HustleSZNKickoff Event: Scouting Notebook (Multiple Positions)
Yesterday, I took a look at some of the standout guards I seen at the HustleSZNKickoff Event. Today, I’m looking at standout players, from all positions! These players showed a high level of play – from different magnitudes of the…
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Continue ReadingYesterday, I took a look at some of the standout guards I seen at the HustleSZNKickoff Event. Today, I’m looking at standout players, from all positions! These players showed a high level of play – from different magnitudes of the game.
Players:
• Caleb Nelson (6’6” / W 2021 / Coastal Elite): Caleb Nelson Stood out as a two way player. Able to use length to disrupt passing lanes. Able to finish through traffic at the rim, Nelson is tough in the open run. The wing player has the ability to play an all-around game, that is going to lead to a lot of good things in the future.
• Osasere Ighodaro ( 6’10 / F 2020 / Powerhouse Hoops): The big man was an absolute rim protector with his unmatched size. Able to swat shots and make it tough on opposing players. Also, a threat on the putback where he gets a lot of second chance opportunities. Ighodaro moves well for his size, and works hard at times.
• Johnny King (6’10 / F 2019 / Gamepoint Elite OC): Johnny King is a big man that has some inside and out potential. Able to score inside or shoot it from deep, King runs the floor well also. With his long wingspan, the senior is able to put a tough contest to shots as well. I came away impressed with the forward.
• Zach Moore (6’3” / WG 2020 / Gamepoint): Zach Moore our the court on notice with the ability to knockdown the long ball. Also, the junior showed the ability to score it from various other spots on the floor. Moore was able to create his own shot off the pull-up as well, an impressive showing.
• Matthew Rivera (6’4” / WG 2020 / Gamepoint): Rivera showed me he has the ability to be a three point specialist on the court. The 6-foot-4 Rivera moves well without the ball, filling lanes and getting open. Rivera gets up on the sweet release of his, that you just think is going in. Rivera was a true three-and-D player in the game I watched of his.