Foeckler proved his versatility at Sophomore ID camp. He was prolific in the pick and roll as the handler and as the roller for team 9. He played above the rim finishing on fast breaks and in alley pop situations. This Power 5 prospect has a solid IQ on the floor that allows him to show off his consistent jumpshot. Keep an eye out for him as he continues his Impact with Franklin.

One of the better athletes that I had the chance to watch, the uber-athletic Foeckler dazzled with an assortment of dunks including catching a lob and throwing it down over multiple defenders. Not just a high flyer, the 6-5 Franklin product, while not having his way getting to the hoop, showed true three-level scoring ability hitting from all areas on the court.

Cooper showed why he’s one of the best shooting guards in the state’s 2029 class. Last year he emerged as a dangerous three point shooter for Franklin, but since then he’s taken that next step forward physically. He’s now listed at 6’5 and has added some burst around the basket. In the game I watched Cooper threw down a number of dunks, including rising up for a backdoor alley-oop off of a set play. Defensively he was able to guard just about every spot on the floor with his length and lateral mobility.

Foeckler stood out for his ability to quickly shoot and knock down threes in his game against Beaver Dam on Friday. Cooper can also get going in the scoring column as he able to convert midrange turnarounds with his fundamental and strong footwork. I was impressed by Foeckler’s ability to finish athletically through and above defending players. The six-foot-four prospect finished with 11 points in a 50-47 victory.

Cooper came to play in his game against Chapman. He started off the game with back to back layups to get his scoring started. He followed that up with a rim grazing dunk through traffic to help give his team some momentum. Once the second half started, Cooper went off. He started it with a hitting an open three followed by a tough and one through traffic. He continued to score like this for the rest of the game and polished Power 5’s dominant win with a dunk in transition. He is definitely a player to look out for this summer. With a 6’4 lanky build, he can knock down threes, block shots, and finish over his defenders at a high percentage.