These Under The Radar Bigs Could Shape 4A Landscape

Class 4A is loaded with talent, but not every impact player is getting the attention they deserve. This week we are spotlighting under the radar players who quietly delivered big performances for their teams last season. From scoring and playmaking to leadership and toughness, these rising names are primed for breakout campaigns and could become some of the biggest difference makers in 4A basketball.    Fedorczyk is a player worth keeping an eye on as he heads into his junior season. At 6'5 he has intriguing size and continues to develop physically, giving him plenty of upside moving forward. Last season he made the most of his opportunities, averaging 5.6 points and 4.7 rebounds per game while shooting an efficient 54 percent from the field. His ability to finish around the basket and play within the flow of the offense helped him earn valuable minutes. One of the most encouraging signs was his growth on the glass, as he put together several strong rebounding performances late in the season. With continued development, Fedorczyk could be poised for a breakout season at D'Evelyn     Brooks has the physical tools at DSST Conservatory Green to emerge as one of the more intriguing under the radar players in his class. Standing 6'5 with good athleticism, he impacts the game in a variety of ways even when he is not filling up the scoring column. Last season he averaged 4.4 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game, showcasing his value as a rim protector and presence on the glass. He also put together a strong stretch in the middle of the season that included multiple double doubles, proving he can be highly productive when given opportunities. As his offensive game continues to develop, Brooks has the potential to take a significant step forward and become an even bigger contributor next season     Steger was an absolute force on the boards for Manitou Springs last season and established himself as one of the state's premier rebounders. The 6'7 forward averaged an impressive 10.8 rebounds per game, including two separate performances where he pulled down 18 rebounds. His relentless motor, size and ability to control the glass gave his team a major advantage every night. He also contributed 6.1 points a night showing flashes of offensive potential that could become a bigger part of his game moving forward. As he continues to gain confidence and polish his offensive skill set, Steger has the tools to become a true two way impact player. With his length, rebounding instincts and developing offense, his ceiling remains very intriguing heading into next year     Rojas may not possess the size that many traditional post players have, but what he lacks in height he makes up for with toughness, effort and determination. He consistently competes at a high level and does the little things that help teams win. Last season he averaged 6.0 points and 5.8 rebounds per game while battling against bigger opponents on a nightly basis. His motor and willingness to do the dirty work make him a valuable presence on both ends of the floor. As he continues to develop his skill set and gain experience, Rojas has the potential to become an even bigger impact player. His work ethic alone makes him a name to watch heading into the upcoming season     Remick is the type of player every coach loves to have because of the consistency, effort and steady production he brings to La Junta each night. He may not always grab headlines, but his impact is felt through reliable play and doing the little things that help his team win. Last year he averaged 5.7 points and 4.6 rebounds per game while serving as a dependable presence on both ends of the floor. His understanding of the game, toughness and willingness to compete make him a steady contributor. As he continues to develop, Remick has the potential to expand his role and remain an important piece for La Junta moving forward

Class 4A is loaded with talent, but not every impact player is getting the attention they deserve. This week we are spotlighting under the radar players who quietly delivered big performances for their teams last season. From scoring and playmaking to leadership and toughness, these rising names are primed for breakout campaigns and could become some of the biggest difference makers in 4A basketball.