Minnesota Hooper Stand Up 2020 Class Summer Teams & Awards

Minnesota Hooper Stand Up Summer Teams

First Team

Lu'Cye Patterson PG Minneapolis FAB, Brooklyn Center
Blaise Beauchamp PG Howard Pulley, Hopkins
Jalen Suggs G Grassroots Sizzle, Minnehaha Academy
Dain Dainja PF D1 Minnesota, Park Center
Ben Carlson C/PF D1 Minnesota, East Ridge

Second Team 

David Injabimbola G 43 Hoops, Park Center
Gabe Myren G Net Gain, Spring Lake Park
Charlie Katona SF Fury, Shakopee
Tate Machacek F, 43 Hoops, Eastview
Dawson Garcia F D1 Minnesota, Prior Lake   


Third Team

Jermonte Warren PG Getshook, Cooper
Cornell Richardson PG Minneapolis FAB, Osseo 
Drake Dobbs PG D1 Minnesota, Eden Prairie
Brendon Lankford-Johnson SG Howard Pulley, North St.Paul
Brady Williams PF Fury, Dover-Eyota

Fourth Team

Nathan Heise PG 43 Hoops, Lake City
Curtis Jones PG Howard Pulley, Minneapolis South
Hakim Daniels G Net Gain, Maranatha Academy
DJ Williams G Getshook, Cooper
Blake Remme F Net Gain, Spring Lake Park

Most Valuable Player: Jalen Suggs Grassroots Sizzle, Minnehaha Academy

Defensive Player of the Summer: Ben Carlson D1 Minnesota, East Ridge

Break Out Player of the Summer: Blaise Beauchamp PG Howard Pulley, Hopkins 

Most Slept On: Terry Lockett PG Grassroots, Minnehaha Academy/ Kerwin Walton SG D1 Minnesota, Breck 

Minnesota Hoopers Stand Up 2020 Class Top 40 Spring Rankings

It only gets better for the talented level in Minnesota high school basketball as the 2020 class is led by the top guard prospect in the class nationally Minneapolis Minnehaha Academy freshmen phenom Jalen Suggs. Minnesota 2020 class has great potential and depth at the top a pair of high major big Dain Danja as well as a host of talented point guards Minnehaha Academy's Terry Lockett, Hopkins's Blaise Beauchamp, Brooklyn Center's Lu'Cye Patterson and Eden Prairies's Drake Dobbs.

1.) Jalen Suggs 6'4, G Minnehaha Academy-Prototype athletic scoring combo guard
2.) Dain Dainja 6'8, PF Park Center-Prototype athletic balanced power forward, rim protector
3.) Terry Lockett 6'0, PG Minnehaha Academy- Prototype pure point guard, skilled shooter
4.) Kerwin Walton 6'4, SG Breck- Prototype shooting guard, skilled shooter, athletic scoring guard
5.) Blaise Beauchamp 5'11, PG Hopkins- High caliber scoring point guard, skilled shooter
6.) Ben Carlson 6'9 PF/C, East Ridge- Skilled balanced post, rim protector
7.) Tate Machacek 6'6 F, Eastview- Athletic, skilled, versatile balanced forward

8.) Lu'Cye Patterson 5'11, PG Brooklyn Center- High caliber scoring point guard, skilled shooter

