Fresh off a standout summer with Team Herro , the 6’5” wing arrived with something to prove. Webb established his dominance in the paint early, combining shiftiness off the bounce with strong body control to shield off defenders. Recognized as the most explosive prospect at the showcase, he repeatedly wowed the crowd with high-flying, above-the-rim finishes and emphatic dunks. Webb is a high-upside prospect to watch closely this season.

If I had to award an MVP based on the games that I was able to watch, it would likely go to Brighton. At 6’5 he has an impressive blend of length, athleticism, and perimeter skill that makes him a mismatch nightmare against fellow 2030 players. In roughly eight minutes of his opening game, Brighton drained three 3’s, converted two lay-ups, blocked a pair of shots, and threw down a two handed dunk in transition. I knew he had above the rim athleticism, but his touch beyond the arc and ability to make smart reads with the ball really stood out as well.

Webb is one of the better prospects in the state’s 2030 class and is coming off a strong spring/summer with the Team Herro EYBL squad. A Plymouth resident who plans to open enroll at Elkhart Lake, Webb figures to make an immediate impact for the Resorters thanks to his skill, size and athleticism. Webb joins sharpshooting junior guard Brayden Smith Brayden Smith 6'2" | 160 lbs | CG/SG Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah | 2028 State WI in giving Elkhart Lake one of the top one-two scoring punches in the Big East North Conference.