-Helped Tigers win the State Championship in AA, natural reactions, high NRG

-Another long & mobile athlete, high upside, intriguing, versatile, active on both ends

-Looks like a serious football recruit, but could also play hoops at the next level

-13 points

-Showed great timing and anticipation on his jump with an offensive rebound tip in for two

-Showed he could guard anyone on the floor

-Strong rebounder had couple tough putbacks on offensive rebounds

-Tough post up move and finish with left hand/tough to move once he has position

-Nice step out jumper from 16ft

-Very active on O Boards

-High energy

-Does alot of things well for this team

-Showed a nice pull up jumper and three point shot

-Guarded almost every position on the floor without much of a problem

-Nice size/length and seems to understand how to use both to his advantage

-Definitely tell he can score when he has to or needs to

Porisch is primed for a breakout season on the hardwood after a strong fall leading Huron’s (currently 8–2) football team as the Tigers’ quarterback. Coming into basketball season loaded with confidence, Porisch brings length, athleticism, and versatility to an already talented Huron squad. While his numbers might not jump off the page on a deep roster, his impact will be undeniable. Porisch is a mobile, multi-level scorer who can attack the rim, score from midrange, and knock down shots from deep. Defensively, his size and agility allow him to guard multiple positions and disrupt opponents across the floor. Expect Porisch to be a major playmaker and an essential piece of Huron’s push for a big season.

The do it all guy for his Huron Tigers. He’s good for a couple triples, will hit the boards and take down 7-10 of those, and he’s gonna have 2-4 assists and steals.

Glue guy

Does the little things

He plays with strength and is pretty athletic at 6’5

His ability to guard is will be needed if Huron plans on a title run

Anderson joins an absolutely stacked roster in Huron and definitely has been flying under the radar a bit due to just that. At 6’5 Porisch runs the floor well and can find his shot, both from deep and is good for midi off the bounce. He’s also very solid on the boards and does nice job of attacking the ball as it comes off the rim. Keep an eye on Anderson and his Tigers this season as they will be a handful.

-Nice athlete, O-board, cashed 2 triples

-2 triples in the first game a I watched

-Pick-n-pop 3ball

-Assist to a sharp cutting teammate

-BIG body & athletic

-Good in PNR situations

-Long and a good defender

-Solid handles, rebounds well, team player

-Strong player, likes to bang inside

Anderson rose his stock some, in my eyes. His defensive ability needs to be taken more into consideration on my behalf. He hasn’t grown, but he already has next-level length. He noticeably uses his long arms defensively on the ball and off the ball to play lanes and defend in the post. He was going off the dribble and finishing in various forms at the hoop. Showed he could go baseline and finish on the other side of the hoop.