Old reliables, new names perform at Northwood

Coming off a 2018 class that included four top 50 in-state prospects — 6-9 Danny Kolp and guards Jakavien Lewis, Jack Ammerman and Tanner Reha — Northwood University parlayed that recruiting momentum into a strong showing of talent at its exposure camp. While not all are destined for the Timberwolves or even the GLIAC, here…

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