Sully is likely the best three-level scorer in this article and appears to be a sure-fire future Division 1 player. Felberg has a complete game as a scorer, rebounder, skilled passer, and versatile defender. He is smart about exploiting mismatches, can play bully ball around the hoop, slash for profit, and hold his own on the outside with the best shooters in the state. If you want to see a walking-bucket, take a look at Sully!

-Showed off elite handles (even by guard standards), beating defenders off the bounce and getting to the rim for scores

-Has excellent court vision to find open cutters and teammates when double team as he is often

-Has a fabulous shooting stroke from anywhere on the court

-Has great hands and catches everything

-Dominates on the boards

-Dominant defender blocking several shots on the day

-Shows great patience in the post

-Just and extremely skilled and smooth player #1 for a reason

-D1 offers from SDSU & USD, remarkable spring club season, star in the making

-1st Team All-State this past season, led Cyclones to State, 15.6 ppg, 7 rpg, 2.3 apg

Top player in the class of 2028 SD and showed why its gonna be very difficult to take that spot away from him. At 6’9 his ballhandling skills are next level along with the ability to shoot the three ball at a high percentage and a power post up game when hes inside which makes him a nightmare to matchup against. Has a great feel for the game and is a willing passer who sees the plays develop early.

Sully had a HUGE spring and has picked up two D1 offers. Felberg has expanded his offensive game and has also upgraded his defense to the point where his presence changes the game. Sully is one of the top 2028 prospects in the Midwest.

-Likely the best player I saw play this spring, has always been skilled, but has really bulked up in the past year, do-it-all playmaker, has D1 written all over him

Felberg was arguably the best player in the gym on Friday night at Hopkins High School. Sully is the definition of all-around as he is able to impact the game in so many different ways. What stands out first is Felberg’s ability to impact the game with his physicality. The prospect out of South Dakota is college ready with his strength and he is able to use this to his advantage on both end of the floor. Felberg disrupts shots at the rim, dunks on and over opponents, and can power through defenders with his pure strength and effort. To compliment his strength, Sully is very skilled and has a great bag of moves using shoulder fakes in the midpost and paint areas. To round out his game, Felberg can shoot it efficiently and pass the ball extremely well. Felberg is a must see prospect for college coaches.

Last night was my first time seeing Sully play in-person, and he certainly impressed. At 6’9 Sully combines strength, explosiveness, and skill making him a versatile forward. He’s so dangerous catching out of the high post as he can beat opposing bigs off one dribble, or drop a dime to a cutting teammate. Impressive vision to spot a gap and lead his teammate perfectly to the rim. Sully can go to work with his back to the basket, and without the ball is constantly making hard cuts looking to get high percentage looks around the rim. Outside shot wasn’t falling last night, but he still managed to hit one three in the win for Team Warwick.

-24 points

-2 triples, multiple FT’s

-Led the team in the win over WI Playmakers

-Best player on the court

-Has really added on muscle and weight since I saw him live last summer

-Talented at using his body and drawing fouls, at the line often

-High-pointed rebounds

-Has handles like a super skilled PG

-Smart and talented passer

-Threw beautiful touch passes

-Powerful 2-handed dunk on a backdoor cut

-Post-up, mid attack, AND1 bucket

-Post, baseline attack, sick reverse layup

-All-oop layup, nice timing

-Post spin, physical score over the defender

-Sweet backdoor pocket pass

-Excellent shooting stroke

-D1’s have to be very interested