South Dakota 2028 Rankings: TEAM Warwick

When looking through the top prospects in the 2028 class, you'll notice [program_tooltip program_id='2228190' first='TEAM' last='Warwick'] quite regularly. That's because they have 7 of the 10 prospects inside the Top 10. [program_tooltip program_id='2228190' first='TEAM' last='Warwick'] 15U top team, headed by Viborg-Hurley Head Coach Shane Warwick, is the top 15U program in South Dakota, and easily one of the top in the region. Let's get to know the [program_tooltip program_id='2228190' first='TEAM' last='Warwick'] prospects.    The #1 ranked 2028 prospect, Felberg, had a very productive season at the varsity level as a starter in class A basketball for Clark/Willow Lake. They made the state tournament, and Felberg was honored at the end of the season as a third-team All-State and first-team All-NEC selection, scoring 13.3 points per game and grabbing 8.6 rebounder per game. He's already 6'7” and his profile and next-level position is dependent on how he grows and matures physically, but I think he will be a D1 guy.     Sioux Falls Christian will be able to recharge quite easily after winning the State A title. The 6'8” 2028 Big is a major part of the equation for the champs going forward. He was a JV starter and his skill and touch around the rim is improving. He's becoming more aggressive and attacking the ball more frequently as a rebounder. His length allows him to high-point the ball over smaller opponents.     Strande is the best pure point guard in the 2028 class. He's the safest prospect in the class and he's a no-brainer D2 prospect, with D1 upside. In the update, I had at 6'1”, but I found he may be up to 6'2” now. He's probably somewhere in between, but that's a guess by me. Not a huge difference, but if he's growing taller and it continues some, that's major for his stock. I think he'll be the best “player” in the state by his Senior year and has potential to be the best prospect as well. Having him at #4 may be slightly conservative. It's still very early for the 2028 class. This Spring/Summer, Strande will be the leader on both ends for [program_tooltip program_id='2228190' first='TEAM' last='Warwick'] 15U.     Mitch was already mentioned in the stock-risers article. I wanted to make clear that he may be taller than his 6'1” height listed by Varsity Bound. I usually go by Varsity Bound to get heights on prospects, but Grant is taller than 6'1” by my eye, and also his X account has him at 6'2” and [program_tooltip program_id='2228190' first='TEAM' last='Warwick'] is listing him at 6'3”. So another case of him probably being in between those marks, but he'll most likely keep growing, so I elected to put him at 6'3”.     I've seen a lot of Owen in the past, and up live, and he's clearly a top prospect in the class, but I maybe only saw him 2-3 times this season, twice as the starting Big for Mitchell's Sophomore team, and once as the first Big off the bench with the JV. So not a major update on him right now, but he's the most physical Big in the class and he was dominant and a mismatch at the Sophomore level. He's an easy D2 scholarship-level prospect and the next Big for Mitchell and Coach Kreutzfeldt to bank on.     Myles is the brother to #1 ranked 6'9” 2026 and D1 prospect, [player_tooltip player_id='1467166' first='Blake' last='Ellwein']. So the genetics are obviously top-notch and little bro has a chance to grow taller yet from his 6'3” frame. He was a varsity bench rotational player for AA Huron this past season. He's one of the top 3-point shooters in the class and has upside to rise up the rankings if he grows to 6'6”+.     Lincoln was a varsity player for State AA champs Brandon Valley. I really liked his game at the Prep Hoops Dakotas Freshman Showcase last summer, but his quick ascenion onto the AA varsity scene surprised me some. He's highly skilled with a controlled handle on the ball, and has an accurate and smooth and consistently on-target 3-ball game. I think he'll be on the AA breakout candidates article before next season starts.     Veenhof was also a varsity guard off the bench for class A Madison. He's a big guard with some body mass and he's got skill and composure at a young age. He can handle the ball and shows great court vision as a passer. Passes well and on target to teammates. Offensively, he likes to methodically and effectively get to his spots and his middle game.

When looking through the top prospects in the 2028 class, you'll notice TEAM Warwick quite regularly. That's because they have 7 of the 10 prospects inside the Top 10. TEAM Warwick 15U top team, headed by Viborg-Hurley Head Coach Shane Warwick, is the top 15U program in South Dakota, and easily one of the top in the region. Let's get to know the TEAM Warwick prospects.