Kentucky Freshman Showcase: Team 4 Evaluations

On August 14th Prep Hoops hosted a Freshman Showcase in Louisville, Kentucky. Each player received an evaluation while matching up with the other top freshman in the state and surrounding area. The following is the Team 4 Evaluations    Cam was in my opinion the biggest surprise of the day. He has the ability to be an elite scorer for Frankfort at the Varsity Level. He is a legit 3 level scorer. During 5 on 5, Cam scored at will. He hit multiple 3s off the dribble, catch and shoot, and got to the rim with ease. In the first game he hit a buzzer beater to send it to overtime and then hit the sudden death game winner in overtime. Cam is a walking bucket scoring over 30 multiple games. Between him and [player_tooltip player_id='2921335' first='Rajon' last='Floyd'], Frankfort is built for the future.     Easton was the one of if not the best shooter at our showcase. Easton showed that he has limitless range. In the first game I watched, Easton hit multiple 3's with varying difficulty ranging from spot up shots to sending guys blowing by with a side step 3. He has a really quick trigger, and really shown he is capable of knocking them down from well beyond the volleyball line. Easton could be in for a big year with Henderson with his ability to spread the floor.     Cameron impressed me during the 5 on 5 play especially. He is a gritty, skilled guard. Defensively he had multiple steals and deflections. At his size, he scored multiple tough finishes around the rim. He was one of few guards that proved they have the ability to play off 2 feet and make the right plays. Once he got to the paint, it was a bucket or assist every time. Cameron has a shot at some legit varsity time at PLD this season.     Kenyon was one of the major standouts for me at the event. Kenyon is another legit 3 level scorer that rarely was stopped the entire day. He is a very quick and shift guard that had the ball on a string. He had multiple high scoring games throughout the day, he was practically unguardable when playing down hill. He was a very explosive athlete finishing at the rim multiple times. Kenyon also plays hard defensively, both games I watched he picked up the entire length of the floor. He was a on ball pest. Kenyon will be able to provide Murray a spark on both ends for the next few years.     Blake showed during both 3 on 3 and 5 on 5 that he is capable of impacting the game in various ways. The first game I watched he impacted the game defensively. He is very lengthy for his age which lead to multiple blocks and steals. Offensively he was shot ready knocking down multiple 3s. He impressed me by playing the right way off the ball which a lot of people don't do in a showcase style event. As he continues to develop he will provide a lot for Sayre.     Benton was a major stock riser for me at this event. Throughout the day he impressed me with his scoring ability. At 6'2 he was a mismatch problem the entire day, he was able to get to his spot against smaller defenders and it was a bucket every time when he got here. He caught fire in the second 5 on 5 game where he three straight 3s. I was also impressed with how he was able to play at his own pace. As he develops athletically and grows, he will become a major problem for anyone matched up with Logan County.     Max was another stock riser that caught my eye. I was impressed with Max's decision making throughout 5 on 5. He did not force any shots or turnovers. He was fundamentally sound. He also is very well built for his age, he was strong defensively and kept quicker guards in front. He was very sneaky athletic which caught me by surprise. Max can provide a major spark for Daviess at the varsity level.

On August 14th Prep Hoops hosted a Freshman Showcase in Louisville, Kentucky. Each player received an evaluation while matching up with the other top freshman in the state and surrounding area. The following is the Team 4 Evaluations