Logan’s Saturday Afternoon Run N’ Slam Standouts

Saturday Afternoon at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N' Slam delivered early energy, with under-the-radar prospects making noise and setting the tone. Guards dictated pace, wings finished in transition, and bigs controlled the glass. As the day builds, these standouts have already carved their mark, proving the spotlight doesn't wait—it's taken. Here are Five Standouts from Saturday Afternoon at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N' Slam:    An absolute stud in the class of 2029 had two big games on the day making it look easy. Smooth wing with a good frame has the ability to take over games scoring the ball from all over the floor. Really good shooter off the catch, but thrives in getting downhill and in the midrange. Uses his size to his advantage as well as 15u player I've seen this season. Has the height to get to his spot and shoot over the top as well as being an efficient scorer around the basket. Motor issues hold him back from being in the top conversation of the top ranked players in the Indiana in-state class of 2029, but still young and has time to turn it around.     The 6'4” guard out of the state of Kentucky is as talented a scorer as I saw all day. He's capable of scoring in bunches. Long and athletic guard that thrives in transition. Once he gets going, he's tough to stop from getting to his spot. Really good in the pick and roll. Aggressive driver that uses his physicality to his advantage. His size allows him to rise up in the midrange over the top of defenders. Capable three-point shooter that can sometimes take some tough looks, but shoots it with a lot of confidence.     The electric highly rated point guard out of Michigan had it going early and often for [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat'] in their win on Saturday afternoon. The lefty guard sparked a scoring run to end the first half for Indiana Elite knocking down three 3's as well as impacting the game on the defensive end turning defense into offense. He's a confident guard that balances scoring and facilitating well. Crafty with the ball in his hands. Showed his potential to put points on the board in a hurry in a variety of different ways.     The one thing you can't say about [player_tooltip player_id='3624020' first='Pablo' last='Molima'] is that he doesn't play hard. He plays harder than any kid I've ever scouted, and the skill is following. Pablo has gone from a raw athletic big man that rebounds to someone that can go get his team a bucket. He's a beast on the low block that is powerful finishing at the rim. He tries to dunk everything. Full effort on the defensive end of the floor also. Rebounds well. Versatile defender that is a fluid athlete and is able to guard on the perimeter while still being a big time rim protector.     In the game I got to see, I was really impressed with [player_tooltip player_id='2454749' first='Brady' last='Orem'] on defensive side of the ball. Has always been an inside-out offensive threat, but is noticeably a more mobile and willing defender. Played with active hands while being a big time rebounder. Always runs the floor well and was able to get a couple easy looks early. Really nice player with good potential that will continue to improve.

Saturday Afternoon at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N' Slam delivered early energy, with under-the-radar prospects making noise and setting the tone. Guards dictated pace, wings finished in transition, and bigs controlled the glass. As the day builds, these standouts have already carved their mark, proving the spotlight doesn't wait—it's taken. Here are Five Standouts from Saturday Afternoon at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N' Slam: