The Davies backcourt will have a bit of a new look, but they will have some nice length. Triepke (6’3″), Brady Vetter Brady Vetter 6'4" | SG Fargo Davies | 2027 State ND (6’3″), and Tommy Baumgartner Tommy Baumgartner 6'5" | SG Fargo Davies | 2027 State ND (6’5″). Gage reminds me of a microwave scorer. The southpaw shooter has long-range shooting ability with the confidence to match. He can fill it up in a hurry. Gage can also slash and make things happen off the bounce. I saw on social media that Treasure Toja Treasure Toja 6'8" | SF International School | 2027 State ND is moving/transferring to a Minnesota school. If this is true, Triepke will have an even more important role for the Eagles and will be needed to boost production.

*If Treasure is gone, expect speedster Jayden Samolu to be in the starting lineup for the Eagles.

-Gathered in a tipped O-board, attacked and banked home a score

-Extra-pass assist to Deutsch for a 3-ball

-Floater score from the left side, tough shot in traffic

-Looked good w/ hard closeouts but still under control, contested/forced misses

-Extra-pass assist to Bloms for a triple, good ball movement by Triepke

-Deflected a pass & forced a TO in crunch time

-Blocked shot late in the game

-2/2 on FT’s with 4.2 on the clock, ice in his veins

-1/2 FT’s under a min in overtime

-2/2 FT’s with 2 secs on the clock, closed out the game

-A long lefty guard, this could be a breakout weekend for Triepke

-Loads of potential with his size, skill, shooting range, and shot creation

-Will be 1 of the main dudes for Davies next year, let’s see if he looks like it this weekend

-7.1 ppg (39 FG%), 2.5 rpg, 1.8 apg, 7 EFFpg, 24 made 3FG (29%)

-Green light shooter next season, lanky southpaw, short memory, deep range

-Ranked high because of his length, mobility, shooting & microwave scoring ability

-15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 triples

-Nice-sized lefty guard

-Dangerous in the space & shoot game

-Scores in a hurry, microwave

-Noteworthy bucket in transition, fluid catch & finish going full speed

-Hit a crafty 1-handed J around the hoop

-Does good work shaping-up & spotting-up, find the window for the pass

-Awesome hesi-move that led to a smooth middy J

-11 points, 4/4 FT’s, 1 triple

-Nice-sized lefty wing player

-Drilled a triple in the first half, deep catch & shoot

-He was money for the line, looked confident

-Impressive O-board tip-in when trailing in transition

-Showed it athleticism when rejecting a 3-point shot

-4.7 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1 apg, 38.5 FG%

-Confident baller, no trouble getting shot off, smooth pull-up game, moves well

-Exciting upside with his length on the wing, long rang shooter, heats up quickly

-8 points, 2 triples

-Full of confidence & swagger

-I like his length as a soph guard

-Lefty shooter with long range ability

-Hit both trey in the first half, cashed from top of the key and right wing

-Scored at the hoop in the second half off an Eagles TO

-Keep an eye on this dangerous offensive weapon

Triepke is our pick as the Eagles’ breakout baller. With the graduation of Mason Klabo, plenty of shots and opportunities are now up for grabs at Davies—and Triepke has the game to seize them. The sophomore lefty is a confident playmaker with true three-level scoring ability, equally comfortable attacking the rim, pulling up in the mid-range, or stretching defenses from way deep. His 6’1” frame, length, and quality athleticism give him the tools to make an immediate impact, while his style meshes perfectly with the Eagles’ up-tempo, run-and-gun, three-point-heavy system. The only question? Davies is deep, and minutes will be competitive. If Triepke can carve out his role in the rotation, he has the skillset to make a splash on the varsity stage this season.