<p>Fans of the game, college coaches, and scouts will want to get know these sophomore post players. They will be names that we will all be hearing quite frequently over the next 3 years.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1137838" first="Brennan" last="Parachek"] (2023, PF, Dexter)</strong></p>
<p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking: #34</p>
<p>Another Parachek rising up the ranks in Dexter is definitely not what the competition wanted to see. He’s a solidly built 6-6 banger, that even as a freshman can outmuscle many. Parachek has a well rounded game that includes excellent footwork and the ability get out ahead of the pack in transition. All the tools are there for him to be a big time basketball player. </p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="986902" first="Michael" last="Sulaka"] (2023, C, Warren De La Salle)</strong></p>
<p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking: #47</p>
<p>Sulaka has recently heard his name said louder and louder. He’s an anchor in the paint for an extremely talented Warren De La Salle squad. His contributions are essential, especially on the glass. Sulaka is defintely trending up among prospects in the state.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1076006" first="Carter" last="Diedrich"] (2023, C, Ida)</strong></p>
<p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking: #55</p>
<p>Diedrich is a must see post talent. He’s a strong sophomore physically, but he brings so much more than that to the floor. Diedrich has really nice footwork on both ends, never letting his feet get stuck in the mud. He slides over nicely to help on D in the paint. Diedrich has soft hands and touch on the offensive end.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1077679" first="Hutch" last="Ward"] (2023, PF, Kalamazoo Christian)</strong></p>
<p>Prep Hoops Michigan Ranking: #142</p>
<p>The whispers are starting for [player_tooltip player_id="1077679" first="Hutch" last="Ward"] and his name is picking up steam. At 6-6, he’s a valuable rebounder and post defender. But this season, it’s been his shooting and ability to get buckets that has really turned heads. Ward has shown that he can step out and bury a triple and really extend the defense. He’s definitely an intriguing prospect that college coaches will want to be aware of.</p>
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