. You can see him play this summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2383637' first='Summit' last='City Elite'] - Vance 16u.     Frazier has gotten quite a bit of love from our southwest Indiana corespondent Logan Greenwell, but this was my first opportunity to really sit down and see him in person. He absolutely delivered. The 6'5" forward was 4-5 from three-point range finishing with 20 points and 6 rebounds for Progeny UAA 15u against a very talented Mac Irvin Fire EYBL 15u team. Frazier, an Evansville Mater Dei freshman, immediately shot up our Class of 2029 list.     Kalkat has been a massive stock-riser throughout the spring. He was excellent once again at the Run N Slam with [program_tooltip program_id='2471005' first='Legacy' last='Ice Elite'] 17u. The 6'2" guard has a real pop of athleticism off of the bounce. He is a quick downhill driver that routinely can beat his man and then has some explosiveness when elevating to finish. That translates to his pull-up jumper as well. He was a 50/40/90 guy this past season at Whiteland High School. High-level small college prospect to follow.     Once again, Mack-Russell was excellent in the [program_tooltip program_id='2317250' first='Indiana' last='Elite 3SSB'] 17u backcourt. The big, strong guard from Winton Woods High School in Ohio dominates with his size and physicality from the perimeter while also proving that he can knock it in from three-point range. He had another big weekend and is poised for a breakout in the upcoming live period.     Fresh off of leading Westview to the Class 2A State Finals and earning Indiana Junior All-Star honors, Schlabach turned some head among college coaches in attendance at the Run N Slam. The 6'2" guard is such a skilled passer while still showcasing his scoring chops off of the dribble as well. He is one of several talented future college players on LVL Up P32 17u.     The list of shooters in Ohio as good or better than this 6'8" forward from Big Walnut High School cannot be long at all. He was absolutely excellent all weekend long for [program_tooltip program_id='2075761' first='Ohio' last='Buckets'] EYCL 17u and culminated the weekend by scoring 24 points in a title game loss to [program_tooltip program_id='2993616' first='UNRNKD' last='EYCL'] 17u. Scholl's combination of height and pure shooting ability should make him a hot commodity throughout the rest of the summer.     We saw Selking score 20 points in a quarter during the high school season so his scoring prowess was well known by us at Prep Hoops Indiana. However, he reiterated what we already knew with a very solid showing with LVL Up P32 16u this weekend at the Run N Slam. The 6'1" guard averaged 20.7 points per game in five games on the weekend and made nearly half of his 52 three-point attempts. Selking can really fill it up from beyond the arc.     One of our top priorities this weekend at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N Slam was finalizing our plan for the initial Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2029 Prospect Rankings. Stoudemire continues to make a strong case to be at the very top of those rankings. He is consistently a catalyst on both ends of the floor for [program_tooltip program_id='2317250' first='Indiana' last='Elite 3SSB'] 15u who may well be one of, if not the, best 15u team in the country. His athleticism and physicality are so hard for other guards his age to handle.     While watching a lot of 15u action at the Run N Slam, Woeste stood out as one of our top out-of-state prospects. The versatile 6'3" wing did a little bit of everything for All Ohio Baneville. He proved himself as a catch-and-shoot threat from deep while showing off some fluidity off of the dribble as well. The Oakwood High School prospect definitely looks like one of the best in Ohio's Class of 2029.

Another spring weekend is in the books. However, this wasn't just another normal weekend. The Bill Hensley Memorial Run N Slam is one of a couple annual can't miss events. Routinely bringing together all of the top Midwest teams across all shoe circuits, this is the best evaluation event of the spring without a doubt. As always, Prep Hoops Indiana had boots on the ground coverage from the opening tip-off until the final buzzer. Let's dive on in and start to highlight some of the individual top performers from the weekend in Fort Wayne at the Run N Slam.