2022’s: New Names
The senior class in Kansas is a stacked group of basketball players from all classifications, areas, and leagues across the state with talented individuals all over. It can be pretty easy to get lost in the shuffle of things, so…
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Continue ReadingThe senior class in Kansas is a stacked group of basketball players from all classifications, areas, and leagues across the state with talented individuals all over. It can be pretty easy to get lost in the shuffle of things, so today we are going to take a look at some some over looked and under the radar 2022’s across the state of Kansas.
Owen Eilert, 6’1 G, Beloit: A really solid football player for Beloit, Eilert also is rock solid on the basketball court, filling the stat sheet and is a steady hand for production for a good Beloit team. Paired with some really young talent there, Eilert has been a productive leader and veteran for the squad. Averaging 13.3 points, 3.7 assists, and 5 rebounds per game.
Corbin Ross, 6’6 F, Ness City: A big bodied forward the is highly efficient and effective in and around the painted area. An under the radar big in the state who just produces game in and game out. Is averaging a double double on the season at 12.5 points and 11 rebounds per game.
Caleb Burks, 6’1 G, Beloit: Has hit 16 threes in 7 games and although he started off a little slow on the year, had a really good stretch heading into the winter break. Another player for Beloit who can score it, shoot it, and also crash to rebound the ball. Averaging 11 points and 4.6 rebounds per game.
Jackson Pfiefer, 6’1 G/W, Oakley: Has been up and down in his percentages this year and has had some tough stretches but also monster performances that have balanced out his year so far. Still, he does a lot for his Oakley team and can really control games on both ends of the floor. Averaging 10 points and 8 rebounds per game.
Joel Ford, 6′ PG, Phillipsburg: A stat sheet stuffer and tremendous under the radar lead guard. Has a really solid handle of the ball, great feel for the game in terms of finding teammates for open looks, and is a really pesky defender. Filling up the stat line at 10.6 points, 4.7 assists, and 5.9 rebounds per game.
Jaret Eitzmann, 6’1 G, St John’s Tipton: Started off with a bang this year hitting 11 threes in his first two games with two 25+ point performances. Has cooled off some since, but still producing for the 5-1 Tipton team at a really high level. Scoring 18 points, grabbing 7 rebounds, and stealing the ball 3 times a game. Gets up a lot of good shots and finds his spots on the floor off the bounce.