We first saw this prospect late in the summer and immediately became intriguing by his upside. It would not be surprising at all to see him shoot into the Top 50 at some point before he graduates Fort Wayne Snider High School. Myers is a 6’7″ center that has the requisite size, length, and mobility to play the position at the next level. As his skill set continues to catch up with the physical tools he will really breakout and become a real prospect to follow.

Maksim is a player who’s skilled in every offensive and defensive category. He’s the kind of player who’s willing to do all the hustle work for a team. Whether it was scoring, assisting, rebounding or defending, Maksim excelled at making positive plays for Team 10. He’s a great rebounder who effectively attacked the glass on both ends of the court. Offensively, he scored in the paint with a variety of crafty moves around the basket. He also knocked down shots from mid-range and finished in transition. On a few occasions, Maksim extended his shooting range beyond the three-point line. On defense, he was physical with the opposition. He guarded them close, poked at the ball and blocked a couple of shots. Maksim is the type of player every coach loves to have. A person who does whatever it takes to help the team be successful.

One of two Fort Wayne Snider High School big men that really impressed us at the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp, Myers is a completely new name on our radar. The 6’7″ center has the requisite length and athleticism inside to be a projectable big man. He finishes above the rim, rebounds in his area, and is bouncy enough to be a shot-blocking threat defensively. As he continues to get stronger and develop his raw skill set he could really take off as a Class of 2029 prospect.