Logan’s Saturday Morning Run N’ Slam Standouts

Saturday morning 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 Morning at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N' Slam:    My first time getting a look at the athletic shooting guard out of Westfield and was extremely impressed with his activity and feel. Started off getting to whatever spot he wanted to on the floor and when he took off, he exploded to the rim. Plays with a good pace. Has a quick first step to go with his length so he covers a lot of space in a short burst. Saw him knock down multiple 3's including the game tying 3 that sent the game to OT. Really nice player that stepped up to the challenge and made plays on big moments.     [player_tooltip player_id='2538870' first='Don' last='Bowling III'] just gets better and better every time I see him. He impacts the game on both ends of the floor with his length and athleticism. Got his jump shot going early in the parts of the game I saw. Really good in the midrange. Nice first step to get his defender on his hip and once he's in that position, the defender is at his mercy. Showed his midrange jumper where he elevates well while also driving closeouts and finishing at the rim. He's a star that continues to get better at a rapid pace and the growth is exciting to watch.     Someone that has become one of my favorites to watch, the 6'2” wirey guard for [program_tooltip program_id='2471005' first='Legacy' last='Ice Elite'] 2027 had it all going for him on the offensive end in their big win over [program_tooltip program_id='2699181' first='Indiana' last='Game UA Rise'] on Saturday Morning. Silky smooth guard that isn't the quickest or most athletic, but knows how to use his body and has an unorthodox game to where he's tough to stop from getting to his spots.He's really good in pick and roll situations reading the defense and simply making the right play. Confident shooter with a nice follow through. Sneaky defender that's capable of guarding the 1-3 due to his length. Has the ability to be a game changer and turn defense into offense in a hurry.     In the parts of the game I saw of [program_tooltip program_id='2076451' first='D1' last='Indiana'] 16u P32, [player_tooltip player_id='2881715' first='Boomer' last='Minch'] was making plays on both ends of the floor. Big time shot maker that has no conscious. Effortless range with a quick, smooth release. Showed his ability to play on the ball as a playmaker. Makes some questionable decisions but the good that he does far outweighs the mistakes. Does a really good job getting open Off screens and showed clean shot preparation getting his feet set and ready to shoot or drive it. Crafty finisher around the basket. Really good on drives keeping defenders on his hip and showed he can finish with either hand.     The University of Louisville Commit was extremely active and showed off his versatility in [program_tooltip program_id='2076927' first='Indy' last='Heat']'s Saturday morning loss to Gateway. The 6'8” bruising power forward showed off his insane motor along with his inside-out game. Knocked down a couple catch and shoot 3's in rhythm while also getting going to the basket and finishing at the rim. He's an excellent rebounder on both ends. Reads the ball off the rim well and has good hands so nice he's got it, it's his. A good, not great athlete that plays hard and makes plays because of his effort.

Saturday morning 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 Morning at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run N' Slam: