Meyer has some recent buzz with his recruitment as several Midwest division two programs were in the house for JT’s game against Holmen. The last time I watched Meyer play was during the high school season where he preferred to impact the game on the perimeter. JT can absolutely still hit shots, but has improved his physicality in the last few months as he looked extremely efficient near the rim on Saturday. When Meyer is not finishing, he is looking for his teammates on diagonal skip passes cross court when he draws double teams. I would be surprised if Meyer does not pick up a D2 offer by the end of July with his mobility, strength, and ability to hit outside shots with his 6’10 size.

Meyer improves every time I am able to see him in the gym. The physical frontcourt player was sensational on Friday night at Bay Port High School. Meyer had 18 points and a plethora of offensive boards for the Pirates making his physical presence well known in the paint. Meyer is extremely physical around the rim when he gets to his spot and finishes well through contact, converting several and 1s on Friday. Meyer is not shy in attempting shots from well beyond the three point arc as well, as he hit a deep perimeter 3 in the first half. Meyer is an intriguing collegiate prospect at 6’9 and competes on a solid Team Haliburtion during the club season. Circle Meyer as a player to watch as the season wraps up and into this spring and summer.

Meyer, who moved to Bay Port due to a family move, was a bright spot for the 8-3 Pirate squad. Meyer who is long, athletic, and physical made his presence inside known for Bay Port showing his capability to make face up post moves, back to the basket post moves, and stretch the defense making two threes in this game. Meyer who competes with Team Haliburton , has a lot of upside with his size and skill set. JT is averaging just over 12 points per game and had 12 in this game scoring in a variety of ways.