Summer Stockrisers: Part 5
Over the past 2 weeks, we have looked at some of the prospects in Michigan that may have seen their stock rise over the summer. These athletes have ranged from national stars to players recently pushing their way into the…
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Continue ReadingOver the past 2 weeks, we have looked at some of the prospects in Michigan that may have seen their stock rise over the summer. These athletes have ranged from national stars to players recently pushing their way into the state rankings. This summer has seen basketball players from Michigan excel in grassroots events and team camps. These performances have gained the attention of scouts and college coaches.
Jacob Tomsich (2020, 5’11”, SG, H.H. Dow, All Out Elite / Michigan Cagers)
Tomsich took advantage of the grassroots season. He has established himself as an elite shooter in the class of 2020. Tomsich is a bit small for a true shooting guard, but it doesn’t seem to effect him. He has an aggressive shooting nature and a quick release that allows him to get looks at the bucket. Tomsich has in the gym type range.
Javantee Randle (2021, 6’9″, PF, Detroit Frederick Douglass, The Family)
Randle has exploded this summer. He’s been on the big stage with The Family and performed in a big time way. Randle has a huge effect on the game on both ends of the floor. He is moving quickly up the prospect list and should be in for a great season with a very talented Detroit Frederick Douglass squad.
Ethan Dunn (2022, 6’10”, C, East Lansing, MBA)
Dunn was fun to watch, playing with a very skilled MBA 15u team. He cleared out space in the lane and caught entry passes with his back to the basket. Dunn showed the ability to use his feet to score in the paint, not having to put the ball on the floor after gaining position and getting fed.
Scott Sims (2022, 5’10”, PG, Kalamazoo Central, BTO Elite)
You have to see Sims play and not just watch a highlight reel to truly appreciate his game. He’s a quick player that can play at any pace. Sims can handle the ball and seems to recognize high percentage plays and scoring opportunities. This makes him a very efficient lead guard.