Wisconsin Expo: Team 7 Evaluations

Watched Angiulli in the spring, in the summer and now in the fall. This young man seems to get better by the day. He's an exceptionally hard working frontline prospect with good ball skills and the length, mobility and footwork to score at a high rate in the lane. He can also step outside and make some three-point shots as he did Sunday in Appleton. Angiulli's growth as a player and his potential for even more advancement in the future has caught the attention of coaches from the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, among others. He's set for a big senior season for a Wausau East program coming off a WIAA Division 2 State Tournament appearance.     A key returning player for an Audubon Tech program looking to contend for the championship in the Blue Division of the Milwaukee City Conference, Boyce scored at a high level for Team 7 in its matchup with Team 6. He completed plays in the half court off the dribble and also made some deep jump shots. Boyce's physical strength allowed him to finish through contact and his wide assortment of moves with the ball in his hands kept defenders off balance. Boyce averaged 12.7 points and 8.3 rebounds for Audubon Tech a year ago and appears ready to match and/or surpass those totals in 2025-26.     A versatile guard who plays with a strong feel for the game and the skill level to handle the ball against pressure, pass it to open teammates and swish long-distance jump shots, Betker was an impressive performer at The Expo. He handled much of the lead-guard responsibilities for Team 7 and did a stellar job in that role. Known primarily as a shooter for Racine Park's stellar squad of a year ago, Betker will be asked to do more for the Panthers this winter after several key players graduated last spring. He appears more than ready to take on the extra load for Park and emerge as one of the better players in the Southeast Conference.     This emerging wing prospect can score and do it in a hurry. Whether he's drilling three-point shots, using his length and mobility to score in transition or hustling for offensive rebounds and putbacks, Barkus is a handful for defenders to stop. He put up points for Team 7 at a high rate, but he also did a nice job of defending and snaring rebounds on both ends of the court. Rhinelander is looking to repeat as champions of the Great Northern Conference and the strong play of Barkus this summer with his high school team and with [program_tooltip program_id='2502936' first='UTC' last='Fire'] is a major reason why many believe the Hodags can accomplish that lofty goal.     A thin and lanky forward, McHone can play inside or outside, thanks to his impressive ball handling and attacking skills. McHone can block/alter shots near the basket, grab some rebounds and runs the floor at a very high level. He'll need to add weight and strength to his long frame, but his hustle and determination will be huge assets for Spencer this winter.     You better check Waterman in the half court of he'll put up a three-point shot and swish it. And if you close out too aggressively, he'll use a ball fake to get around you and score at the rim. Waterman's length, speed and skill are very impressive. He size and ability to play different positions and guard different spots on the court also are assets. Like so many others his age, Waterman is still growing into his body. And once he fills out a bit more and adds some weight and strength, he'll be even more difficult to slow down. Waterman had a strong club season with MTXE and is poised to make big contributions to a very good and very deep Catholic Memorial squad this winter.