Kamrin right now is this classes best athlete and with that athleticism, the game seems to come a bit easier for him. We saw him at the showcase be able to get out in transition and finish for dunks and easy finishes and also be able to use a quick first step for blow by baskets as well. He’s an explosive athlete that excels with the ball in his hands but also can be used as a slasher as well. I believe he will be used as a cutter who opens up the floor and if he develops a reliable knockdown 3-pointer he’s going to be extremely difficult to contain. He also has the tools to be a special defender as well as he has a long wing span, moves well laterally and can grab a board and get the break started. Kamrin also has been playing some varsity with Overland in Fall league and we’re seeing him start to adjust to the varsity game speed and pick where he can make his mark. I am excited to see how his game evolves but he’s surely a guy who will be in the mix as a top guy in this class for the next 4 years. He’s a top 15 guy. 

West brought some serious athletic pop to the floor and had stretches where his physical tools simply looked different. He was one of the few players who were able to dunk and was the most athletic player at the event. He was aggressive in 3-on-3, and when he got over to 5s, he shot the ball well, rebounded, and played above the rim, but his explosiveness was most noticeable when he had a runway to the basket. West got downhill quickly and finished at the rim. His athleticism wasn’t only defensively either, he’s a player who I feel can play some varsity minutes this upcoming season due to his defensive instincts as well. He hustled, covered ground, defended multiple positions, and had some standout plays on that end of the floor as well. Solid player with a ton to work with.