Class of 2024: PHU Rankings #11- #15
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The Class of 2024 is getting better and there are some players that have really taken a leap in this rankings addition. While these players are still young and have plenty of time to cement their stock in the rankings…
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Continue ReadingThe Class of 2024 is getting better and there are some players that have really taken a leap in this rankings addition. While these players are still young and have plenty of time to cement their stock in the rankings this is going to continue to change with so many players getting the opportunity to play at a high level.
#11 PHU – 6’3 KJ Miller KJ Miller 6'3" | CG Layton | 2024 State UT || Layton High School ||
KJ is a fun player to watch, he is always in attack mode and he is always looking to find open teammates. There has been a noticeable change in his game as he looks more locked in. He changes direction and even the way he changes speeds keeps defenders off balance. Major threat when he rebounds the ball and pushes the tempo. When he doesn’t have the ball he does such a good job at finding openings and relocating. KJ is a solid college prospect that will likely grow a few more inches as well.
#12 PHU – 6’8 Kyle Lemke Kyle Lemke 6'9" | C Dixie | 2024 State UT || Dixie High School ||
The one thing that benefits Kyle is that he has a brother at the Division 1 level and he has another solid big to learn from at practice everyday as well. Kyle could be a major find for the right team by the time he is a senior. His brother was a late bloomer when it came to recruiting and Kyle might walk that same path. Solid game and athletic ability. In time he will be a major force in 4A.
#13 PHU – 6’3 Hunter Hansen Hunter Hansen 6'4" | PG Fremont | 2024 State UT || Fremont High School ||
This kid is smooth. His game is tough and rugged when it needs to be and he can also transition to that finesse game. He is a slippery guard to defend. He scores a little bit everywhere which is why he is likely going to average a fair amount of points this up-coming year. While he is still developing his quickness and lateral movement. Hunter can score inside and out and he is a player that positions himself well on both ends of the floor.
#14 PHU – 6’0 Amir Roberson || RSL Academy ||
When it comes to motor Amir has really ramped that aspect of his game up. He is shooting the ball a lot better now. He does so well carving in and out of the lanes finding different ways to finish and also keeping his vision up to find open players. Amir has been improving his game the past two years and this year we expect him to add some more layers to his game.
#15 PHU – 6’0 Hunter Schenck Hunter Schenck 6'2" | PG Weber | 2024 State UT || Weber High School ||
One of the better athletes in the class as he is bouncy for his size. He has proven his elite shooting ability. He has a great feel for the game. In time Hunter could be a sought after college prospect.