PHD is a fan of Hofmann’s game and believes that he has a bright future. Drew is an underrated athlete, a versatile baller, skilled, smart, clever, and unselfish. I am expecting Hofmann to be one of the top-tier Class B players this coming season. Hofmann has a soft & easy release in his jumper and is very effective in the catch & shoot game. Drew runs like the wind and finishes above the rim impressively. He has a nasty spin-move when slashing and is a creative/effective finisher. Big things are coming this winter from Hofman.

Drew should be a Stock Riser in the next Rankings Update. From what I saw this spring, he will be an absolute dude in B. Hofmann is a serious athlete loaded with versatility. He makes the high-effort plays, scores from every level, and will impress you with his two-way playmaking.

-A jack-of-all-trades type if player, flush with versatility, length, and athleticism

-Bouncy, gritty, high NRG, runs the floor well, defends multiple positions, mismatches

Hoffmann showcased impressive skill and basketball ability this spring. He has a quality basketball build and a well-rounded game. As he adds muscle, he will be a scary player. Drew defends well and has a great vertical. He has a soft scoring touch around the hoop and from the outside. Hofmann also runs the floor well in transition. He will be one of the best B players in ND next winter.

-I was very impressed with his game in Sioux Falls, Drew is long & versatile, moves/runs well, plays super hard, unselfish w/ the ball, flexible/efficient finisher

-Used his length to change/alter shots

-Runs the floor well, long & mobile

-For sure a Stock Riser in the next Rankings update

-Swing assist to Richter for a deep triple

-Up-tempo push, got to the rim, lefty scoop score, nice body control

-Swing assist to Richter for a 3ball

-Transition push, corner assist to Hanson

-Nice length, looks like he could add a few more inches

-Multi-level scorer

-Catch & shoot corner 3-pointer

-Lets it fly with a high & soft release

-Showed a sick spin-move

-All-around talent, did not force shots, took what the D gave him

-12.5 ppg, 8.5 rpg, 4.3 apg, 1.9 spg, 1.2 bpg, 43 3FG%. a do-it-all playmaker

-All-District, playmaker for the Thunder (went to State B), catalyst on the court

-Cerebral ball player, gets it done on both ends, tough/scrappy, high% J-shooter

Drew averaged 12.5ppg, 8.5rpg, 4.3apg, 1.9spg, 1.2bpg, shooting 43% from three. At a long 6’3 (closer to 6’4 I believe) drew showed a great ability to score and defend at a high level this season. Very smart player (doesn’t get enough credit for that) who also showed alot more toughness this season and was asked to guard alot of the top players from the opponents teams and was always up for and ready to take on that challenge. Drew continually got more confident as the season went along and came up big in big moments of big games down the stretch for his Medina team. I really like his ballhandling skills for a longer player at his position also a very good athlete who dont be surprised if he plays more “above the rim” this summer and next regular season.

Drew had a heck of a regional tournament having the best game of his career in the round 1 upset victory over Hankinson with 28 points and 8 rebounds he was also 4/8 shooting threes. Drew averaged 14ppg in the tournament making countless big shots and sparking his team to several runs in games. Defensively drew has stepped up his game and has had better anticipation on the defensive end and his rebounding has also picked up. A full 6’3 combo guard who is asked to handle the ball/score/rebound and defend for his team and drew answers the bell each night. His length at his position has given his opponents fits all season and that was the case again in the regional tournament.