MileHighMadness 16U Under The Radar No More From Boomtown

Mile High Madness closed the summer circuit exactly the way everyone hoped with high level competition, breakout performances and plenty of statement moments. For many players it was the final opportunity to prove themselves before attention turns to fall ball and the highly anticipated high school season. If this weekend was any indication, the months ahead are going to be must watch basketball.   We have showcase season coming up, and with the end of club scene coming quickly, rankings, and showcases here, now is the perfect time to lock in with a subscription.    Some of the biggest risers in our rankings started by showing up & showing out at a showcase & they're approaching quickly!   Your showcase evaluation could be the one that changes everything.   Freshman & Sophomore Showcase - August 8th (Rankings Immediately following) Top Expo (2027 & 2028s) - September 13th    Use Colorado26PH25OFF at checkout for 25% OFF & receive a custom registered graphic that comes with it! Lock in now!    Labouliere put together an impressive weekend with 7070, showcasing his ability to impact the game in a variety of ways. He flashed his athleticism and skill every time he touched the ball, attacking off the dribble with confidence and getting downhill to the basket. His strength allowed him to finish through contact, making him a difficult matchup when he gained momentum. Defensively Labouliere was just as effective, using active hands and anticipation to come up with timely steals that ignited transition opportunities. His versatility, toughness and ability to create plays on both ends made him one of 7070's standout performers throughout the tournament     Degney played with a chip on his shoulder all weekend for Next Level, bringing relentless energy and toughness every time he stepped on the floor. He was aggressive on both ends, competing defensively while attacking offensively with confidence. Without the ball Degney consistently worked to create opportunities, making smart cuts and finding open space to give his teammates easy passing options. When he caught the ball, he wasted little time getting downhill, attacking the rim with purpose and finishing through contact. His nonstop motor, physical style of play and willingness to do the little things made him a valuable contributor throughout the tournament     Adams was the steady leader for Grit Hoops throughout the weekend, controlling the game with his poise, decision making and command of the offense. He consistently got his team into the right sets, making sure everyone was in position while keeping the offense flowing. His ability to drive and kick, paired with outstanding court vision, created quality scoring opportunities for teammates all tournament long. When the moment called for it Adams showed he could take over as a scorer, attacking the basket and making plays with confidence. His leadership, basketball IQ and all around floor general skills make him one of the most impactful guards on the court     Stewart continued the momentum he built during last season's playoff run with an outstanding weekend for PLUTO, looking every bit like a player ready to step into a major role this winter. He played with confidence and purpose on every possession, never hesitating to make plays when the opportunity presented itself. Offensively Stewart was a constant scoring threat, capable of torching defenses from all areas of the floor with his shooting touch and ability to create his own offense. His poise, aggressive mindset and shot making ability stood out throughout the tournament, making him one of the weekend's biggest stock risers     Thomas continues to be one of the most intriguing big men we've evaluated this summer with Team Excellence. While still developing, his size, frame and long term potential make him an exciting prospect. His growth was evident throughout the weekend as he used his physical tools to dominate the paint on both ends of the floor. Thomas established deep post position, scored effectively with his back to the basket and consistently controlled the glass with his rebounding. Defensively he protected the rim with his length and presence, altering shots and making opponents think twice about attacking the lane. His continued development is trending in the right direction

Mile High Madness closed the summer circuit exactly the way everyone hoped with high level competition, breakout performances and plenty of statement moments. For many players it was the final opportunity to prove themselves before attention turns to fall ball and the highly anticipated high school season. If this weekend was any indication, the months ahead are going to be must watch basketball.