I was not familiar with Levi going into the camp, but now I am definently going to keep tabs on him. One of the few bigs that showed up, he moves very well for his size. He stands about 6’5, and uses his strength and nimbleness to his advantage when being guarded by other bigs. When a smaller player is on him, it’s over. His hustle led to a lot of offensive boards, and overall the La Salle transfer looks like exactly what Sherwood will need if they want to return their success from last year.

Natwick is a hardworking 3-and-D forward who impacted the game in several areas. He is a strong rebounder who competed on the glass and ran the floor well as a rim runner. Offensively, Natwick was a dominant scorer while also providing value away from the ball. His combination of scoring, rebounding, defense, and effort made him an intriguing, well-rounded forward prospect.

Another one of the bigs in camp, Natwick was extremely difficult to contain once he got position down low. Using strong footwork and a number of post moves, the rising Sherwood junior utilized his super soft touch to convert a number of buckets near the hoop and he was also able to step out and hit a number of face-up jumpers as well. Natwick was one of the top rebounders among all participants, especially with his work on the offensive boards.

Another impact transfer at the 6A level is Natwick, who has fit right in with the Bowmen whether he’s starting or coming off the bench, the latter he did at the Summer Tourney. The rising junior has been extremely solid inside for Sherwood with both his scoring and rebounding, and has been especially effective in pick-and-roll situations cutting to the hoop. In a win over Valley Catholic, he posted a 10-point, 10-rebound double-double.

Natwick is a promising wing who continues to show plenty of upside as his game develops. A hard worker with a strong motor, Natwick moves well for his size and has the athletic tools to impact the game on both ends of the floor. He finishes effectively around the rim, uses his length well in traffic, and contributes as a solid rebounder. Still growing into his frame and skill set, Natwick has the foundation of a player who could take significant strides over the next two seasons and is definitely one to keep an eye on moving forward.

Strong play in the post from Natwick for the Oregon Prespects 17U. Using his strong body to establish position and footwork to create, the La Salle sophomore got it done on the block but also stepped outside to hit some nice looking face up jumpers. He was solid on the board and held his ground defensively as well.

Natwick is a varsity newcomer who has been earning some minutes here and there for the defending 5A champions. The sophomore has the size to do damage in the lane but also the perimeter shot and ball-skills to make an impact facing the basket as well.

Natwick displayed decent ball-handling, attacked the rim aggressively, and knocked down outside shots from deep range. He showed confidence, versatility, and composure as a developing young guard. His ability to stretch the floor gave his team extra spacing. Coming off a state title last season, Levi hopes to help La Salle get another championship banner this coming season.