The shifty senior guard out of Mount Vernon was electric in the parts of two games I got to see him play. Noticeably quicker with his first step, he was able to get to whatever spot on the floor he wanted and was efficient scoring all day long. What I’ve thought Meyer need to improve on the most was defense and he took the challenge and played with a high motor and was active on the defensive end playing passing lanes and using his length to create chaos. Scholarship level player that is starting to buy in on the defensive end.

The Mount Vernon product is a smooth combo guard that plays with a lot of confidence offensively. Shifty handle that allows him to get to his spot. Has the ability to stop on a dime and rise up over defenders while shooting with a soft touch. Underrated passer. He can get crafty with the way he distributes the ball to teammates. Defensively he has the potential to be a good on-ball defender with his length and athleticism. Always electric in transition and should have a really good fall league.

An above average athlete that oozes confidence on the offensive end. Meyer is a shifty guard that can score in a multitude of ways. He possesses a quick first step to blow by defenders where he can finish at the rim comfortably with either hand while also being able to create space and stop on a dime and rise up in the midrange for a floater. Consistent three-point shooter with deep range.

We’ve had Robb on our radar for awhile now after first seeing him at the Pocket City Fall League a couple of years ago. He is a shifty guard that creates his own shot well off of the bounce. His ball handling allows him to create separation and he gets good elevation on his jump shot. Robb is an all-around shot-maker that excels from beyond the arc and in the mid-range as a jump shooter. The rising senior at Mt. Vernon (Posey) High School should be one of the top scores in the area this coming season.

This talented guard from Mt. Vernon (Posey) High School has been on our radar for quite some time here at Prep Hoops Indiana. He is a gifted scorer with an impressive pop of athleticism vertically that allows him to get off his smooth jump shot and finish against size at the end of his drives. Meyer passed the ball well on Saturday afternoon as well. He finished with 21 points in a win for his DistinXion Black 17u squad.

Robb burst onto the scene for us here at Prep Hoops Indiana with his play last fall at the Pocket City Fall League. He then backed it up with strong play at a few Prep Hoops events since then. On Sunday, he was right back at it down at the Pocket City Fall League showcasing his dynamic playmaking ability. He is very athletic with clear quick-twitch traits. Robb put up 23 points in his second contest of the day after scoring 14 in his prior contest. He can flat out score the basketball.

Robb is a 6’1″ guard out Mount Vernon (Posey) High School that looked to be about as pure of a true “combo guard” as anyone in attendance at The Expo. He is a guard that likes to attack the defense and use a very consistent floater in the intermediate range. A variety of quick dribble moves and an effective first step allowed him to get a piece of the paint often in 5-on-5 play. When he would play off the ball, he was constantly working to get a free look and would knock down outside jumpers as well. There is a lot to like about his game.