Battler Beat will profile today one of the top performers at this year's Alderson Broaddus University Elite Camp. Garrett Tipton of Bishop Hartley High School of Columbus, OH showed off his skill set last Saturday and in the process got the attention of the ABU coaching staff. Tipton is a 6'4"/195 pound player that would project as a wing at the Division II level. He has great range and shooting touch for a player his size. Garrett can take his defender off the dribble and score on his opponent with the crafty basketball skills and height he possesses. He shows tremendous leaping ability in both the half-court set and in transition. Tipton is also a tremendous on-the-ball defender who shows the ability to get a hand in the passing lane to obtain a steal and defends screen-and-rolls correctly. He is extremely tough off a steal or in transition due to his size and leaping ability.

Garrett Tipton's play didn't go unnoticed by the Alderson Broaddus University men's basketball coaching staff. Before leaving to head home to Columbus, Tipton had conversations with both Head Coach Greg Zimmerman and Assistant Coach Josh Wamsley. We have linked Garrett's junior season highlight video below. It shows all of Garrett's talents and abilities make him an attractive and ascending Division II recruit. The video displays many of the basketball talents that we witnessed this past Saturday.
Garrett Tipton's Highlight Video Package (Junior Season)
Battler Beat caught up with Garrett at the conclusion of the elite camp to see what he had to say about the camp and his thoughts on ABU. "It was a good day. I thought I played well and showed to coach what I could do. It was good to play against some local guys that I knew like Donnie Palmer, Juan Elmore, Thomas Hickman, Justin Curtis and Tre Bumgardner," stated Tipton. "I thought Coach Wamsley and Coach Zimmerman ran a great camp, and it was good to get to campus and play today." Battler Beat will continue to monitor Garrett during his senior campaign. We will keep you updated on any offers that come in along the way.
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