9.) Kaden Johnson 6'3 SG Minnehaha Academy- High caliber athletic wing guard
10.) Brendon Lankford-Johnson 6'3, SG North St.Paul- Athletic scoring guard, high caliber defender
11.) Dawson Garcia 6'8 F, Prior Lake- Skilled wing forward, versatile defender
12.) Noah King 6'3 SG Caladonia- Skilled scorer, skilled shooter, scoring guard
13.) Drake Dobbs 5'11, PG, Eden Prairie- Skilled scoring point guard
14.) Nathan Heise 6'0 PG, Lake City- Scoring point guard, skilled shooter
15.) Wyatt Schroeder 6'5 F, St.Francis- Athletic, versatile balanced forward
16.) David Injabimbola 6'0 G, Park Center- Athletic, skilled combo guard, high caliber defender
17.) Austin Andrews 6'5, PF Eden Prairie- Skilled, balanced post forward
18.) Cornell Richardson 5'10, PG, Osseo- Prototype pure point guard
19.) Langston Binns 5'10, G Minnehaha Academy- Scoring combo guard, skilled shooter
20.) Henry Abraham 5'10, G Cambridge-Isanti- Skilled shooter, combo guard
21.) Drew White 6'3, G St.Paul Washington- Athletic combo guard
22.) Amari Carter 6'4, SF Cretin Derham Hall- Athletic wing, high caliber defender
23.) Hakim Daniels 6'1, SG Maranatha Academy- Athletic scoring guard
24.) Damon Young 5'10 PG Minneapolis North- High caliber pure point guard
25.) Connor Christainsen 6'6, PF Eden Prairie- Balanced post, post defender
26.) Curtis Jones 5'10 PG Minneapolis South- Pure point guard, skilled shooter
27.) Jax Madson 6'0 PG Mankato East- Skilled combo guard
28.) Charles Katona 6'5 F Shakapee- Skilled post forward
29.) Tait Nelson 5'8 G, St.Anthony Village- Scoring point guard
30.) Colin Meade 6'5, PF Rochester Lourdes- Balanced post forward
31.) Kendale Moore 6'2, G East Ridge- Athletic combo guard
32.) Cooper Olson 6'5, SF Champlin Park- Skilled scoring wing forward
33.) Ariel Bland 6'1 G Holy Family- Athletic scoring combo guard
34.) Rudwan Tahir 5'9, G Brooklyn Center- High caliber combo guard
35.) Josh Kamara 6'1, G Burnsville- Athletic combo guard
36.) Jordan Jones 5'8, Cooper- Athletic point guard
37.) Reid Gastner 6'2, PF Lake City- Skilled post forward
38.) Drew Irvin 5'9, PG, De La Salle- Pure point guard, skilled shooter
39.) Amir Whitlock 5'8, PG Park Center- Pure point guard, skilled shooter
40.) Jonathan Gonning 5'10, PG Columbia Heights- Athletic point guard

Don't Sleep list:Cole Chapman Mahtomedi, Jalen Travis De La Salle, Tony Dahl Buffalo, Sam Gonzalez Cretin Derham Hall, Cameron Steele Minnetonka, James Booker Park Center, Nick Hendler Holy Family, Miciah Hurt Osseo, Jared Walter Champlin Park, Lucas Dunford Eden Prairie, Cole Ewald St.Louis Park, Robert Riley Brooklyn Center, Micheal Collins Irondale, Riley O'Connor Minnetonka, Zach Lea Chaska, Brady Williams Dover-Eyota, Joe Buelow Maple Grove, Carlos Paul Sallis-Hamin Humbult,  Adam Biewen Armstrong, Joseph Kearney Tartan, Isaac Burns Fridley, Luke Getzen Chanhassen, Dylan DeChampeau Greenway, Jake Breitbach Armstrong, Patrick Perreault Blaine Ryan Samuelson Jordan

( Note: These rankings mean nothing as a freshmen other than recognizing those who's potential, talent & production have shown thus far. Focus on getting better!)

All-Minnesota Hoopers Stand Up HS Under Class Men Teams

Minnesota Hoopers Stand Up creates this list to acknowledge the 25 most impactful under classmen players during the 2016-2017 Minnesota High school basketball season. Led by some of the Nations top underclassmen prospects top ranked freshman guard Minneapolis Minnehaha Academy Jalen Suggs and nationally ranked forward super sophomore Rochester John Marshall Matthew Hurt as well as  host of budding talented prospects such as De La Salle PG Tyrell Terry, Hopkins F Zeke Nnaji, Breck SG Kerwin Walton and Park Center PF Dain Dainja.

