Krc-Holum made his presence felt in the paint by using his size and physicality to control the glass. He consistently secured rebounds and converted second chance opportunities, giving his team extra possessions. His willingness to battle inside also earned him trips to the free throw line, where his aggressive approach paid off. During the opening game, Krc-Holum finished efficiently around the basket and was a player that was difficult to contain once he established position. His rebounding, toughness and interior scoring made him one of the more productive frontcourt players on the day.

Krc-Holum was an intriguing prospect for Team Excellence, using his length and size to impact the game in a variety of ways. He consistently controlled the glass, attacking rebounds on both ends and giving his team extra possessions with his activity. His physical tools made him a difficult matchup, allowing him to disrupt plays defensively and finish through contact around the basket. He also showed the ability to step out and knock down a jumper, adding another dimension to his offensive game. With his combination of size, skill and upside, Krc-Holum is a player worth keeping an eye on as he continues to develop

Krc-Holum turned in a strong performance, particularly in his second game, where his defensive presence was felt throughout. He was active in the paint, recording blocks and altering shots, which made it difficult for opponents to finish inside. Krc-Holum also contributed on the boards, limiting second chance opportunities and helping his team secure possessions. Offensively, he showed versatility by creating off the dribble, attacking the basket and finishing through contact. His ability to handle the ball and make plays in traffic added another dimension to his game. Krc-Holum’s all around effort made him a contributor on both ends of the floor.

Cody had a weekend worth keeping an eye on Team Excellence 14U Blue, as he has a very mature and complete game. He has good size, he’s versatile as he gets inside with ease and to his spots. When defenders sagged, he knocked down the 3-ball as well. Defensively, he contested shots, he grabbed boards, and pushed the pace when he got the ball on the break. I liked how he attacked and got to the FT line to make sure defenses felt how he could take over. He’s a solid all-around player worth knocking, and he’s a name to know. Very curious about him