Show Me Showdown: Top Illinois Shooters
Who were the best shooters that showed they had shooting arc in the city with the Arch? Here we dive into the top perimeter shooters from Show Me Showdown! Luke Moustakas (Chicago Lockdown 17U) This 2021 Brother Rice power…
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Continue ReadingWho were the best shooters that showed they had shooting arc in the city with the Arch? Here we dive into the top perimeter shooters from Show Me Showdown!
Luke Moustakas (Chicago Lockdown 17U)
This 2021 Brother Rice power forward is emerging as one of the more intriguing posts in his class and a major reason is how well he shoots it spotting up and in pick/pop situations.
Jacob Schadegg (Illinois Bears 17U)
Schadegg is among the better pure three point shooters in the class of 2020 from southern Illinois. Quick release with consistent accuracy.
Carson Parker (Illinois Bears 17U)
Parker is an ultra-smooth all around scorer who has a feathery jump shot from mid-range and three.
Julian Holland (Next Generation 17U)
Holland opened our eyes with his shooting on Friday night against Gateway. He was able to get his shot off and showed he can be a sleeper at the small college level.
Terry Williams (Chicago Demons 17U)
Williams is a plus shooter that will be doing a prep year at Link Year Prep this upcoming season. Quick release and a smooth stroke shooting it.
Lashawn Johnson (Southwest Jets 17U)
Johnson has traditionally been known as more of a slasher, but he showed well as a shooter too when we saw him creating his own shot with feathery jumpers.
Billy Durkin (ET21 Buckeyes 17U)
This will be the first of two Durkin brothers on this list! The Hinsdale South 2020 shooting guard is a plus three point shooter that moves well without the ball.
Brandon Malone (Hoops4Health 17U)
Malone is a guard that can create his own shot with pull up jumpers from all over the floor getting elevation and knocking down shots.
Blake McKay (Illinois Bears 17U)
McKay is a Woodlawn rising senior who can drill shots off the catch from three along with mixing in stop and pop mid-range shots.
Tristen Hercules (Illinois Bears 17U)
Hercules had a strong showing over the weekend in St. Louis and a major reason was the way the Nashville point guard knocked down shots from three.
Bobby Durkin (ET21 Buckeyes 15U)
Durkin might have been the best pure shooter at the tournament. The 2022 Hinsdale South two guard had a feathery jumper from all over the floor!