Kendry one was of the top players at the expo last month due to his ability to smoothly get buckets while playing fast and staying physical. He utilized his strong build and strength to get rebounds and easy second chance buckets but also was able to run the court nicely and rise up to throw down dunks with ease.

Here is a player who went under a lot of people’s radars last season after a consistent year with Clarkston. He uses his length to his advantage, rising above defenders with ease and being able to get his shot off smoothly. He showcases his athleticism in the transition game, being able to finish at an elite level through contact. Gimlin is a player to keep an eye on and can continue to improve and become a player high level coaches want to recruit. 

Gimlin was quietly one of the top scorers on the east side of the state this past winter, averaging over 18 points a game at Clarkston. The 6-foot-5 wing has a pure shot; smooth release, great rotation, and has the type of length that accentuates his ability to pull-up from different levels, while also extending windows for catch-and-shoot looks. He’s also flashed some above the rim finishing and the mindset to play though some contact.