Thomas Jefferson has leaned on Rowekamp as its go to presence all season. Averaging 14.2 points and 5.7 rebounds, he’s been their most consistent producer. He attacks relentlessly, pushes the pace and gets downhill where he can finish through contact or collapse the defense. His energy in transition creates easy opportunities and keeps pressure on opponents for four quarters. If he controls tempo and lives in the paint, Thomas Jefferson becomes much more dangerous offensively

Rowekamp is a top player after averaging 11.1 points last season and he’s primed to thrive at Thomas Jefferson. He’s dynamic with the ball in his hands and shifty enough to beat defenders off the dribble, strong enough to finish at the rack and confident enough to bury the three when defenders sag. His handles keep defenses guessing, but what truly elevates his game is his vision. Rowekamp sees the floor a step ahead, finding teammates in stride and creating scoring chances that most players don’t. With his blend of scoring versatility and playmaking, he’s set to be a major catalyst for TJ all year long

Moseley is a player that I feel should certainly get more attention, as I feel that he’s a next-level guard. He plays with instinct, has a smooth game where he gets to his spots and scores in a variety of ways. I like the way he moves for a 6’2 guard that sees the floor well. He uses that size and puts defenders on his hip and still plays with balance. He played well for the Spartans a season ago, but this summer he wanted to get his name out there a bit more. He got out to events and showed where he stands amongst the state’s best and won a few of those matchups. He’s a player who certainly deserves to rise with his performance and goes into the season with a bump. Rowekamp is a player. 

Rowekamp continues to impress every time we see him as a player who lets his game speak for itself. He’s a smooth lefty guard with size, who is efficient due to taking the right shots, not pressing or every stepping out of his game. In 3 on 3, he was a reliable scorer as he knocked down threes, drove into the lane, and consistently made the extra pass to get the defense moving. I wanted to see if that would continue in 5-on-5 and he looked even better. He played both on and off the ball, he cut hard, found space, and never forced contested looks despite others looking for their own. His feel, shot selection, and versatility point to a high-level guard who simply knows how to play.

Mosely Rowekamp Mosely Rowekamp 6'2" | SG Thomas Jefferson | 2026 State CO never shies away from contact, absorbing defenders at the rim to cash in from close range. Rowekamp gets in a groove quickly on offense and goes on lengthy scoring runs at a time. With his head on a swivel, Rowekamp is vocal around his teammates and wastes no time making plays.

Mosely is primed to be the guy for Thomas Jefferson this year, and after how he played last season, he’s ready for it. As a junior, he averaged 11.1 points and 4.9 boards while still adjusting to the system, but by season’s end and from what we saw at Colorado Live, he looked like one of the top guards in the state. Rowekamp is a strong, shifty lefty guard who plays all over the floor. He scores at all three levels, uses his body well in traffic, and consistently finds his spots in the midrange. He makes a huge jump in the rankings and will be looking to lead the Spartans this season.