Prairie Hawks to watch out for this summer.

The Prairie school has a handful of talent playing AAU this summer, with five of them being key returners. Each one of these players contributes to the game in their own way, and they have been showing it this summer for their squads. This article will highlight these five key players and how they impact the game.    Chandler has improved his game every single year of high school. In his freshman year, he played a limited role on varsity while trying to improve his game. Fast Foward to now, and he is an all-conference type player heading into his senior year. He can drive and finish at the hoop at a high percentage and isn't afraid of attacking. While his jumpshot is the thing he needs to improve on, it's still reliable, and he has shown that by being an above-average free-throw and mid-range shooter. He is also an exceptional defender and is able to fly around and get steals and turn those into fast-break scoring opportunities.     Ryan has the talent to be one of the best shooters in the whole state of Wisconsin in his senior year. He has gone from a good three-point shooter in his freshman year to a lights-out shooter heading into his final high school season. He has also grown to 6'5, and with that height, he has developed more than just his shooting. Since opposing teams label him a shooter, he has to score in ways he hasn't done much before. He can use that height to post up and back down his defenders and finish at the hoop. While doing this, he also draws double teams. With this, he can find open teammates and get them wide-open looks while also being in a position to grab offensive rebounds. He is having an amazing summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] and is looking to stand out at the June Jam at the end of the month.     The true definition of an all-around player is Emmett. He is heading into his junior year at Prairie and is one of their main ball handlers and scorers. With his size, he handles the ball really well against pressure and can get by defenders and get to the hoop. Being the main ball handler comes with being a good playmaker, which he is. He can find wide-open teammates and draw extra defenders, while barely turning the ball over. He is also a streaky shooter, and if he gets a couple to fall, then he can become the best player in the gym. He is a player that every coach wants on their team and is looking to become one of the top players in the state this summer, leading into his Junior season.     While being an amazing track athlete, Dalton uses that to his advantage in his game. He has grown since his freshman year, and his skills all around have improved a lot. His defense is what stands out, and with being one of the only rim protectors on the team, he stands out. He also isn't afraid to try to dunk on his defenders, as he is a great finisher. He has also improved on his jumpshot and has become a reliable shooter at his height over the years. He is an exceptional athlete and looks to climb the rankings over the summer.     Hunter is truly a player everyone needs to see play. With his height, he is able to be a playmaker, score, play defense, and handle the ball. His defense is what stands out most, as he is usually assigned to the opposing team's main ball handler. He does a good job forcing on ball pickups and getting sneaky steals that lead to points. He is also crafty and can get to the hoop and finish or find his teammates. He is willing to pass up a good shot for a great shot, which makes him an amazing player. His ability to be an all-around player is what makes him so valuable to his team.

The Prairie school has a handful of talent playing AAU this summer, with five of them being key returners. Each one of these players contributes to the game in their own way, and they have been showing it this summer for their squads. This article will highlight these five key players and how they impact the game.