A plethora of top-notch freshmen are taking the high school basketball scene by storm in the area, and we're here to dive into their impressive performances.
Joe Henricksen and Michael O'Brien's latest episode breaks down the most talented youngsters across a range of teams. From Phillips to Simeon, these athletes are showcasing exceptional skills that have caught the attention of coaches and fans alike.
The duo kicks off by exploring Two Takes, but quickly shifts focus to the highly-touted freshmen class. This season has seen players from various schools shine, with standout performances recorded at Bloom, Jacobs, Young, Mount Carmel, Leo, Lincoln Park, New Trier, Geneva, Thornton, St. Laurence, and Notre Dame.
As a result, these talented youngsters have become fixtures in their teams' lineups, bringing fresh energy to the court and pushing the established players to new heights. The question on everyone's mind is: can they sustain this level of performance throughout the season?
The latest episode provides an in-depth look at the area's top freshmen, featuring interviews with coaches, scouts, and team officials who are keenly monitoring these talented young athletes. With each passing game, we're seeing more evidence that this fresh crop of talent will be key to determining the area's high school basketball landscape.
If you want to stay on top of the latest developments in Illinois high school hoops, make sure to subscribe to No Shot Clock, which is now available on both Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Joe Henricksen and Michael O'Brien's latest episode breaks down the most talented youngsters across a range of teams. From Phillips to Simeon, these athletes are showcasing exceptional skills that have caught the attention of coaches and fans alike.
The duo kicks off by exploring Two Takes, but quickly shifts focus to the highly-touted freshmen class. This season has seen players from various schools shine, with standout performances recorded at Bloom, Jacobs, Young, Mount Carmel, Leo, Lincoln Park, New Trier, Geneva, Thornton, St. Laurence, and Notre Dame.
As a result, these talented youngsters have become fixtures in their teams' lineups, bringing fresh energy to the court and pushing the established players to new heights. The question on everyone's mind is: can they sustain this level of performance throughout the season?
The latest episode provides an in-depth look at the area's top freshmen, featuring interviews with coaches, scouts, and team officials who are keenly monitoring these talented young athletes. With each passing game, we're seeing more evidence that this fresh crop of talent will be key to determining the area's high school basketball landscape.
If you want to stay on top of the latest developments in Illinois high school hoops, make sure to subscribe to No Shot Clock, which is now available on both Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
I'm late to the party again! 
So I was scrolling through this thread and I saw all these teams mentioned - Phillips, Simeon... I've been playing some pickup games at my local park and I thought these teams looked pretty stacked too 
. But what really caught my attention was how one of the players from New Trier made a crazy three-pointer that went down to the wire 
. Like, did they just get lucky or are those guys actually that good? 
these freshmen are killing it on the court! 
. but seriously tho, can they keep it up? will they be able to hold their own against the seasoned players? 
either way, i'm hyped to see what the rest of the season has in store! 
. I mean, they're just a bunch of hyped kids playing basketball. The established players are being pushed aside too quickly? Nah, that's just part of the game. They'll get back to their form eventually. And can we please not forget about the coaches who have been training these guys for years? Their expertise is what's really making the difference. All this fuss over a bunch of talented kids who are still figuring things out 
Their confidence and skills are insane! I was watching a game last week where this kid from Bloom scored like 20 points in one quarter... I don't think anyone saw that coming, even from his own team! 
It's gonna be super interesting to see how they hold up as the season goes on. Are these teams gonna keep relying on them or start mixing it up with some older players?