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Scott Burgess | Prep Hoops Scout
Stasys has made a case for the #1 spot in a battle with Martin. He is going to be the go to guy for Benet and looked comfortable in that role over the weekend. Well built post that is an elite rebounder that is probably the best in the state at that skill. Offensively he showed he could put it on the deck from the mid-range, get to the foul line at a high rate, and throw down powerful jams. Good low post skill set with a step back in the mid-range. Quality post defender. What he showed decking it from the mid and high post was what boosted his stock.
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Read EvaluationDaniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Hands down one of the better bigs in attendance all weekend. Long and active, Stasys played with a motor on both ends and rebounded well outside of his area, consistently getting his hands on 50/50 balls. Ed had a knack for finding openings on the interior and finished effectively with either hand, even through contact. He also put consistent pressure on the rim as a lob threat, showing he could go up and get it while finishing well above the rim. On the defensive end, he showed good mobility, protected the rim, and did a solid job walling up inside — forcing opponents to finish over the top and settle for contested looks.
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Read EvaluationTeddy Bahu | Prep Hoops Scout
Stasys is an athletic 6’8″ F who’s bolstered his way up our rankings in recent months. He showed much of that athleticism with some big time plays against Auburn in the DeKalb super sectional on Monday. Finishing with 23 points. He also had an impressive 19-point performance in the sectional semifinal against Yorkville.
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