I’ve always enjoyed watching Yeary compete and he had another strong effort on Saturday morning for his team. A skilled guard, Yeary had some tough lefty finishes at the rim as he can attack and finish with both hands confidently. Yeary also made some nice passes with his left hand, showing his confidence to make passes from different angles on the court. If Yeary can consistently knock down 3-point shots he could take a big leap in his junior season at Worthington Christian.

Another GBL standout from this summer, Yeary was a standout perimeter shooter for his Midwest Basketball Club squad this summer. Also playing a major role for Worthington Christian as a sophomore, a rare accomplishment in their program, Yeary has lots of experience playing winning basketball. Yeary was also on the championship team of the Pumas Fall League in Columbus last fall as he’s able to make shots and contribute alongside other talented pieces. Yeary projects as a small college target due to his basketball IQ and offensive skill.

I was a fan of Yeary at the Sophomore ID Camp and he had a big second half run in his teams first of two wins on the morning with eight straight points. Yeary scored in transition, off drives and hit a couple mid range jumpers as well. A high IQ player who moves well without the basketball, Yeary’s entire team plays an unselfish brand of basketball that’s fun to watch early in the morning.

I absolutely loved watching Yeary play on Saturday, playing the game the right way. Yeary moved without the basketball and made himself available, scoring numerous times just by being in the right place at the right time. It’s a difficult skill to master and Yeary got open and his teammates did a nice job of hitting him in positions to score. Players should be watching Yeary play because lots of players could improve their off ball movement to get easy buckets and he did that better than anybody else at camp.