More New Names (Class of 2022)
Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some “More New Names” of Class of 2022 players who are putting in work under the radar. Mason Ribble 6’4” Lindbergh: A solid wing player who has all-around skills and the good fundamentals…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some “More New Names” of Class of 2022 players who are putting in work under the radar.
Mason Ribble 6’4” Lindbergh: A solid wing player who has all-around skills and the good fundamentals that you would normally see in a coach’s kid. He makes the offense flow with his passing skills and his ability to move without the basketball. He also has an excellent stroke from 3-point range, as displayed by his school record eight triples that he made in a victory over Riverview Gardens on Monday night.
Trent Raby 5’10” Polo: A smooth lefty point guard in the NWMO area who plays with a lot of poise and with a little flash in his game. He has excellent shooting range and he has the ability to create off the dribble from long distance. He’ll pull up from 25 feet if a defender has his hand down. He changes speeds well on the dribble and he has good court vision.
Wilson Lodge 6’5 Saxony Lutheran: A versatile combo forward in the SEMO area who has good mobility to go along with his skill set. He can seek the contact and finish around the basket well. He has a nice touch from the 15-foot area off the catch and he can also step out and knock down a 3-pointer.
Landon Wood 6’2” Putnam County: A big-bodied physical post player who uses his size and strength to manhandle opponents inside. He also has solid footwork to go along with his bully-ball style around the basket. He also finishes well on a variety of moves with both hands. He is also a solid passing threat when he sees a double team.
Sam Moreland 6’3 Ash Grove: A multi-sport standout who is an excellent receiver on the football field and one of the top perimeter shooters in the SWMO area on the basketball court. He has a tremendous shooting stroke with a quick release and deep range. He is good for 20 points a game and 40 percent shooting from long distance. He had a 42-point performance last season.