Prep Hoops Illinois Sophomore ID Camp: Team 16 Evaluations

Evaluations from players on team 16 at the Prep Hoops Illinois Sophomore ID Camp.    An undersized off guard that makes up for height with quickness and shot making. Panock showed ability to impact the game as a floor spacer knocking down threes in rhythm. Comfortable going into shot off the bounce or catch. He helped turned defense into quick offense at times for transition opportunities. Runs the floor well and plays with confidence throughout.     Affects the game offensively as a perimeter threat. Does a good job of finding open areas and is comfortable letting it fly when defenders give him room. Provides transition contribution running the lanes and filling the wing spot.     Impacted the game primarily with his ability to distribute and create opportunities for others. Douglas looks to push the ball in transition getting offense moving quickly before defenses can get set. Provides a solid handle that allows him to navigate the floor and maintain control which makes up for size. Passing instincts and willingness to facilitate brings value at the point position.     A developing point guard who showed flashes of ability to facilitate and create for teammates. Made quality passes in transition setting others up while running the floor. Has a willingness to build upon the lead guard position.     Wentzel showed ability on the offensive end with shot making and facilitating. He provided floor spacing at times to play off the ball and be available for perimeter shot making. In the ½ court setting he also showed positive court awareness and vision while finding open cutters in gaps for proper setups.     Barrientos showed good defensive anticipation at times on the ball and in the denial and help positions. He came away with a quick steal from behind to generate offense in transition. Provides lateral quickness and speed in the open floor that allows him to cover ground and make plays. Has a useful foundation on both ends to help make positive plays.     Left handed shooting guard with some interesting upside due to length and slashing ability. Barriera has a developing perimeter skill set that will continue to impact as career progresses. He attacked the lane with balance and showed ability to finish through traffic using his wingspan outstretching defenders arms. Barriera also helped squeeze on the offensive glass and converted on put backs. With his handle he displayed skill to change direction using different speeds.     Stokes is a definite name worth monitoring. At 6'4 already he has matured height and size while moving well in the forward spot. He provided some stretch 4 shooting ability from 3 land and also provided soft touch on the interior. He showed good off ball awareness cutting down the middle of the lane for a catch and finish. Stokes hands and feet are already solid at this stage and should only continue to get better. The Lasalle Peru product has an intriguing offensive foundation to build upon with his inside and out game.     Impressed with Dana's game on both sides of the ball. At 6'4 already, he moves well for size and impacts with versatility, physicality, and skills in multiple areas. Rebounding wise, there wasn't a ball he wasn't going after on the offensive or defensive end. In the ½ court setting he showed polished hands and feet with a post up for an up and under, a spin move on the block for score, and a step through attack off of a closed knit drive. Dana's handle is solid for his size allowing him to attack the basket or push off of defensive rebounds. Selflessly he will screen on and off the ball providing further value within the flow of offense. His feel with size gives him an opportunity to fill a 3 or 4 man's role at this stage in his young career.

Evaluations from players on team 16 at the Prep Hoops Illinois Sophomore ID Camp.