Forwards And Bigs Trending Up From The Expo

We just went through the team evaluation overviews. In this article we will take a look further into forwards and bigs at The Expo who caught our attention and are on the rise.    Big from Northridge Prep whose size immediately stands out and provides a solid presence around the paint. Defensively Chojniak's height allows him to create disruption in the lane making it a challenge for the driver to get clean looks. Offensively he showed some ability to catch underneath, turn, and finish at the rim. His intriguing frame should continue to be impactful as further development comes along.     Broad framed true big that brings size and positioning underneath to the floor. Used his body to carve out space in the paint to secure boards, finish for putbacks, or draw more help inside to allow guards more room to work on the outside. Took advantage of smaller bodies inside at times. His build provides physical advantages and allows him to play through contact effectively.     Lengthy wing with good mobility and height at the small forward spot that finds ways to contribute on both ends of the floor. Played above the rim with a dunk going down the middle of the lane. Provided a settled hard working mentality in other areas. Used plus arm span to create activity on the glass for multiple second chance scores for put backs. Lee is comfortable attacking off the bounce from the perimeter and will draw whistles on his way to the cup. A really intriguing prospect from Prosser that has plenty of upside.     Undersized 4 man who makes up for size with toughness and strength. Has good mobility and activity in the open floor to get out in transition. Was active around the glass as well to battle for possessions. Anyimadu finds multiple areas to be productive in that allows him to be a consistent asset.     Wordlaw plays bigger than his 6'4 size entails. He brings a physical presence and consistently takes ownership in the paint. Throughout the day he had multiple offensive rebounds for put back scores out of sheer will outworking his opponent. His positional versatility showed through three level scoring ability, running the floor in transition, and being able to guard the perimeter or around the rim. Wardlaw's athleticism was at one of the top tier's I saw from anyone at the camp. He finished a couple dunks with vengeance on the break and continued to play hard in multiple areas. His combination of strength, diverse skill set, and hard nosed competitiveness allowed him to put up a very impactful day.     Grant bought a strong physical presence and looked to put pressure on the defense getting downhill attacking the cup. He gets out in transition for fast break opportunities running the floor hard filling either the wing spot or a spacing 4 man. Grant showed some perimeter upside as well knocking down threes that were good looks. At times he can create mismatches against opposing guards to take advantage and utilize his strength. A two way impact player that will garner further attention.     Versatile small forward that did a little it of everything. Showed good activity around the paint putting a body on opponents for hard box outs. Continued to crash the glass for offensive opportunities and put backs. Offensively he runs the floor well in transition filing the 3 man's role. Logan has ability to step out and knock down shots from beyond the arc as well as attacking the rim. Overall he brings a well rounded set of attributes to the floor to affect the game in multiple scenarios.

We just went through the team evaluation overviews. In this article we will take a look further into forwards and bigs at The Expo who caught our attention and are on the rise.