One of the better scorers in Wisconsin’s junior class, Ramczyk can knock down three-point shots at a high rate while also utilizing the ball fake to get around defenders to score at the rim. He also possesses excellent court vision when he attacks the hoop from the wing. Defensively, Ramczyk has the strength, intelligence and mobility to make things tough on opponents. Ramczyk had 10 points and a couple of three-point baskets for ElevateUAA in its win over Midwest Renegade . He owns a NCAA Division II offer from Northern Michigan and a Division I offer from Northern Illinois.

Ramczyk is a dynamic guard who showed he can play on or off the ball and made plays from either guard spot. He is a tad of a river rat and finds always finds ways to penetrate the paint. He has the ability to shoot the cover off from behind the arc. He made his fair share of trips to the charity stripe. Ramczyk processes the game at a high clip and has no issues finding others for scoring chances. He should be on the radar of scholarship programs.

Logan helped power Davis Brothers Elite into the 16u semi-finals, putting in a strong performance in the game I watched against Indiana Elite Team Indiana. The ball always seemed to end up in the right place at the right time coming from Logan, as he’s a smart decision maker who can think on the fly and react to whatever the defense throws at him. When needed he could beat defenders off the dribble to create his own shots, but for the most part he scored his team high 20 points within the flow of the offense. Smooth jumper that makes defenders pay for leaving him in space on the perimeter.