Open Period Preview – 2022 Small Forward
The top 2022 small forwards in South Dakota that college basketball coaches should know? We give you that group of local talent today at PHD! Top Five Prospects Noah Behrends of Aberdeen Central (6’5). What makes Noah the top…
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Top Five Prospects
Noah Behrends of Aberdeen Central (6’5). What makes Noah the top small forward prospect in this class at this point? Range, size, and agility. Few guys his size in his class can move as well as Noah and have the same level of ball skill to score and keep the offense moving.
Tory Holland of De Smet (6’2). Holland was often an impact player off the bench for one of the best Class B teams in the state. The beauty of Holland is that he can step off the floor bench and defend three different spots and the offense doesn’t miss a beat.
Brooks Nelson of Sioux Falls Christian (6’3). Nelson had a great year on the junior varsity and played some quality minutes on the varsity as well. Ball skilled player with good footwork and a solid feel.
Alec Voegele of Aberdeen Central (6’5). Started for Central this year because Voegele is physically ready with a broad frame and agility at his size. Alec is a trusted player on both ends and his skills improved as the year hit February.
Jayden Witte of Sioux Falls Christian (6’3). Witte has a toughness and lateral agility that allowed him to defend wings. On the offensive end Witte scored physically and actively, has the potential to mix the active baskets with skilled creations.
Next Group
Nick Bowne of Deubrook (6’2).
Jaden Kral of Yankton (6’2).
Sam McMillen of Sioux Falls Roosevelt (6’1).
Parker Puetz of Sioux Valley (6’3).
Hayden Ruesink of Sioux Valley (6’3).