Long, all-around player, more explosive than you think, great IQ, and does all the little things. He’s a consistent scorer, and poured in 40 and pulled down 20 boards last year in a win. Weber is very versatile on both ends of the floor.

-I like his cutting, screening, and versatile scoring

-Plays physical & tough defense, shares the ball but also scores it

-Showed off his natural instincts with a steal in halfcourt D

-TOUGH post defense

-Finishes with both hands around the hoop

-Strong post score

-Vertical cut, catch & score in front of the rim

-Set screen, slipped to the hoop, lefty lay-in

-Skip pass assist to Buzzy for a triple to start the 2nd half

-Frustrating post D, moved feet, elevated at the perfect time & tipped a shot

-Unselfish & smart kickout pass to Goodbary for a triple

-Great backdoor cut, catch, and score, lefty finish

-Helpside D, picked off pass for a steal

-Noteworthy skill, threw accurate lefty passes

Ben is having a stock-rising offseason with TEAM Warwick and looked explosive at the Augustana University team camp. His size and physical nature was too much to handle for the average high school player. A positionless prospect that has the defensive versatility you want.

Weber looked like a man amongst boys at the camp. A superb blend of length and athleticism in South Dakota. His stock is surely on the rise, because his handle looks a little tighter to me.

Weber made 17U all-tournament team. Showed versatility and looked way better in the paint and battled for the ball like I’ve never seen. Played with toughness.

Weber has been really good and has surprised me a little. When he jumps at full capacity to challenge at the rim, he’s getting way above the competition and being a huge defensive factor. Offensively at the rim he’s going up with power and strength and through weak contact. Defending good perimeter players with length and good feet. He has shown he can pressure the ball aggressively and not get beat.

Weber is another lengthy high-riser for TEAM Warwick . Another high-level shotblocker and rim-protector. I thought he showed a great motor and was skying for boards. Needs to hone his offensive skills on the perimeter and open court to really to standout against legitimate AAU competition. Easy dunker that finishes the job with authority at the rim.

Bridgewater-Emery I’ve maybe seen 2-3 times this season, but along the way, it’s impossible not to run into Weber’s massive stat-lines he’s putting up. Full stat-lines with high scoring, tons of boards, and he’s dishing to teammates for assists. I didn’t dig for his season averages, but 20 points, 15 boards, 5+ assists is what we’re talking about. Including a few splashy ones with larger numbers. He has top 5-6 potential in this class. Super lengthy and can jump out of the gym.