The first time I ever watched Rimmer was a game he played against Boyd County, and his addition to their team helped push them over the top in the 16th region. On Thursday, Rimmer provided excellent energy, rebounding and defensive impact. Rimmer led the game with four offensive rebounds, tied a game-high with two steals and played tough defense.

Yet another impact transfer in the arms race between Ashland and Boyd, Rimmer moved to Boyd from Russell after averaging 15 points and 8 rebounds per game in his Sophomore season. Caleb is a bruising forward that should be hard to handle since defenses can’t double him and leave Spurlock or Payne uncovered.

One of the more effective bigs in the region, Rimmer is a big bruiser who has developed skills on the perimeter over his career but is still at his best around the bucket. Boyd has benefited from multiple transfers the last couple of seasons but Caleb may be the best high school player to enroll. He’s gone from being the best player at Russell to one of the best at Boyd.

Caleb is a 2 sport star who took most of the spring off from basketball. Rimmer has transitioned from being a big to being comfortable out on the wing over the last few years. While he has lost some teammates to transfer, Caleb has become one of the most valuable players in the 16th region and could be the regional player of the year as a Junior.

Caleb has transitioned out to the wing successfully over the last 2 years and still has his post moves that he can use against smaller defenders. Rimmer was left as the main scoring option at Russell after Elijah Neel Elijah Neel 6'3" | PG Ashland Blazer | 2027 State KY transferred so he had to learn to carry a significant scoring load on his back this season. Look for him to draw college attention in the AAU season.