First Team
Jacob Beeinga PG Wayzata 2019
Tyrell Terry PG De La Salle 2019
Jalen Suggs G Minnehaha Academy 2020
Courtney Brown Jr F East Ridge 2019
Matthew Hurt F John Marshall 2019

Second Team
Nathan Heise PG Lake City 2020
Lu'Cye Patterson PG Brooklyn Center 2020
Noah King SG Caledonia 2020
David Roddy F Breck 2019
Dain Dainja F Park Center 2020

Third Team
Tait Nelson PG St.Anthony Village 2020
Jaeden King G Cretin Derham Hall 2019

Kerwin Walton SG Breck 2020
Jamison Battle SG Benidle St.Margrets 2019
Tyler Whal F Lakeville North 2019

Fourth Team
Curtis Jones PG Minneapolis South 2020
Kahari Broadway SG Park Center 2019

Kaden Johnson SF/SG Minnehaha Academy 2020
Zeke Nnaji F Hopkins 2019

Ben Carlson PF/C East Ridge 2020

Fifth Team
Drake Dobbs PG Eden Prairie 2020
Nasir El-Amin PG Minneapolis North 2019
Hakim Daniels G Maranatha Academy 2020
Daveonte Davis St.Paul Central 2019
Malik Lamin C/PF De La Salle 2019

Minnesota Top 5 Incoming freshmen classes

Top 5 incoming freshmen classes  2016-17 season

The future of every program starts as a freshmen class here's a look into the future of Minnesota high school basketball with the top 5 incoming freshman classes. Few classes come with as much promise as this years freshman 2020 class led by one of the nations elite talents. Minneapolis Minnehaha Academy's Jalen Suggs has already established himself as one the most dominate players in the state. While a host of other high caliber prospects wait to have that type of impact such as Park Center's Dain Dainja, East Ridge's Ben Carlson, Brooklyn Center's Lu'Cye Patterson and Breck's Kerwin Walton all who will have major impacts on their respective programs.

1) Minnehaha Academy 2A

Can you say Red Hawk's 4 peat! Led by the top freshmen guard in the class nationally Jalen Suggs a dynamic prospect, Terry Lockett the top lead guard prospect in the class and high caliber wing Kaden Johnson the Red Hawks have a freshmen class worthy of national recognition. Minnehaha Academy incoming group is as talented as any with a trio who are in their third year of playing varsity. With 3 of the top 10 prospects in Minnesota's 2020 class, will dominate the 2A title for next 4 years. Minnehaha Academy is loaded for the future and look to be primed to be one of the most talented teams in the state for years to come.

2) Park Center 4A

Pirates hit the jack pot as new coach James Ware comes in and with back to back top 5 incoming freshmen classes. A talented big in most classes Dain Dainja would be the top prospect in the class. Dain Dainja has been the most improved player since the end of last spring, taking home the MVP honors at The Twin Cities Under The Radar Showcase. He's focused everybody knows because his body and game are developing at amazing rate at the same time. David Injabimbola is one of the top guards in the class and ready to go day one varsity but will be on the bench, this year with talented upper class men in front of him. Amir Whitlock one of the most complete point guard prospects in the class will have to wait his turn on JV but will be a major contributor for the next few seasons. James Booker solid lead guard will have impact later. Detavius Firerson one of the top prospects in the class leaving was a major lose returning to Chicago after playing varsity as a 8th grader last season.

3) Eden Prairie 4A

The Eagles landed 4 of the top 40 prospects in this years freshmen class, led by one of the top guards in the class and host of front court prospects. One of the most skilled point guards in the class Drake Dobbs has the game to come in and have an impact immediately as the top prospect for the Eagles. A group of front court studs Austin Andrews, Connor Christensen and Lukas Dunford all will be able to make major contributions for the Eagles in the near future.

4) East Ridge 4A

East Ridge gets the top pure post prospect in the class Ben Carlson, who has had a immediate impact playing in the front court this year scoring and defending in the paint with his great size at 6'8. A talented combo guard Kendale Moore is a super athlete who will be able to have impact for the next few seasons. The front court combo of wing Courtney Brown Jr the top wing prospect from the 2019 class and Ben Carlson should inspire state tournament aspersions.

