KBC West has turned some heads this weekend with strong play and Carter is at the center of everything for his team. Carter works hard in the full court press that KBC West used and got a handful of steals off that pressure. At the point of attack, Carter did a nice job staying tight against ball handlers and pressuring the basketball. Carter also looked comfortable as a mid-range shooter, connecting on some pull-up jumpers from the 12-18 foot range on Saturday. Warren Central is one of the top programs from Western Kentucky and Carter is viewed as a key piece for them this season.

Carter bounced back from injury to have a solid Sophomore season but that was just a glimpse of the potential Kash has. Coach Unseld is very high on Carter as a very big part of the Dragon roster for the next two seasons. Carter is both quick and fast and can get to the rim and finish through contact. Look for him as a potential stock booster through this summer.

Carter is back from big time ankle surgery and immediately started making an impact for the Dragons. I’ve learned to trust Coach Unseld’s opinion on players and he raves about Kash’s potential and how hard he plays. The 2027 class is full of point guards but Kash is climbing up the list of top guards.

Currently sidelined by an ankle injury, Kash was having a massive AAU season before having to sit out the summer. Carter climbed up 11 spots from 44th to 33rd in the class and Coach Unseld thinks he can be one of the better guards to come through Warren Central in recent years. Kash should be back to 100% early this winter.