5 on 5: Shenandoah Trio (Bennett, Kinsey & McCollough), Johnson, Ringo

February 18, 2021

Andrew Bennett, 6'1" senior point guard; Shenandoah

Versatile scorer who can score off the dribble and catch/shoots. Consistent 3PT range and can shoot over ball screens. Good finisher in the paint, variety of finishing shots.
Bennett has evolved his game to more of a playmaker. He had a good summer showcasing that playing with D1 level size vs. D1 level guards, and the last two years Shenandoah has been very balanced and deep with improving size.
Plus-defender with good length. With added strength, good option to guard both guard spots at non-D1 levels.
He doesn't back away from big moments. His leadership on the court is evident, even though he doesn't often show his emotions on the court.
Reported offers: Southwestern College (NAIA), Wabash (D3) - After a summer when COVID all but eliminated on site recruiting, Bennett missed the early third of his senior year out with a shoulder injury. The injury was reportedly going to keep him out until at least March, so we're not really sure if Bennett is fully healed. He's a no brainer at the NAIA level when he's healthy. - JR

Trent Johnson, 6'3" senior shooting guard; Mishawaka

Looking for a bouncy, athletic shooter with a great motor and who can be a leader? Then look no further than Trent Johnson.
Excellent at creating his own shot. Smooth pull up jumper. Is also great on the ball as he can handle it and bring it up.
He is very good at moving without the ball to get himself in positions to score. Rebounds his position well.
Already has a solid body which helps him play through contact. Loves getting out in transition where he can either finish with a dunk, or make the right pass to a teammate to finish. High ceiling.
Interest: Purdue NW, IWU, UMKC, and Vincennes; Projection: D2-LM - ZT

Jakob Kinsey, 6'0" senior point guard; Shenandoah

Pass first point guard who has developed more of a scoring knack, really stepping up during the games Bennett missed.
Kinsey has long been a good shooter, and he's developed into a plus-shooter from 3PT. His biggest asset has been quickness and finding teammates.
Improved this year has been his craftiness around the paint, getting into shots and different finishing moves.
His quickness is an asset on the defensive end. Kinsey needs more strength, but he doesn't give up ground on the ball and is excellent off the ball.
Reported offers: Rose Hulman (D3), Taylor (NAIA) and Wabash (D3). He would be a steal at the D3 level, but if an NAIA team needed someone to steer their ship, he would be a good fit. He makes few mistakes on either end and can't be left unguarded.

Kaden McCollough, 6'1" senior shooting guard; Shenandoah

Plus-shooter who has also been a good secondary playmaker.
Still a little better off catch/shoots than coming off screens. When he puts the ball on the floor, he's pretty much looking to pass.
Shenandoah has a lot of options, and an overlooked skillset is possession IQ. McCollough moves the ball for the sake of progressing the play. The ball doesn't stick with him.
Willing defender who has outstanding awareness off the ball. Good length, and as he gets stronger could guard multiple positions.
No reported offers. McCollough would do well at the D3 level. He plays bigger than 6'1". - JR

Terrence Ringo, 6'6" senior power forward; Evansville Harrison

High motor forward who rebounds well on both ends, 3+ offensive rebounds per game.
His motor extends to the rest of the defensive end, where he protects the rim and can guard multiple positions.
What needs work is his outside shot. Improved over limited times in seeing him play, but it was still needs more smoothening out.
Very good from mid-range getting to the rim, and his activity around the glass on the offensive end has led to second chance points.
No reported offers. NAIA schools should be involved with him. He could readily guard 3-5 (not seen him get through screens though). Work in progress on offense, but certainly a good secondary catch off ball screen action. - JR