Glaser has the potential to become a difference maker for Centaurus as he heads into his senior season. He made noticeable strides last year averaging 7.8 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.8 steals while proving he can impact the game in multiple ways. His ability to read defenses, create for others and capitalize on scoring chances makes him a valuable guard who helps his team function at a high level. Glaser also brings strong defensive instincts and a willingness to make winning plays. With his confidence continuing to build he has the tools to take another step forward and become an important X-factor this winter

Glaser is a guard whose confidence continues to grow for Centaurus as he heads into his senior season. He finished last year on a strong note, emerging as a reliable playmaker and someone his teammates could count on in key moments. Shooting an efficient 48% from the field, he consistently makes smart decisions, takes quality shots and rarely forces the action. His ability to control the game and make the right reads helps keep the offense running smoothly. He had some great growth in his overall numbers as he averaged 7.8 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.8 steals per game, showcasing his impact on both ends of the floor. With another offseason of development, Glaser is poised to take an even bigger role and continue building on an impressive upward trajectory

Finn is going to make his rankings debut this go round, as he was able to show that he belonged this season. The 6’1 guard showcased his athleticism, got out in the open court and made plays happen, and also stepped in and helped as a plug-and-play top of prospect. He played both on and off ball, he was a miscowave scorer, and he was also the team’s defensive stopper. He averaged 7.8 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.8 steals a game. Finn is an intriguing 2-way prospect with high upside that we hope to see this summer as well as in the Fall.

Finn Glaser Finn Glaser 5'11" | SF/PG Centaurus | 2027 State CO is the kind of defensive disruptor every postseason team needs. The junior guard doubled his production this year and averages eight points while anchoring the perimeter with 2.8 steals a night. Opponents may dare him to score, but he’s shown he can make them pay. Expect him to be the tone-setter defensively and to be one of the most important prospects on the floor.