Let’s Get Ready III: Stockrisers

<p>There were plenty of solid individual performances at Let's Get Ready III last Sunday. A lot of these young men increased their stock as college basketball prospects.</p> <p>Let's take a look at a few:</p> <p></p> <p><strong>Dylan Boedigheimer (2020, 6'3", Lake Orion)</strong></p> <p>Boedigheimer made me turn my head on Sunday. His post defense was very impressive, getting stops and forcing turnovers. </p> <p><strong>Marco Hernandez (2022, 6'2", Carrollton)</strong></p> <p>Hernandez showed a lot of versatility at Let's Get Ready III. He could play comfortably anywhere on the floor. </p> <p><strong>Jaylen Hodges (2021, 6'3", Saginaw Bridgeport)</strong></p> <p>You don't go to an event like Let's Get Ready III, be named the Most Outstanding Player, and not see a rise in your stock. Hodges was nearly unstoppable on offense.</p> <p><strong>Cole Pardon (2021, 6'4", Brandon)</strong></p> <p>Pardon continued his string of high quality performances at the Prep Hoops Top 250 and Let's Get Ready III. He keeps the game simple, allowing for constant success. </p> <p><strong>Anthony Ribel (2023, 5'11", Traverse City Central)</strong></p> <p>It was good to see a player from the northwest come down and see positive results. Ribel was very solid on the drive and dish. </p> <p><strong>Reed Schilling (2021, 6'5", Flushing)</strong></p> <p>Schilling used the exposure camps exactly how they're meant be used. As a versatile 6'5" wing, he'll be a nightmare for opposing teams. </p> <p><strong>Matt Skiba (2020, 6'5", Utica Ford)</strong></p> <p>Skiba was simply one of the best players at Let's Get Ready III. He was an aggressive rebounder, especially on the offensive end.</p> <p><strong>David Thomas (2023, 6'1", Saginaw Heritage)</strong></p> <p>Thomas showed a lot of potential. His athleticism and ball skills help him have a high ceiling for development over the next 4 years. </p> <p><strong>Jacob Tomsich (2020, 6'1", Midland Dow)</strong></p> <p>College coaches:  Tomsich shouldn't pay for college. I'll leave it at that. </p> <p><strong>Derrick Voltz (2022, 6'4", Carrollton)</strong></p> <p>Voltz showed that he is a big time athlete and a prospect that college coaches at all levels should keep an eye on. He's a multilevel scorer with great horizontal movement. </p> <p><strong>Izaia Williams (2020, 6'2", Saginaw Arthur Hill)</strong></p> <p>Williams will make a statement this high school season. He is constantly talking and his teammates reap the benefits of it. There were times when Williams was the best player in the gym. </p> <p><strong>Daniel Wolak (2023, 5'2", Davison)</strong></p> <p>Wolak was on the smaller side, but was by no means intimidated. He showed confidence in his jumper and an ability to move the ball. </p>