Battle at the Lakes: Sunday Morning Stars at Hopkins
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There was some strong competition at Hopkins all weekend for 15U and 16U players. Some players stood out from the rest early on Sunday, including big shots, strong defense, and high basketball IQ. Here are the players that played the best and showed up in the big moments.
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Jackson Rindt
Jackson
Rindt
5'9" | PG
Neenah | 2027
State
WI
Jackson Rindt
Jackson
Rindt
5'9" | PG
Neenah | 2027
State
WI
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Schroeder played his game to near perfection on Sunday. He understood his role of being a spot-up, catch and shoot threat, and he did just that. Schroeder had a flamethrower, hitting six threes, five of which came in the second half. He worked for each and every three with his off-ball movement. Rubbing right off of back screens, cutting through the lane, and setting screens for his teammates. Luke also thrived in his on-ball defense. He picked up his man at half-court all game, and his active hands earned him a few deflections as well.
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Colton Purcell kept his Fury squad in the game Sunday morning after team Jsizzles went on multiple runs. Purcell took and hit a couple of threes throughout the game, but he found most of success attacking the basket. Purcell was consistent at finding driving lanes and getting good looks at the basket. The success at the charity stripe really capped off Purcells day. He got fouled many times and did not miss from the line. The powerful driving ability forced the defense to play increased help, opening up the perimeter for open outside looks.
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