Jeremiah is a long and skilled wing that will turn heads this year. He may be a new comer to some as he had to sit out all of last year. He is a very capable scorer and will always find a way to get buckets. He can score from all three levels especially in the midrange where he hit multiple tough shots in the face of defenders. He is a very capable three point shooter and could extend his range a bit off the line. With his length and athletic ability he is tough to stop at he rim. Expect him to have a breakout year with a revamped Centennial squad.

Haslerig is a dynamic scorer! He gets downhill with his quick first step and noteworthy length. Jeremiah has a tight handle and gets to his mid-range jumper with ease. He uses his length defensively, playing the passing lanes for dunks and layups. He’s a must-watch baller for Indy. Haslerig is averaging 19 ppg this spring and summer. 

( Team Elevate ) Haslerig’s length impacted both offense and defense. On offense, he was very effective off the dribble, taking long strides to get to the rim. On defense, his energy and long arms disrupted the passing lanes.

Possibly the most impactful wing within this age group, Haslerig’s production and efficient scoring aided Team Elevate in a 3-1 effort this weekend. Capable attacking closeouts, he is a fluid ball handler while attacking full speed. Adept converting finishes at the rim with either hand, he was an impressive scorer around the rim, particularly for this age group. Haslerig was possibly the most refined two-way prospect at his 6’4 frame, within the 15U division. Knocking down a few three pointers behind the arc, Haslerig is especially refined at this stage in his career, set for a viable high school career in due time. Alternatively on the defensive end, he was flying all over the pace on help defense, levearging his wide reach and mobility to disrupt opposing shotmakers.