Loew showed a willingness to impact the game in different ways, particularly with his unselfish approach. He did a good job creating opportunities for teammates through off-ball screening while also showing a willingness to compete on the glass and box out. Defensively, Loew showed awareness in gap help and communicated well when navigating screens. I’d like to see him be more aggressive with the ball in his hands, similar to what I saw from him during the circuit season. Overall, Loew has a good foundation and still has room to grow heading into his junior season.

Loew showed a steady, determined approach that allowed him to grow into the game as it progressed in a tight second matchup against Chicago Hoops 16U. He was effective getting downhill, using his body well to shield defenders and create driving lanes. Loew also showed patience as a ball handler, able to get to his spots, back down smaller defenders with dribble strength, and adjust mid-air to finish through traffic. He mixed in a capable pull-up game and played with composure in pressure moments, stepping up as the game wore on.