Top AAU shooters that participated in the June Jam.

The June Jam hosted many talented players who can score from all three levels. These players stood out because they can all score but they can shoot better. They showed how easy they made it look this weekend in Appleton.    In today's game, the ability to consistently knock down shots is one of the most valuable skills a basketball player can have. Defenses are forced to adjust, teammates get more opportunities, and momentum can change with a single three-pointer. Max has built a reputation as one of the most dangerous shooters on the court, proving his ability during both the AAU season and high school competition. While his defenders know he can score with ease at the rim, he also shows them he can knock down multiple threes at any time. During AAU, he has shown how easy it is for him to score and he brought that to Appleton this weekend. He had great scoring outings with many of them coming from three.     Ryans work ethic since his freshman year has made him into a all conference player and a name to know this summer for AAU. His ability to move without the basketball constantly puts pressure on opposing defenses. He understands how to use screens, relocate after passes, and create space for clean looks. He trusts his shot any time it goes up and if he has an off game, it doesn't stop him from shooting. While in Appleton he made 9 three through just 4 games with 4 of them coming in his last game. While on a good [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] squad, he shows that he can shoot no matter what team he plays on.     With Kager, shooting runs in his family. With his size he is able to shoot right over his defenders even if they have a hand up. He has shown this in multiple tournaments with [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] and especially since playing against amazing competition, his teammates rely on him to be lights out. Even this weekend in Appleton with many college coaches watching him, he didn't let it get to his head. He had many. games with 3 or more threes made and it's nothing new. He lives from that three point line but he is also able to go and score at the hoop when defenders over play on him.     Blake has proved he is one of the best shooter in the state and his AAU experience has only accelerated his growth. Playing against elite competition throughout the spring and summer has forced him to become a smarter, more complete player. Every weekend, he faces athletic defenders who close out quickly and challenge every shot. Those experiences have sharpened his ability to create space, get his shot off under pressure, and stay confident no matter who is guarding him. With his high school team, he brings his amazing shooting and especially this weekend he showed it. While coming from an amazing club like [player_tooltip player_id='3604208' first='Pro' last='Lane'], he is exposed to great coaches that have helped him become a better player.     Some players make an impact with athleticism. Others rely on size or speed. But every team is searching for one thing that can change a game in an instant—a player who can consistently knock down shots. Jack has become exactly that, establishing himself as a reliable scorer and one of the top shooters on the floor every time he competes. He has shown how great of a shooter he is with MTXE Premier in many tournaments this summer. He can shoot off dribble and when he doesn't have the ball, he uses screens to get himself open and knock down much needed threes. In Appleton, he showed this by hitting multiple threes over his games and making them at a high rate. He is definitely a player everyone should keep an eye on this summer and leading into the high school season.

The June Jam hosted many talented players who can score from all three levels. These players stood out because they can all score but they can shoot better. They showed how easy they made it look this weekend in Appleton.