Cream City Collision: Jack's 15U Top Performers

Here are the seven prospects from the 15U level that stood out the most at the Prep Hoops Cream City Collision in Milwaukee!    Bentley took over during portions of a blowout Saturday afternoon win, as he is an elite shot creator. He had a very tough pull-up three-pointer to end the half for his team, being a major threat from deep. He has a strong 6'4” frame which he used to attack the basket, fighting through contact and going up strong every time with either hand. Fowlkes was also great when getting to a pull-up mid-range jumper, being a true three-level scorer.     Jayden displayed many skills that are extremely rare for someone at his size at the 15U level. The 6'8” freshman was dominant inside, using his strength and size to alter opponents shots and clean up on the boards on both sides of the ball. He also looked very good running the floor in transition, finishing around the rim efficiently and hitting teammates with some impressive passes, showing off his vision. Jackson can stretch the floor as well, making him a well-rounded game changer that has unlimited potential.     Drew brings so much to the table as a lead guard, as his game consists of a great blend of scoring, passing, and defending. He did not make many mistakes with the ball in his hands, having a great feel for the game. He connected on several shots from deep, letting it fly when given any space. He could run the point, being able to move the ball and get everyone involved. Lenz also came away with numerous steals that led to easy baskets on the other end.     It is easy to see why Ben is one of top ranked players in this class, as he is a swiss-army knife for this loaded [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] squad. He can play different roles when he is on the floor, being very unselfish, playing both with the ball in his hands and off the ball very effectively. He is a shooter and needed to be accounted for on the perimeter by the defense. Pritzl was also great at slashing to the basket, only needing to make one strong move to get downhill.     Jayson is a tough and gritty point guard prospect out of Illinois and I really like what he brings to the table. He is a lights out shooter and was knocking down some tough looks from deep off the dribble. He has the ball on a string and was great at creating for his teammates, making some impressive kick out passes to the perimeter. Benton is also a leader and was very vocal when on the floor, leading the offense and giving a lot of effort defensively.     It's not very common to see someone as big and as athletic as Revell at the 15U level. He has a long 6'6” frame and was an amazing interior presence on the defensive side of the ball. He picked up several swats and grabbed a ton of contested rebounds in both games I saw. He could go to work in the post and was efficient on finishes around the rim. Gilbert also got up for a fast break slam, showing off his jumping abilities.     Malaki, a 6'6” 8th grader out of Wisconsin, was running with [program_tooltip program_id='2075258' first='ABC' last='Young Lions'] 15U squad that went 3-1 against some great competition. He is pretty built for his size and age and showed some flashes of the prospect he could become. He is still pretty raw but impacted the game in a positive way inside. Breitenfeldt will a name to know in Wisconsin's 2030 class.

Here are the seven prospects from the 15U level that stood out the most at the Prep Hoops Cream City Collision in Milwaukee!