Bash In The Desert: Prospects Making an Impact On Both Ends (16U)

The 16U Division at the Prep Hoops Bash in the Desert featured a number of players who were all around playmakers. In this article, I feature six 2-way prospects who caught my attention with their effort, skill, and ability to make winning plays.    [player_tooltip player_id='2749319' first='Luke' last='Zarob'] has good size, and he was effective in a variety of ways at the Prep Hoops Bash in the Desert. On offense, he's able to make an impact near the basket, but he's also a capable shooter. In addition to his scoring, he makes his presence felt on defense with his effort, and he appears to have a good feel for the game as well.     Dasaan Schaefer is a physical forward who gets the job done on offense by using his acceleration, deceleration, and frame to get to where he wants to go. He's also able to absorb contact when going up near the cup. On the other end of the court, he's a reliable defender who makes his opponents' lives difficult and doesn't give up ground very easily. He's also able cause turnovers. Making him a well rounded 2 way prospect.     [player_tooltip player_id='2855983' first='Kairo' last='Hamilton'] caught my attention with his play on both ends of the court. As a defender, he gets physical when needed and is willing to make his opponents uncomfortable with his length and active hands. I also noticed him producing on offense, where he was able to make strong slashes to the basket while also knocking down shots from the perimeter.     Kayden Lee stands around 6'5 and is another versatile player who can be a difference-maker on defense. His length and height allow him to be disruptive and alter shots, occasionally blocking one. On offense, he's active near the rim and can score when he cleverly gets open or establishes strong positioning around the basket. He'll be a forward to continue to monitor.     Chase Foreman is a dynamic scorer who utilizes a number of crafty maneuvers to skirt around defenders. He has a quality jump shot that he can use if he can't get all the way to the cup, and he can also splash in shots from downtown when he has a clean look. Beyond his scoring, he's around 6'4” and uses his wingspan to limit his opponents on defense. All in all, he possesses a number of intriguing tools that you look for in a prospect.     [player_tooltip player_id='3625613' first='Domino' last='Moore'] is a hard-working guard who plays to win. He is scrappy on the defensive end and will make deflections or come up with steals thanks to his activity level and instincts. Moore utilizes his burst if there's a driving lane as well , and attacks with purpose. He's also willing to make the extra pass and kicks it out to his shooters if the defense collapses in on him.

The 16U Division at the Prep Hoops Bash in the Desert featured a number of players who were all around playmakers. In this article, I feature six 2-way prospects who caught my attention with their effort, skill, and ability to make winning plays.