Mark is dual-sport athlete in Louisville who has the intangibles to be one of the best at his position regardless of which sport he chooses to prioritize. More often than not, he’s the most physically threatening prospect on the court but more importantly is his ability to recognize and take advantage of mismatches. If the ball got deep enough in the paint when it was in Mark’s hands, positive outcomes followed suit. He flashed the makings of a future star – reliable finishing, good footwork, intensity… Above all his, his court vision and passing abilities could set him apart from others.

Mark is another prospect on this list who showcased traditional big man qualities. Using his frame to secure the ball on both sides of the court, there were very few instances during which Mark didn’t have his way. He moved his feet well when faced with quicker competition and made the most of the offensive opportunities sent his way by finishing strong around the rim. Probably the most intriguing aspect of Mark’s game was his ability to initiate the offense with accurate outlet passes. To be clearer, these weren’t typical passes. Mark dished full-court dimes through traffic on multiple occasions that led to positive offensive outcomes for Demi Rayn’s 14U squad.