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π₯ FALL BALL HIGHLIGHT
β27 Hans Patagoc (@hansjpat) put up 21 points for Tompkins against Cy Falls π
π 21 PTS | 4 REB | 3 AST | 2 STL
π― 1-2 from three
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2027 G Derek Lewis (@DerekLewisuno) is Quick Guard prospect from Westbury High School in Houston, Texas whose quickness, ball handling ability and aggressive approach to attacking defenses make him a tough young guard worth keeping eyes on!
π SCOUTING SNAPSHOT
Derek brings an attacking mentality to the point guard position. His ability to change directions, use hesitation dribbles and accelerate into open space stands out in his showcase footage.
What makes him intriguing is the way he uses his quickness to challenge defenders. He looks to create opportunities off the bounce, puts pressure on the defense and navigates well through traffic rather than settling.
His low dribble and willingness to attack off the perimeter allow him to create opportunities when defenders lose positioning. He shows flashes of the confidence needed to operate with the basketball against defensive pressure.
π¨ ATTENTION COLLEGE COACHES & NATIONAL SCOUTS:
Derek Lewis is a 2027 guard worth adding to your recruiting board!
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π―π HIGH LEVEL SHOT MAKING. BASKETBALL IQ. WINNING PEDIGREE!
2027 G Parker Hughston (@lilpooka2) is a 6β1 Top 2027 prospect out of Parish Episcopal High School in Dallas, Texas, whose shooting efficiency, offensive versatility and advanced understanding of the game have made him a standout name in the 2027 recruiting class!
π SCOUTING SNAPSHOT
Parkerβs greatest strength is his ability to create offensive production through efficient shot-making and controlled decision making.
He brings a polished offensive approach, using strong footwork, body balance, and changes of pace to create separation. His confidence shooting from beyond the arc forces defenders to extend their coverage, opening opportunities to attack closeouts and create advantages off the dribble.
What separates him from many young scoring guards is his understanding of how to operate within an offensive system. He demonstrates patience, recognizes defensive positioning, and understands when to attack versus when to move the basketball.
π¨ RECRUITING MILESTONE
Parker has announced his commitment to Division II, University of Texas at Tyler.
His commitment represents an important step in his basketball journey and an opportunity to continue building on his development at the next level.
Parker Hughston is a 2027 guard whose offensive efficiency, basketball intelligence, and winning experience deserve national recognition!
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Ayden Harvey @aydenharvey09 puts real heat on a defense when he attacks off the bounce. He can finish through contact, elevate over traffic, or find a teammate for an easy basket when help comes. He brings that same fire on defense, using his length and intensity to make plays wherever heβs needed, earning a No. 77 ranking.
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Chase Knight @knightchase497 made defenders pay at Dillard Camp. Give him room, and heβll bring the rain from deep; rush out to him, and heβll attack off the bounce, pull up with a smooth middy, or drop a dime to a teammate with a better look. He mixed it up on the boards and made plays on defense, too, showing how much he can do without needing the ball in his hands every trip.
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Michaello Farinetti @MichaelloF2027 is a problem for defenders. He can rain in triples from deep, attack off the bounce when they close out, and finish strong at the rim. He has good court vision to see his teammates, mixes it up in the paint, and finds ways to make his presence felt on both ends.
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Bennett Rebueno @BennettRebueno knows how to get a bucket. He can stop on a dime in the lane, stay balanced through contact, and finish before a defender can recover. Give him room, and heβll rain in a three; crowd him, and heβll get to his pull-up middy. Bennett has a feel for finding his own shot wherever the defense gives him an opening.
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Hans Patagoc brings a competitive edge that shows up in the details. He's comfortable contributing in different situations, stays involved when possessions become physical, and brings consistent effort to both ends.
I appreciate players who recognize that their responsibilities don't end when the ball leaves their hands. Patagoc understands that part of the game.
π A prospect whose approach deserves recognition.
@NXTLevelSN | @hansjpat
Charlie Moser has a way of making defenders uncomfortable without needing to dominate the basketball.
His ability to establish position changes how opponents must defend him. He's comfortable operating through contact, recognizes when help is arriving, and has the touch to capitalize when defenders surrender space.
There's a calculated quality to his offensive approach that I appreciate.
π Moser understands how to make a defense work.
@NXTLevelSN | @charliemoser08
John Joern III brings an offensive presence that requires defenders to remain disciplined.
His scoring ability demands attention, but I'm particularly interested in how he handles changing defensive looks. The ability to recognize coverage, adjust his approach, and remain productive is an important part of his development.
π There's value in a guard who can find answers when the defense changes the question.
@NXTLevelSN | @j_joern5
Brixton Thompson brings a competitive mentality that gives his game an identity.
He's willing to embrace difficult defensive assignments and doesn't shy away from the physical demands of a possession. That approach becomes particularly valuable when the game requires discipline and sustained effort.
π The offensive tools will continue developing, but that competitive foundation is already worth recognizing.
@NXTLevelSN | @Brixthompson
Taiyem Gamal has an instinctive understanding of when a possession is beginning to shift.
He recognizes opportunities early, anticipates where teammates can become available, and brings constant activity defensively. What I appreciate is his ability to remain engaged without allowing his energy to become uncontrolled.
π Gamal's awareness and competitive motor give him an interesting foundation to build upon.
@NXTLevelSN | @taiyem_gamal
Banner Carlson has the offensive tools to challenge defenders in different ways.
His combination of positional size, ball control, and ability to attack space creates difficult decisions for opponents. He can take advantage of defensive positioning and use his length to generate opportunities around the basket.
π The next stage is refining those tools into consistent production. Carlson has some intriguing pieces to work with.
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