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<p>The Prep Hoops Ohio Sophomore ID Camp was loaded with talent from Ohio's 2029 class and in this article we'll take a look at the standouts from Team 3,</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The first of two Centerville prospects to be featured in this article, Gaddis had a nice day driving the basketball as he found ways to finish around taller rim protectors. Gaddis had a nice and-1 scoop finish in his first game and had some layups where he extended past a contest. Centerville lost some transfers this summer which opens the door for minutes to be available for new names.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Barrett really caught my eye defensively as he was one of the most impactful guards on that end of the court that I saw all day. An explosive athlete with length, Barrett blocked a handful of shots on Saturday, including a couple chase down blocks that caught my eye. Barrett also found success knocking down jumpers and threw one of the best passes I saw all day as he threaded the needle in transition through two defenders with a bounce pass for a layup. Westerville Central has some intriguing young talent and Barrett is a name to watch in the Warhawks program.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The second Centerville prospect to be featured, Brendel was one of the top shooters at the camp. With excellent footwork before he catches the basketball, Brendel doesn't need much time or space to fire away from long distance as the moment he catches the ball, he's ready to fire. Brendel also had a nasty pull-up 3-pointer from above the break after stopping a driver in isolation on the possession prior. Really liked what I saw out of Brendel as he should be an impact contributor for Centerville over the next three seasons.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">A power wing athlete, Aboagye was living at the rim with countless breakaway dunks, layups off drives and second chance buckets. Too big and strong for many of the defenders who tried to stop him, Aboagye was having his way in the paint. It seemed like every other possession Aboagye was getting to the rim and scoring off baseline drives or in transition. Playing in a Moeller program stacked with talent, Aboagye gives them another long and athletic wing who can defend, thrive in transition and play hard. Nice to have plenty of options when deciding on your rotation.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Scotti caught my eye as he mostly played around the rim in the paint and knew what he was. One of the better rebounders, screen setters and kickout passers, Scotti did big man stuff that impacts winning. Plenty of guys at showcases just want to shoot 3-pointers and dribble but Scotti impacted the game in ways that he'll be playing like with Westerville North this winter. Credit to him for sticking to what he does best and was rewarded with easy layup looks and rebounds falling his direction.</p>
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