Made Hoops Summer Live: Thursday 17 U Stock risers

The Made Hoops Summer Live brought out some top talent from across the Midwest and east coast and in this article I'll break down my 17 U stock risers I saw on Thursday.    One of the top athletes and defenders on the MHC, Ivery was getting after it defensively as the rising senior wing was bothering ball handlers with his on ball activity. In the open court, Ivery is a blur with the ball in his hands and can get to the paint whenever he wants when getting a head of steam going to the rim. It's so impressive watching Ivery turn on the jets in the open court and that usually ends in a dunk or two shots at the foul line. Ivery had an impressive game and even left a handful of points at the rim. The lefty shooter prefers his right hand at the rim and could've finished with even more points in a statement win for Nj Beasts over WM Premier.     It was a disappointing day as a team for [program_tooltip program_id='2478682' first='Kentucky' last='Ambition'] but Woods stood out as a bright spot as the rising senior wing had a couple blocks as a help-side rim protector and had a couple layups in transition and on sets to get him attacking downhill to the rim. Woods also dove on the floor for a loose ball later in the game, showing his hunger to compete for his team. Intriguing available 2026 prospect.     Midwest Pumas CC had a solid start to their weekend despite missing multiple key players from the spring. Tolliver was a nice pickup as he made a couple nice cuts to score and was unselfish in making the extra pass for his teammates. While he's an impressive perimeter shooter, with his height and length, Tolliver can be tough to stop as a cutter as well scoring at the rim. Not forcing the issue is a skill a bunch of players struggle with during live periods and I felt like Tolliver played within himself and helped his team compete against some top talent this weekend.     Sideline Cancer put up a strong fight against the New Jersey Roadrunners and Brown found himself involved in a lot of the action. I want to notice point guards when they are on the court and I certainly noticed Brown's activity on both ends of the court and it always helps when you knock down some shots from the outside. A prospect making a post grad year, Brown certainly drew the eyes of some coaches who didn't get to see him as much during his high school career and could see a recruiting boost after these next two weekends.     One of the more physical wings in Ohio, Brinager is aggressive at attacking downhill and scoring through contact for his team. The key swing skill for him will be the 3-point shot and he knocked down a couple early ones in the two games I saw on Thursday. With numerous top Division II programs watching him from across the region, Brinager has established himself as one of the top recruits at that level from Ohio and could get some Division I eyeballs before next weekend wraps up. One of the top players in southeast Ohio, what separates Brinager is his competitiveness on a daily basis.

The Made Hoops Summer Live brought out some top talent from across the Midwest and east coast and in this article I'll break down my 17 U stock risers I saw on Thursday.