-26 points, 1 triple

-Physical & explosive

-Plays hard, hustles, dives on the floor

-On-ball steal & transition push, runs the floor very well

-Bouncy 2-handed SLAM in transition

-Nice work moving his feet & cutting off slashers, walled up

-Post entry assist to Beckham

-Backdoor, cut, catch, ridiculous dunk in traffic, put the Falcon on a POSTER!

-Showed off his crazy hangtime on a reverse layup attempt, fouled, 1/2 FT’s

-Pick-n-pop triple from the deep left wing, Thompson w/ the assist

-Productive & aggressive rebounder, high-pointed the ball

-Drive & score w/ D in his face, tough floater score

-Used a sick hesi-move to shake the pressure defense, athletic score over help-d

-Very impressive slash down the right lane line, finished w/ two D in his face

-Sharp BLOB cut, fouled going up on a physical take, 1/2 FT’s

-O-board around 3 Falcons on him

-VERY impressive left-floater to end the first half, wow

-Gobbled up another O-board, throwing his muscle around & creating space

-Ball skills look good, threw accurate left-handed passes

-Transition attack, 1 on1 situation, unstoppable spin-move & point-blank score

-Easy score at the cup during a Bearstail press break

-Swing assist to Beckam for a triple

-O-board when surrounded by two Falcons

-BLOB bucket, cut, backcut, catch, finish, smooth as butter

-Tough drive across the point, high-arcing shot for 2, finished for multiple D

-Multiple O-board late, fouled on the putback, 1/2 FT’s with 1:07 on the clock, down 3

Ty looked on a different level in a win on Saturday, as his strength was full display. He was relentless attacking the rim, making one move to get downhill. He was great at absorbing contact and drawing fouls, as the defenders had no choice but to foul the freshman guard. He is a threat to shoot it from deep, connecting on triples, also pushing the pace and getting everyone involved with his facilitating. Barman, the division 1 offered football player, looked like a man amongst boys playing 15U.

1st Game: Friday 8:05 @ Edina vs. Hoop Habits Blue

-Fresh off a State Track & Field 1st place finish in high jump, expect many explosive finishes, do Barman and Bearstail have the firepower to win it all?

-1st Place in High Jump

Comments: 3rd Place at State, NDAPSSA & NDHSCA All-State, 20.8 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 4.1 apg, 3 spg, 64 FG%, gamer, FREAK athlete, has four D1 football offers

The future D1 athlete led his squad to a perfect 4-0 record. Barman was a beast all over the court. He put a ton of pressure on the defense by always being in “attack mode”. Ty was in the paint early and often. In one game, Barman shot an impressive 12 free-throws. That is very rare in club basketball!

Barman is one of the top players to watch this weekend in the 15U Division at the Battle At The Lakes after an incredible All-State freshman season and a strong start this spring in club ball. As just a 9th grader, Barman averaged 20.8 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.1 assists, and 3 steals per game while helping lead his team to the State Tournament. What makes Ty stand out is his explosive athleticism, high motor, and ability to impact the game in multiple ways. He plays with energy, competes hard on both ends, and is a powerful dunker who can completely change momentum with his athletic plays. His upside is extremely high, and it’s easy to see why he already holds multiple Division 1 football offers while drawing interest from many more programs. Barman is simply a high-level athlete with a bright future and a name everyone should know heading into the weekend.

Big, strong, college-ready build with the athleticism to match. He attacked the basket with the mentality to put somebody in the rim, embracing contact at the rim before rising with force and finishing with power and authority, highlighted by a fastbreak poster dunk that showed his vertical pop and aggression. A constant pressure point when he got downhill. Within the flow of the game, he thrived hitting open catch-and-shoot shots, cutting with purpose, and making timely plays without needing high usage. Defensively, he competed with energy and versatility, guarding multiple positions, rebounding his position well, and bringing a high motor every possession.

Barman is a physically advanced 6’5″ prospect with a strong frame and encouraging athletic foundation. He consistently impacted the glass and showed a willingness to defend, using his size to disrupt plays and finish possessions. Offensively, he thrives in transition where he can leverage his strength and coordination to finish plays. In the halfcourt, he demonstrated patience and footwork around the rim, suggesting a developing interior scoring base. With continued growth physically and skill development on the perimeter, his long-term ceiling is trending upward.

✅ Frame and physical upside
✅ Rebounding and defensive activity
✅ Interior scoring footwork and touch