Dakotas Top 250 Expo: New Names We Should Know
Tanner Te Slaa 2022 Boyden-Hull
One of the more shocking players at the Expo, Te Slaa showed great maturity that most people were shocked to find out he was only in the 2022 class. He’s got big time length and a big jumper to go along with his lights out shooting.
He’s just a 2022 😳 https://t.co/ILiMQPjpYU
— Prep Hoops Dakotas (@PrepHoopsDakota) September 30, 2018
Jeffery Worth 2022 Tea Area
Worth may be young but that didn’t stop him from shooting the ball at a very high efficiency at the Expo. He is a dangerous threat from deep with that stroke. Worth has been playing all year around which shows in his game.
Tea is in the house @PrepHoopsTop250!!! 2022 Jeffrey Worth rings the bell in the late game with a smooth stroke @RyanJamesMN @KCchris1
— Prep Hoops Dakotas (@PrepHoopsDakota) September 30, 2018
Garrett Kolbeck 2021 Tea Area
Kolbeck is also from Tea Area which has been unstoppable not only on the varsity level but the JV and C team levels as well. Their C team went undefeated this past season. He is locked and ready to continue that success this coming season at Tea.
SNIPER ALERT: 2021 Garrett Kolbeck of Tea Area is locked and loaded 💰@RyanJamesMN @KCchris1
— Prep Hoops Dakotas (@PrepHoopsDakota) September 30, 2018
Gavin Keller 2021 Kindred High School
Keller is a 6’7 stretch forward who is silky smooth from behind the arc. He consistently knocked down jumpers. Along with his shooting abilities, he can use his height nicely around the rim as well as protecting the rim on the other side of the floor.
Andrew Walter 2022 Harrisburg
He was very shifty with his moves to get inside the lane and finish with a nice touch. He used different moves each time he was inside the lane to keep the defense off-guard.
Angok Akot 2022 SF Washington
Akot literally has arms for days. At 6’4 he becomes a very versatile player on both sides of the ball. Along with the fact he’s still young and can improve on his already deadly play is a thing teams should watch out for.
Luke Glanzer 2022 Lincoln
At a height that’s shorter than most players, Glanzer didn’t let that stop him from attacking the rim with conviction. He was also very active on the defensive side of the ball challenging any defender he was put up against.
Gabe Glanzer 2021 SF Roosevelt
Glanzer has all the right intangibles of being a great player in the next couple of years. He has shown great pace, communicated well, and facilitates very nicely to the open teammates. He draws the defense in on his dribble drives and then is great at dumping down for the big guy or kicking out for the shooters.
Kade Moffitt 2021 SF O’Gorman
Has a pretty deadly shot that consistently goes in. Will make it hard for defenders to sag off him and should draw attention to spread the floor out for dribble drives.
Sam Ward 2020 Vermillion
Ward got to play with one of the best guards in the state last year in A.J. Plitzuweit. Even though the team lived and died by A.J., Ward was still one of the best players on the team. He has a smooth shot that will be hard to stop this season.