TABC Showcase: Day 1 Breakout Stock Risers

The TABC Showcase brings together almost every high school from across the state, to showcase their talent in a gym filled with college coaches and scouts. Every possession matters and every player is under a microscope. The TABC Showcase is where names are made, stocks rise, and the next wave of prospects take center stage.    Great basketball build with long arms, broad shoulders, and a defined physique. Once he saw one fall, he scored in bunches on consecutive possessions, using just one or two dribbles while making every bounce count. [player_tooltip player_id='2556318' first='Ben' last='Bolton']'s someone a coach can play through or draw up actions for, as he executed sets perfectly, drilling his first three-pointer off a dribble handoff flowing toward the weak-side corner. Bolton excelled in drift, fan, and flare actions, showing next-level movement as he spaced the floor while the defense focused on the ball. His fundamentals stood out, willingly jump-stopping into the lane for pull-ups and playing off two feet around the basket. As efficient of a shooter as they come, it was clear from the confidence and consistency in his stroke that he puts countless hours into his shooting, particularly from beyond the arc. He finished with 33 points and 7 made three-pointers, including 4 in the second half, proving to be a truly remarkable catch-and-shoot performer. Misses were rare and often rimmed in and out, showcasing his elite precision.     Phenomenal two-way workhorse interior presence. Treichler anchored the paint with his length and anticipation, keeping his arms wide at all times with his wingspan extending block to block. Andrew shut the paint down, deterring drives, deflecting entry passes, and limiting second-chance opportunities. He competed on the boards consistently, never taking possessions off and often showing elite second and third efforts. He had full control of the glass from beginning to end, never letting his foot off the gas. His energy was unlimited, displaying top-tier conditioning and work ethic behind unbelievable production. He consistently ran the middle of the floor whether trailing the ball or getting out ahead. He handled entry passes well, whether they were high, low, or zipped in his direction, showing reliable hands. Treichler also stretched the floor, slipping out to the corner for kick-outs and flashing to the top of the key where he showed the ability to create or attack off the dribble.     Lefty sniper who shot the lights out, whether on a quick relocation kick-out off a rebound, a catch-and-shoot rhythm three-pointer in transition, or a spot-up laser he fired from well beyond the arc whenever the defense stayed stagnant. His high release and follow-through gave him the ability to consistently shoot over fly-bys and heavy contests. Yocom also displayed an impressive first step that got him downhill, where he proved to be a crafty finisher using up-and-unders to draw fouls or adjust against shot blockers. An exceptional playmaker along the baseline, Yocom drove with his eyes scanning the opposite side for lob opportunities, straight-line kick-outs to the corner, or chances to circle through the lane and keep the possession alive.     Brookhart displayed another layer to his game that often goes unnoticed due to elite sharpshooting from outside. He changed the game early and set a tone as a high-motor rebounding guard who played with a true want for the ball. If Brookhart wasn't boxed out, he was sure to come away with the rebound. Defensively, he stayed glued to his man, showing active hands as he ripped ball handlers clean and created steals that led directly to fast-break opportunities. He also showcased a dangerous first step with quick pop and burst, finishing effectively through traffic.     Smooth left-handed stroke with graceful elevation that creates fluid energy transfer throughout his shooting motion. Tremendous potential as a shooting specialist, someone who can simply knock down jumpers efficiently from anywhere on the floor while finding openings without plays always being drawn up specifically for him.     Ybarra excelled at touching the paint, consistently finding himself in the middle of the floor to make a play at the rim. Whenever he put his head down, tucked his shoulder, and penetrated the lane, he got into the paint where his hang time and creativity made him a masterful finisher. He showed a variety of layups that countered shot-blocking attempts and often led to free-throw opportunities. He created several foul calls by shifting his weight and leaning into defenders. He also changed gears with terrific timing, stopping on a dime before changing directions and freezing his defender.

The TABC Showcase brings together almost every high school from across the state, to showcase their talent in a gym filled with college coaches and scouts. Every possession matters and every player is under a microscope. The TABC Showcase is where names are made, stocks rise, and the next wave of prospects take center stage.