-6 points

-Had 8 rebounds

-Power rebounder/went up and grabbed ball with to hands

-Was very impressed with this kid and his overall skill set, keep 👀 on him

-Just a freshman but looks like a junior and plays very tough

-Super stout offensive and defensive player

-Moves extremely well and fluid for being so young and big

-Nice hands caught everything thrown his way

-Has a great looking shot for a big

-Strong finishes at the basket

Carter is a tough projection right now. On the court, he’s by far the most dominant player in the 2029 class. He can takeover a game on the glass and as an at-the-hoop finisher. Surprisingly exceptional in transition for a young prospect at his size. Waiting to see how tall he can get and how his growth development plays out.

Porisch is a dominant interior force, impacting the game both offensively and defensively. The 6’4 forward is a strong athlete who knows how to use his size to his advantage. He excels in both back-to-the-basket and face-up situations, has a soft touch, great footwork, and can stretch the floor. Porisch is a solid defender: he blocks shots, has good wall-ups, and is an active rebounder.

Porisch of Hoop Dakota and Huron High School was dominant at Brawl For The Ball and was tournament MVP by a longshot. He has a rare physical build for a 14U prospect at 6’4”, with a big and burly frame. His movement for his size was impressive as well. He would rebound the ball and immediately turn up the court and handle the ball in transition by himself to score going downhill using force and utilizing his frame and size. He was tough to keep off of the offensive glass. He played some bully-ball and was most likely the tournament leading scorer and rebounder.

Porisch is a known commodity in the 2029 class. He’s so far advanced with his mature size and frame as a 2029 prospect. He has the frame of a developed Senior prospect. The hope is he continues to get taller, because I think he’s best fit as an interior guy that can stretch from three some.