Players proving their game can translate to the next level part4

<p> Here is part 4 of players who proved during high school season, and are currently proving during AAU season that their game can translate to the next level.</p> <p><strong>Wyatt Greenberg, Mass commanders, Wheeler, HT 6’5, position F, class sophomore<br /> </strong></p> <p>Wyatt has really been rising his stock. Wyatt is expanding his game, making him threat now from the outside and inside. Wyatt has really improved over the years. Wyatt has a good skills set at the rim, and is a very good face up player. Wyatt has a soft touch around the rim, and good finishing skills. Wyatt is strong and physical. Wyatt is expanding his shooting range, and improving his ball handling. Wyatt is not done growing or developing his game, and should keep improving. Wyatt will be able to play at the next level. </p> <p><strong>Seun Sorinmade, Position G, Dana Barros Elite, Class 8th Grade</strong></p> <p>The shooting Guard was lights out last weekend from behind the arc. Seun had 10 threes in one game in the tournament last weekend. Seun is a very good shooter. Seun moves without the ball very well, and that is how is is able to get open, with his off ball movement. Seun is only in 8 th grade, but he is a prospect that you want to know as he approach high school level. Seun’s game will fit great in the high school level.</p> <p><strong>Jack Wirtanen, Mass Elite, Catholic Memorial, Position F, class Senior</strong></p> <p>Jack is a combo Forward, who has guard skills, and really stretches the floor. Jack stretches the floor very well, with his high level shooting, and his ability to score off the dribble. Jack has a strong built. and is a force when driving to the basket. Jack can also play’s down low, and does a good job passing from the paint, and scoring in the paint. Jack is also works very hard on the rebounds. Jack is a high level player, who had a very good high school season, and AAU season. Jack is committed to play at ST Lawrence Next year. </p> <p><strong>Don Campbell, Middlesex Magic, Philips Exeter, HT 6’9, class Junior, position F/C</strong></p> <p>Don Campbell is a very high level big man, and is getting high level division 1 offers. At 6’9 Don has the game to stretch the floor out with his ball handling and shooting, and also score in the post. Don is a very physical player in the post, with a great drop step and soft touch. Don is an above the rim player, and also a rim protector on defense.  Don certainly has the game to play at the high D1 level. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1081812" first="Logan" last="Carey"], Team New England, ST Paul’s, HT 6’3, class Sophomore, Position Combo Guard</strong></p> <p>Logan is an athletic guard, with a good skill set for a guard. Logan can shoot well, Finish at the rim with both hands, sees the floor well, and has good handles. Logan is a classic point guard, with good guard skills.  For a guard Logan really rebounds the ball well. Logan had 12 rebounds in a high school game this season.  Logan is very good in transition, but also good in the half court offense.  Logan is a high level player and his game could translate to the college level well, and maybe even the d1 college level. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p>