-5 points

-Grabbed a few rebounds

-Gritty defender

-Had a high motor all game

-Active hands on defense had some deflections

-Much more offensively skilled then shown in this game

-Only a junior

-11 points

-Nice all-round game scored/guarded and rebounded for his team

-Has good size/length and is able to guard multiple positions on the floor

-Brings alot of energy and effort to his team

-Definitely does alot that doesn’t go into the box scores

-8 points tonight/had looks just one of those nights they weren’t falling

-Nice all round game, chipped in with few assists/rebounds and steals

-Can tell this kid has a nice skill set/handled ball well/good court awareness

-Good energy/played hard defensively

-Having a quality start to the season

-15.3 ppg, 6.2 rpg

-Playing aggressively & assertively in his newly expanded role

-Kernels need him & expect him to keep playing at a high level

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-Looked good shooting the ball, caught my eyes multiple times throughout

-Crashed O-boards hard, snagged ball, got another rebound in same possession

-Another O-board, putback bucket. 3 offensive rebounds in one possession

-Ran the floor well, caught, attacked, dropped a dime to a teammate on block

-Sneaky offensive rebound, does good work reading the ball off the rim

-Hit an in-rhythm corner triple, Arpan with the assist

-Catch on wing, aggressive attack, contested score at the cup

Raml showed out at The Expo and proved he’s a legitimate offensive weapon. The long, confident shooter from Mitchell displayed a smooth stroke and deep range, knocking down triples both off the catch and the bounce. His length gives him an edge to shoot over defenders, and he used it well to create clean looks. Whether spotting up or pulling up in rhythm, Raml filled it up from beyond the arc — showing that this Kernel can flat-out shoot the rock. A well-deserved spot among the event’s Noteworthy Ballers.

-He hoops with a scorer’s mindset, impressive ability to get to the rim as a slasher

-Noteworthy athleticism, moves well, interested to see how he shoots the ball

Owen put up some nice numbers at times last season for the Kernels hovering around that 8-9 points per game mark several times. He did a nice job guarding the opposing teams number 2 and 3 scorers. Raml will be counted on more this season to bring a more consistent offensive presence as well as be able to step into that lock down defender spot up top. From what I can tell, he has all the ability he needs to seamlessly fill those areas of need for Mitchell this season.

Raml was first off the bench for Mitchell against Orlando Christian Prep. He struggled from the field at the Classic shooting the ball, but you can see he possesses some athletic ability when he got up for rebounds. Moves well and is a fluid athlete. He’ll have a large role next year as a Junior.