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Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at another group of Class of 2025 prospects who are making an impact at the varsity level. Each week, we highlight five freshmen who have been putting in work this season. Brock Camp 6’5″…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops Missouri takes a look at another group of Class of 2025 prospects who are making an impact at the varsity level. Each week, we highlight five freshmen who have been putting in work this season.
Brock Camp 6’5″ Columbia Hickman: I got my first look at this robust 230-pound forward at the Coaches vs. Cancer Holiday Tournament and he made quite an impression. He came off the bench and scored a game-high 21 points in a victory over Lafayette. He physical strength and good footwork inside enabled him to be very productive against older players of like size. He moves well and he can step out and make a play of the perimeter as well.
Ramelo Smith 5’9″ Raytown: A talented point guard who played well enough to get a spot on the All-Tournament Team at the William Jewell Classic Patterson Division. He has excellent quickness with good poise and a high basketball IQ to match. He was breaking down defenders off the dribble and hitting the 3-pointer. He broke out with a 26-point performance against Rockhurst in the tournament.
Jordan Martin 6’3″ Jefferson City: A talented young forward who has really stepped in and produced well in the Jays’ frontcourt. He was excellent in the Joe Machens’ Great 8 Classic as he averaged 10 points and seven rebounds to earn a spot on the All-Tournament Team. He is very mobile with a nice touch around the basket. He has good length and did a nice job blocking shots. He has a good set of fundamentals.
D’Shun Wilson 6’0″ Kennett: An impressive young combo guard who plays with plenty of poise and confidence. He can impact the game at both ends with his athleticism and high motor. He’s a solid 3-point shooter with the ability to make a play off the dribble and in the open court. He played well in the game I watched at the Bloomfield Christmas Tournament. He has a pretty big upside.
Connor Marcum 5’9″ East Prairie: I got a chance to catch this young point guard while watching the Bloomfield Christmas Tournament. He plays the position with a lot of poise and maturity for such a young player. He has slick handles and excellent court vision to find open teammates. He showcased a nice floater in the lane what was very effective.