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Nothing better than to see players get better from one weekend to the next or one event to the next. Here is a handful of players that we have noticed putting in work and improving their skills. 6’10 PF/C Kyle…
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Continue ReadingNothing better than to see players get better from one weekend to the next or one event to the next. Here is a handful of players that we have noticed putting in work and improving their skills.
6’10 PF/C Kyle Lemke Kyle Lemke 6'9" | C Dixie | 2024 State UT || Dixie High School || 2024 ||
Kyle is a prospect that needs to be on everyone’s radar as he is plays down south in St.George he could be a player that is forgotten but he is a hooper. Kyle has improved his over all skill as he is getting bigger, stronger and faster. Dixie has a lot of young talent around him which will allow him to go one on one which is a problem with his size and skill. Stay tuned as Kyle is on a lot of people’s radars.
6’6 SF Brady Cooper || Layton High School || 2023 ||
Layton is quietly building on a learning season a year ago and could be a problem next season.Brady could be a big reason why their length and skill could really take the back to the top of Region 1. Brady is an active defender that never lets up in the post or when battling defensively. Great glue guy that will work the stat sheet.
6’6 SF Chris Cox Chris Cox 6'7" | SF AZ Compass Prep | 2024 State AZ || Cottonwood High School || 2024 ||
This kid has been developing slowly to developing at a pace that he is almost unrecognizable. He will be a major force at Cottonwood next season as he is good with his back to the basket and he makes quick moves, but he is also good when he faces up as well. Quick first step and a nice spin move. Goes over both shoulders well. He could be a sneaky stock riser to watch in that Class of 2024.
6’7 F Jason Carter || Provo High School || 2024 ||
With what we have seen from him Jason should be a 10 and 10 guy next season making a vast improvement in his game and his teams overall success. Does most of his damage 15-feet and in but has potential to have a few breakout games.
6’10 F Jaxon Heiden Jaxon Heiden 6'9" | PF Alta | 2022 State UT || Alta High School || 2022 ||
Some D1 program is going to be kicking themselves that they let this kid go. Jaxon has improved so much since the end of high school ball. The beauty of knowing your roll at a high level is important as Jaxon is figuring out what he excels at and what his role is this Spring. His motor has received a new gear as he is out there running the floor on both ends of the floor. Jaxon has soft hands around the rim and he is getting better at finishing and he can step out and shoot he ball. He has improved the quality of shots he is taking and he is shooting a good percentage,