Niwot struggled a season ago to get any footing and is looking to right the ship this upcoming season. Their lone bright spot was their guard, LT Lehman. Lehman still managed to find ways to be effective despite being the game plan for opposing teams trying to slow him down. He still put up 12.6 points a game and even erupted for 20+ points twice last year, coincidentally both leading towards a win. Lehman was able to shoot the 3-ball, had to take and make some tough shots, and generate good enough looks to keep his team in games. Hopefully, the game slows down for him a bit this season, and teammates catch up to him for him to be able to get loose a bit more, and it leads to some wins. From what we saw from him earlier this summer, he looks ready for the switch. Nonetheless, he makes our rankings debut. 

Lehman stepped into a high-level environment with some Division I prospects and competed to the highest level. He showed confidence as a perimeter shot-maker, and he went on a run that got everyone off their feet in the gym as he knocked down deep shots off movement and off the bounce that had his team with an unlikely lead at the half. When Mountain Stars started to up the pressure even more, he stayed composed under pressure and played with rhythm throughout. His shooting stretched the defense and kept them competitive, and is a player who proved he belongs, especially when the stage got bigger. Certainly want to see more of him. Big Day 2 for him.