Lindenwood Team Camp: New Names
Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some New Names of players who we got a chance to see this weekend at the Lindenwood University Team Camp, which was held in St. Charles. The event was presented by Gerdeman Camps.…
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Continue ReadingPrep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some New Names of players who we got a chance to see this weekend at the Lindenwood University Team Camp, which was held in St. Charles. The event was presented by Gerdeman Camps.
Eric Shaw (Maplewood): It was my first look at this 6’3″ 2024 guard and I was very impressed with his offensive skills and mindset to go and get buckets. If he brought the ball up, he could beat his defender on a straight line drive or he can weave and an out of traffic to score in the lane. He could also stop and pop from the mid-range and hit the jumper. He is physically strong and he also went inside to post up smaller guards and use his size to his advantage.
Grayson Rogers (Ritenour): A 6’2″ 2023 guard who is physically strong with a nice overall skill set. He attacks well off the dribble and he can stop and pull up from the mid-range to knock down his line drive jumper with excellent accuracy. He can use his body and strength to move defenders to get to his spot and get off his shots.
Ray Butler (St. Dominic): A strong 6’0″ 2024 guard who has a physical body that is built for contact. When he gets low on the dribble he can get into the lane and attack with some physical drives to the basket. He also has a solid shooting touch from the perimeter. He is also a willing and very stout defender who gets in a stance and works hard to keep ball handlers in front of him.
Carlos Love (Ritenour): A solidly-built 6’4″ 2023 forward who was a rebounding machine in the game that I watched him on Friday night. He checks in about 200 pounds and he plays a physical game inside and he can also athletic and he can get out of his area to corral boards. He can finish well around the basket and he is also able to get to the rim on a straight-line drive from the high post.
Justin Hayes (Wentzville Holt): A 6’4″ 2024 wing with good size and athletic ability on the perimeter. He had some nice takes to the basket on swooping drives where he could finish through contact or over the top. He was also comfortable out top in taking the ball and playing more of a playmaker role as well. He is capable of providing matchup problems on offense.
David Tague (Duchesne): A 6’4″ 2024 forward who brings some very good athleticism to a Pioneers team that has a stable of excellent guards. The lefty has good length and he made a few explosive plays around the basket that opened some eyes on a Friday night. He can score around the basket and he threw down some impressive dunks.
Will Salonies (Wentzville Holt): A 5’9″ 2026 who is very poised with a very good feel for the game. He’s a smooth lefty with good quickness and the ability to change speeds and directions on the move. His court vision is excellent as he dropped some impressive dimes from as far out as 40-50 feet. He has a bright future as a floor leader in the Indians’ program.