Krogmann is a skilled, lefty big with sweet footwork and an aggressive nature on the glass. He will be a highly sought-after in-state juco recruit. His 3-point shot isn't a consistent part of his arsenal yet. His ability to knife through defenses and create his own shot showed marked improvement at the Prep Hoops Top 250 Expo in October. Williams is a 6-4, defense-first point guard with an offensive game that continues to develop. Trayvon Williams, PG, West Des Moines ValleyĬollege choice: Junior college offers from Indian Hills and DMACC Coburn committed to South Dakota State before his junior year and didn't play 17U AAU ball, so he's still relatively unknown regionally.ġ3. He's a double-double machine with plus rebounding skills, good inside footwork and a jumper that's steadily improving. Owen Coburn, PF, Spirit LakeĬoburn is a sturdy, 6-10 paint presence who also runs the floor well in transition. He can and will pop a few from long range, too, which is why most evaluators view him as a small forward. Sissoko is a big-bodied, 6-7 rim-rocker with handles. Harouna Sissoko, SF, Grand View ChristianĬollege choice: Offers from Tulsa, Middle Tennessee State, Coppin State interest from Grand Canyon and Valparaiso, among others.Īnother prospect who just oozes potential, Sissoko transferred in from Lincoln Academy in Georgia and will play alongside fellow Mali native Samake at GVC. He saw his stock blossom this summer while playing AAU ball with D1Minnesota. At 6-6, he has experience running the point in high school, so his dribbling ability is more that of a shooting guard than a small forward. Kellogg is a long, lanky wing who can slash to the bucket as well as he can spot up from the corner.

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