Hill definitely caught my eye playing with Shoebox Elite. I liked the way that he never settled offensively. Hill made every effort to get to the rim and get a good look. He showed an ability and willingness to drive through defenders with his right hand. When he did, he had multiple tough finishes straight through defenders.

I saw Breonn play three times over the weekend, and each time he found a way to look like the clear best player on the floor.

At 6’1″, he’s far from the tallest player at the tournament, but few players know how to use their size quite like Breonn. He’s got tremendous length that makes him a double-double machine, ripping down rebounds on both offense and defense. And His scoring ability is off the charts.

Breonn attacks the glass and finishes well. He’s so comfortable with the ball in his hands, and when he wasn’t scoring-he made some of the most dynamic passes that I saw all weekend.

This is a kid you can’t forget about on defense. Several times over the weekend, an opposing team looked like they might have a wide open layup-only for Breonn to track it down, either for a block or a poke-away steal.

He draws so much attention that he does take a lot of hard shots from the defense, but there is no keeping this kid down. He just keeps going every single play, and has a tremendous motor.