I was greatly impressed
Rice Lake could have kept pouring it on if they had kept the pressure on and really taken it to paint a lot more. I thought the RL coach did a nice job of getting his team to run offense and share the ball. Wally (and the entire team, for that matter) really passed well and found open shooters. I was surprised that almost everyone on the team seemed to have the green light to put it up from beyond the arc. Wally had a few lip out, but his shot looks smooth and you can see where he could go on a hot streak.
One dunk by Wally stood out to me in particular: he caught the ball down low on the block and went up off two feet without a dribble or a step and, even though a defender undercut him, he powered up through the contact and crammed it down. Great strength and the kid has some serious hops.
All three Ellenson boys were impressive. Good athletes. Elwood is an good alround player that was, perhaps, the most unselfish of the three. Seemed to enjoy passing the ball to teammates. Henry is already a load as a 9th grader. Big shoulders, good court sense and a pretty fair handle for a young frontcourt player. He was a quick trigger from 3 and had the best shooting night of the three brothers. He'll likely end up 6-9 or 6-10 as he grows up, but he's nowhere near as athletic as Wally. Wally isn't freaky athletic like Jacobsen was, but he's got good legs.