2025 Junior Elite 75 Recaps pt. 5
Bruell was scrappy on both ends, creating havoc on defense and giving his squad an edge on offense. With a steady stroke on several corner threes, Bruell proved to be a promising 3-and-D player.
Jack Cassidy (2029)
Cassidy showcased a deep bag of tricks, using clever footwork and crafty ball-handling to generate open looks. He consistently hit a reliable pull-up jumper, making him a scoring threat.
Cole Triompo (2029)
Triompo demonstrated high basketball IQ and anticipation, making smart plays on both ends of the floor. He remained a consistent contributor throughout the showcase.
Gomes displayed impressive basketball intelligence during the showcase. His full-court passes, intuitive off-ball movement, and ability to get into the paint left a lasting impression on our scouts.
Joseph turned heads with multiple three-point makes and the ability to finish through contact. His game extended beyond scoring, as his elite rebounding and physicality were just as impactful.
Clarkin impressed from beyond the arc, catching the eyes of our scouts with his soft shooting touch and knockdown ability.
Grundy controlled the floor like a true general, consistently making his teammates better with keen passing vision and selfless play.
Finlayson delivered a well-rounded performance throughout the showcase. His smooth shooting stroke, shot-blocking ability, solid rebounding, and thunderous dunk showcased his versatile skill set.
Wilson made his presence felt on both ends, blocking multiple shots on defense and reliably knocking down threes on offense. He proved to be a valuable 3-and-D weapon.
Butler remained solid throughout the entire showcase but truly turned heads in his third game. He connected on three three-pointers and showcased tight ball handling, making him a dynamic offensive threat.
Brendan Grundy
Cole Triompo
Rylan Bruell
Jack Cassidy
Jordan Butler
Tavio Gomes
Ryan Joseph