Watched Lockport play in their Saturday morning contest. Team will be a tough out with Nedas playing 1 of the 2 main go to guys alongside his brother. Venckus’ pure jumper off the bounce or catch is one of many skills that are more than worthy for colleges to take a look at. He can play above the rim within the ½ court setting or during the transition game with plus bounce. His unique ability to get to his spots on his dribble with adequate quickness are tangibles that continue to be a challenge for defenses to stay in front of. His projection will continue to rise through senior campaign.

Like his brother, Nedas has a very similar build with just as much potential Doing so much on the court to impact winning. That includes snagging some tough rebounds, making plays, as a passer, and even showcasing a smooth touch around the rim. The defense is also there, as he created a handful of turnovers leading to easy transition points. Showcased the athleticism with an alley-oop poster and a fast-break dunk.

Similar to his twin brother, Nedas offers versatility on the offensive end. We saw him and Nojus set each other up for Breakaway ‘s opening two baskets of the game against Geek Squad, and they connected for a few more buckets throughout the game. Nedas keeps the ball moving, doesn’t over dribble, and has the handle/poise at 6’3 to get his team into their offense under pressure. The game just seems to come natural to the Venckus twins.