NY Film Room: Pt 2

<p>While basketball in New York is still largely shut down, players are still looking for exposure and recruiting, and have still been putting in monster work over the summer. In an effort to keep exposure out, we have created a Film Room, designed to increase the exposure of anyone who wants it by film submission. Today, we have our second edition of Film Room, promoting players who submitted film. As a reminder, film submissions are running and can be submitted at this tweet:</p> <p>https://twitter.com/PrepHoops_NY/status/1337439793286885378</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1047692" first="Tomer" last="Oron"] | 2021 | High School of Math Science and Engineering | City Rocks</strong></p> <p>The shooting guard out of HSMSE not only comes out of one of the most academically gifted specialized high schools in the city, but now, with Oron's play, it looks to have a chance at being athletically gifted as well. Oron is a natural ball handler. On offense, putting the ball in his hands is the best way to manufacture offense. Oron can drive to the rim and if defenders don't let him through, he has a consistent fadeaway to fall back on. His shooting is accurate from deep and shows up in the clutch, and his court vision lets him find the open man.</p> <p><strong>James Tourin | 2021 | Babylon | NY Lights</strong></p> <p>Tourin follows the theme of excelling in the classroom, with Tourin having a 4.0 GPA that colleges crave. His academics don't make his hardwood game suffer though, as he is an above average ball-handler. He can easily create offense on fastbreaks with the ball in his hands, mostly through his quick hands on defense, but once the ball is in his hands, his speed can take the ball all the way to the rim or make the long pass to someone closer.</p> <p><strong>Aaron Goldstein | 2023 | Xaverian | Team Final Black</strong></p> <p>Xaverian currently has two superstar guards ([player_tooltip player_id="945523" first="Shawn" last="Fulcher"] and [player_tooltip player_id="1047657" first="Nick" last="Folk"]) who both look D1 bound. Looking beyond that, however, the future is bright with Aaron Goldstein. Goldstein excells at ballhandling and getting to the rim, with him being able to work quick and fancy dribble finishes to usually cash in on easy points. His playmaking and shooting only give him more options when the ball is in his hands, so look out for him once the CHSAA returns.</p> <p><strong>Jeshua Shaw | 2021 | World of Inquiry | Ease Elite</strong></p> <p>Yes, Jeshua Shaw can dunk. And for those of you who think dunking is no different than a layup, you have not faced off against Jeshua Shaw. His height, jump, and overall athleticism make any drive to the rim already that much more successful, and his ability to get over defenders creates an unguardable finish. Shaw also has a marksman shot, giving him a triple threat stance making defenders late to the drive or short to the shot.</p> <p><strong>Justin Green | 2022 | St. John's Prep | WE GOT NEXT</strong></p> <p>Justin Green has shown potential, and in the two years before graduation, he could make a legitimate push to become one of the top guards in the state. Green may be small, but he is still able to shoot over defenders from range, and on a fastbreak, he can easily take two or three steps to get in front of the defender, being able to complete the fastbreak easily and quickly.</p>