An absolute bucket getter in the 2027 Indiana in-state class that does it in an unorthodox way. Smooth on the offensive end with shiftiness to get to his spot. Not the quickest player, but has a really good first step and gains a lot of ground getting past his defender where he can finish in a variety of different ways around the rim. Had times where he struggled with pressure bringing it up, but settled in and showed he’s capable playing on and off the ball as a scorer and distributor.

A prospect that averages over 16 points per game on 50/40/90 splits at a Class 4A school shouldn’t fly under-the-radar. However, it wasn’t until Kalkat led Legacy Ice Elite 17u to such an excellent spring that college coaches really started to buzz about this 6’2″ guard from Whiteland High School. Kalkat has an impressive pop of athleticism that he utilizes to help him score so efficiently from all three levels. He is an excellent prospect for Division II and NAIA programs to track closely.

After a breakout junior season this 6’2″ has become one of the top spring stock-risers in the state. Kalkat is an efficient scorer from all three levels, has the athleticism to beat people off of the bounce and elevate to score at the rim, and is a proven high-percentage jump shooter. All of that was on display on Tuesday, but also flashed his excellent passing ability. Kalkat projects as a true combo guard who can really score it and also serve as a secondary playmaker within your offense.

This was yet another setting where Kalkat proved himself as one of the top spring stock-risers in the state. The athletic 6’2″ guard is coming off of an excellent junior season for Whiteland and is playing his way into being a highly sought after small college prospect across the Division II, Division III, and NAIA levels. His offensive skill let and sneaky athleticism as a driver allows him to score it consistently.

Not just a stock-riser from the live period, but the spring in general, Kalkat has quickly made himself a highly sought after prospect for small college guards across the Division II, Division III, and NAIA levels. After an excellent junior year at Whiteland High School that saw him average 16.9 points per game on 50/40/90 shooting splits, Kalkat has led Legacy Ice Elite 17u to a 23-2 spring which has included several wins over shoe circuit teams and a perfect 4-0 weekend at Prep Hoops Live.

Another weekend, another excellent performance for this Whiteland High School guard. Kalkat has been a major stock-riser this spring catching the attention of many college coaches. His athleticism off of the bounce, scoring efficient from all three levels, and consistent poise really has allowed him to blossom. He scored 23 points in Legacy Ice Elite 17u’s win over Progeny UAA 17u on Sunday. Division II/Division III/NAIA schools should continuing watching him into the summer.

Kalkat has been a massive stock-riser throughout the spring. He was excellent once again at the Run N Slam with Legacy Ice Elite 17u. The 6’2″ guard has a real pop of athleticism off of the bounce. He is a quick downhill driver that routinely can beat his man and then has some explosiveness when elevating to finish. That translates to his pull-up jumper as well. He was a 50/40/90 guy this past season at Whiteland High School. High-level small college prospect to follow.

Someone that has become one of my favorites to watch, the 6’2” wirey guard for Legacy Ice Elite 2027 had it all going for him on the offensive end in their big win over Indiana Game UA Rise on Saturday Morning. Silky smooth guard that isn’t the quickest or most athletic, but knows how to use his body and has an unorthodox game to where he’s tough to stop from getting to his spots.He’s really good in pick and roll situations reading the defense and simply making the right play. Confident shooter with a nice follow through. Sneaky defender that’s capable of guarding the 1-3 due to his length. Has the ability to be a game changer and turn defense into offense in a hurry.

The lengthy shooting guard was quite impressive in the showing that I saw a couple weeks ago. Has an unorthodox style of play with the ability to score the ball in a variety of different ways. He’s a talented playmaker that makes winning plays on both ends of the floor.

It was a very productive weekend for this junior guard from Whiteland High School. Kalkat has quickly carried the momentum from a breakout junior season into the spring with Legacy Ice Elite . He was showing off his well-rounded offensive game and impressive athleticism while leading his team to a 4-0 weekend at The Stage. The 6’2″ guard gets great elevation on his jump shots and has some explosiveness when rising up to finish at the rim.