GASO WICHITA: Class of 2018 Standouts
GASO WICHITA: Class of 2018 Standouts
Prep Hoops takes a look at some of top performers in Wichita.
The Great American Shootout Midwest wrapped up play on Sunday at Wichita Hoops Facility in Bel Aire, Kan. with several standout performances taking place in the final stages of bracket play.
Here, Prep Hoops Kansas takes a look at several graduated players who played well throughout the weekend.
Kobe Holloman, 6’0, PG, 2018, Willard, Missouri Flight
Holloman is coming off a standout career at Willard High School where he was a four year starter for the Tigers, He recently committed to play at Missouri State-West Plains and throughout the weekend showed the ability to handle the ball, create off the bounce and handled pressure while creating scoring opportunities for himself and his team.
Sid James, 6’1, G, 2018, Homeschool, Missouri Flight
James has been a fixture at events this offseason as he has raised his profile at various camps and other events. He brought a tough, no nonsense attitude to the court for the Flight throughout the weekend and played a physical style of basketball. He is at his best attacking the basket, finishing tough chances in traffic and getting to the free throw line as well.
Joe Petrakis, 6’9, F/C, 2018, Valley Center, KS MTXE Navy
A graduated senior Petrakis showed why he is among the state’s most underrated prospects from the 2018 class throughout the weekend. Petrakis has terrific size and agility and has terrific hands, a soft shooting touch and the ability to move his feet defensively. He signed to play at Dodge City Community College in the spring.
Wyatt Seibel, 6’10, C, 2018, Halstead, KS MTXE 17U Navy
Seibel is a huge presence on the floor and works hard at both ends of the floor. He not a big leaper, but he has a knack for tapping rebounds to teammates to help his team secure possession of the ball.
Mekiah Wade, 6’4, PG, 2018, Next Level Prep, NLHA
Wade was among the more impressive 2018 players we saw throughout the weekend as the point guard featured good size, handles and a high basketball IQ. He defended well and showed the ability to get to the basket and finish. Wade also has a smooth, repeatable 3-point shooting stroke and has the ability to help his team get into its offense and plays with poise.