5) Brooklyn Center 2A

Coach McCollister gets the most talented incoming freshmen group in 2A led by guards Lu'Cye Patterson and Rudwan Tahir. Lu'Cye Patterson is one of the top prospects in the class, Patterson has plenty of varsity experience starting last year for the Centaurs putting up major production. Rudwan Tahir has good versatility will have a impact for the next four years returning after playing varsity last season. Also part of the talent incoming group is forwards Robert Riley, Aham Decker and guard Daniel Yates who all will contribute in the near future.

De La Salle 3A

One of the top prospects in the class Drew Irvin a talented point guard, leads the group of freshmen along with front court prospect Jalen Travis younger brother of Reed Travis and Kobe Franks a athletic wing. 5 time defending champions De La Salle Islanders have had a top 5 incoming freshmen class the last 2 seasons 2018, 2019 the top incoming class with the top pure point guard Tyrell Terry, the top pure post prospect in the class Malik Lamin and Julian Wright 3 of the top 30 prospects in the class.

Breck 2A

One of the top prospects in the 2020 class is shooting guard Kerwin Walton. Although the Mustangs don't add much other than Walton, coach Marcus Hill  the highest caliber basketball prospect to come to Breck. Walton has shown the skill, size and athleticism to come in and have a impact immediately. The combination on of 2019 stud David Roddy and Kerwin Walton will give the Mustangs plenty of firepower and a chance to make a run to state out of their section for the coming next 3 seasons.

Hopkins 4A

The Royals as usual land a major talent, combo guard Blaise Beauchamp is the first freshmen to start since Amir Coffey did 5 years ago. Beauchamp is a high caliber sharp shooter, with great scoring instincts. Beauchamp is basically the future at point guard for Hopkins which is always a big deal.

Cretin Derham Hall 4A

The Raiders continue to attract top level talent year in and year out. This years incoming freshmen class is led by a very athletic wing Amari Carter and Langston Binns who is one of the more skilled guards prospects in the class.

Osseo 4A

Coach Theisen is not new to talent at the guard position, Osseo get a pair of studs Cornell Richardson and Micah Harut. Cornell Richardson is one the top pure point guard prospects in the class with his ability to make his teammates better and Harut is a solid guard who have a impact in the coming seasons.

Holy Family 2A

One of the top and most complete combo guard prospects in the class Ariel Bland. If unimpeded Bland will play a major role for the Fire sophomore through senior season.

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Minnesota Preseason Underclassmen Teams

Minnesota Hoopers Stand Up creates this list to acknowledge the projected 25 most impactful underclassmen players for the coming 2016-2017 Minnesota High school basketball season. Led by some of the Nations top underclassmen prospects top ranked freshman guard Minneapolis Minnehaha Academy Jalen Suggs and nationally ranked forward super sophomore Rochester John Marshall Matthew Hurt as well as  host of budding talented prospects such as De La Salle PG Tyrell Terry, Hopkins F Zeke Nnaji, Breck SG Kerwin Walton and Park Center PF Dain Dainja.

First Team
Tyrell Terry PG De La Salle 2019
Terry Lockett PG Minnehaha Academy 2020
Jalen Suggs G Minnehaha Academy 2020
Courtney Brown Jr F East Ridge 2019
Matthew Hurt F John Marshall 2019

Second Team
Drake Dobbs PG Eden Prairie 2020
Bennett Otto SG Champlin Park 2019
David Roddy F Breck 2019
Zeke Nnaji F Hopkins 2019
Dain Dainja F Park Center 2020

Third Team
Jalen Dearring PG Minnetoka 2019
Kerwin Walton SG Breck 2020
Kahari Broadway SG Park Center 2019
Austin Andrews F Eden Prairie 2020
Malik Lamin C/PF De La Salle 2019

Fourth Team
Lu'Cye Patterson PG Brooklyn Center 2020
Tommy Champtman SG Park Center 2019
Kaden Johnson SF/SG Minnehaha 2020
Jamison Battle G/F Benidle St.Margrets 2019
Ben Carlson F East Ridge 2020

Fifth Team
Nasir El-Amin PG Minneapolis North 2019
Hakim Daniels G Maranatha Academy 2020
Mark Possis SG Apple Valley 2019
Mykel Alexander F St.Paul Central 2019
Dylan Drees F/C Benidle St.Margrets 2019