Kuhns is an Edgewood guard who approached camp with high energy and set out to be a pest defensively. His efforts sparked countless momentum shifting plays for Team 13. His second and third efforts started fastbreaks and allowed his team to play fast and with the advantage in transition. His strong frame and quick feet allowed him to be a versatile defender. Kuhns is also a highly capable scorer and playmaker, his discipline to play off two feet was apparent throughout camp. Expect his game to continue to grow as he plays with a high level Halliburton team in the summer months.

Brayden was another long and athletic wing prospect on Team 3. He has a long frame at 6’2, with fluid athleticism to match. Early in the game he showed soft touch on his shot, getting into a mid-range jumper and knocking it down comfortably. Brayden ran the floor hard throughout the game, and picked up a nice assist after pulling in an offensive board and dishing it off. Part of a loaded group of underclassmen at Monona Grove.

Brayden is a gritty wing who just finds ways to get to the basket. He does a great job of playing off two feet, and this allowed him to go up on balance and finish at a high level through contact. Had a number of plays where he just powered his way up to finish with a defender falling down on his inside shoulder. Brayden is able to get downhill off the dribble, fight on the offensive glass, or cut hard without the ball to find scoring opportunities inside.