Ramey Basketball Fall League 2027 Standouts

Prep Hoops Missouri spent its Saturday at Cardinal Ritter College Prep to watch the action at the first day of the Ramey Basketball Fall League. Here is a look at an impressive list of Class of 2027 prospects who were on hand.   Will Foulk (DeSmet): The 5'10" point guard put on quite an offensive display with 15 points in the opening game of the league. He used his slick ball handling ability and ability to change speeds to get to whatever spot he wanted to get to. He was a bucket from all three-levels as he could score off the catch and off the bounce. They called several iso plays for him so he could showcase his skills. He was pulling up from the mid-range or knocking down the long 3-pointer.   [player_tooltip player_id='2334870' first='Scottie' last='Adkinson'] (Webster Groves): The 6'3 guard had a dynamic performance as he scored a game-high 28 points in his team's victory. Not only is he a gifted offensive player, but it's his motor which really makes him stand out. He never gives the defense a break as he's constantly on the attack. The young lefty is a strong finisher at the rim, either on a twisting layup of a big dunk over the top. He was also knocking down 3-pointers, which makes him very difficult to guard.   Jimmy McKinney (Vashon): The 6'0" shooting guard already has a nice array of offensive weapons that he can use to get buckets. He can get in a triple threat and use the jab step to set up defenders. He can create with his smooth handles and he can also use the burst of his quick first step to get to the basket. He compliments his driving ability with his 3-point shooting range. He can also knock down the step-back jumper from distance.   [player_tooltip player_id='2346078' first='Emery' last='Woehrman'] (SLUH): A 6'1" guard who displayed an impressive array of offensive tools in his first game. He had some tough takes inside to score as he used his body well in traffic. He did a nice job of sizing up his defenders to either beat them on the drive or shoot the perimeter jumper. He was also hitting the open 3-pointer. He made some nifty passes which led to layups as well.   Will Becker (Ladue): It was my first time seeing this 5'10" point guard in action and I was impressed with his court savvy and overall feel for the game. He handled the ball against pressure very well and he was able to thread the needle on some excellent pocket passes through traffic. He could change speeds on the dribble and slice into the lane for layups and floaters. He could also hit the open 3-pointer off the catch.   [player_tooltip player_id='2528208' first='Chase' last='Duke'] (Vianney ): A 6'2" small forward who has a strong body and he plays with a good deal of toughness around the basket. He was a very effective rebounder as he used his strength and good positioning inside. He was also hitting the Corner 3-pointer.   [player_tooltip player_id='2338877' first='Karson' last='Gerdeman'] (St. Charles West): A 5'9" guard who came on strong in the second half of Sunday's game with some big 3-pointers down the stretch of a competitive game. He hit a couple of triples late in the game and he also showed the ability to attack the close out with a drive to get into the lane. He moved well without the ball and he didn't try to force things.   Leon Powell Jr (Vashon): A 6'2" shooting guard who was very assertive on the offensive end. He has good length and athleticism and he was fearless in attacking the basket and taking the contact. He had some nice buckets at different angles and he could hit the pull up jumper.   [player_tooltip player_id='2348237' first='Wyatt' last='Slay'] (Principia): A 6'3" guard who has good size for his position along with a good feel for the game. He is an unselfish player who was dropping some impressive dimes, especially in the transition game. He also had some nice slashing drives to the basket, which included a good euro-step in traffic that led to a bucket. He used his size well inside and he could play through contact.   [player_tooltip player_id='2528016' first='Tyler' last='Stockard'] (Vashon): A 6'5" forward with solid athleticism who was very assertive on offense, which resulted in him scoring 10 points in the game. He had a strong motor and he was aggressive in attacking off the dribble. He had a nice touch from 10 to 12 feet and he also hit a turnaround jumper off the glass that was very impressive.   [player_tooltip player_id='2960552' first='Soloman' last='Reed'] (Cardinal Ritter): A 6'3" wing guard who did a nice job when he was slashing and attacking the basket. He was putting constant pressure on the defense. His first step was quick and he could get to the basket to score at the rim. He was also very good when he got out in transition. His activity on the defensive end was also excellent.   [player_tooltip player_id='2712611' first='Sam' last='Guethle'] (Seckman): A 6'1" lefty who has an impressive shooting stroke from 3-point range. He moved around well and he was patient in waiting for his opportunities. When he got an open look, he made it count as he made three triples in his opening game.

Prep Hoops Missouri spent its Saturday at Cardinal Ritter College Prep to watch the action at the first day of the Ramey Basketball Fall League. Here is a look at an impressive list of Class of 2027 prospects who were on hand.