Leading an undermanned Sideline Ballers squad that took home the win with just 5 players, Trn was consistently effective throughout the game while showing some added wrinkles that are sure to move the needle in the eyes of college coaches. Having played mostly as an off-ball sniper given the presence of some talented playmakers alongside him in both high school and AAU, the Shippensburg native impressed with his ability as an on-ball playmaker. He’s always shown a clear polish to his skill level, but looks to have added some wiggle and creativity to help keep defenders off balance and evade rotating helpers at the rim. Trn projects to be mostly in an off-ball role again this high school season but could have a chance to really open some eyes this month if he’s able to continue to flourish as a primary ballhandler.

Trn is a deadyeye from deep and if his feet are set, there is a high chance he is connecting. He was in spots to rebound the ball. He reads and reacts to the game on the fly and puts self in good places on the floor to be successful. Like the energy he brings to the game when he is on the floor.

Trn who is known for his ability as a perimeter threat showed that he can convert from behind the arc on many different occasions. He showed some ability to play on the ball and found teammates for scoring chances. He is a viable plug n play option at the guard spot. He is a prospect who should see traction at the division two and high academic division three level.

After playing up with Sideline Cancer 17u this past AAU season, Trn is in line for a great year at The Hill School. You can tell Cole is the son of a distinguished coach by his IQ and understanding of the game, as his mother has been the head women’s coach at Shippensburg University for 27 years. Trn is both confident and consistent on a nightly basis. He can finish with both hands and is a knockdown shooter. He’s going to continue to turn heads this season.

Trn is a highly accurate long-range shooter who has found his role as a “3 & D” player on a Hill roster stacked with college prospects. This past week he splashed 4 threes on his way to 14 points against Blair Academy (NJ). Earlier this month he drained 3 triples as he posted 15 points in a win over Rocktop Academy. Trn is comfortable shooting threes in transition, coming off screens and out of DHO action. Trn’s stroke possesses a quick, high release which means he needs only a sliver of space to get his shot off.  His mid-range jumper is a legitimate weapon too

Trn made his mark in the game from behind the 3 point line. He has no fear putting shots up from deep and converted on four chances from out there. He also got to the foul line. Trn added 14 points. He will be an intriguing prospect to track over the coming years.