Big Shots North Charleston Summer Showdown:17U Standouts Part II
S2AD 2022 Forward Jackson Romanoski: Had a nice overall skillset, showed the ability to play inside the paint through all types of contact without it bothering him much. He moves well without the ball, understanding proper positioning, plays the game…
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Continue ReadingS2AD 2022 Forward Jackson Romanoski: Had a nice overall skillset, showed the ability to play inside the paint through all types of contact without it bothering him much. He moves well without the ball, understanding proper positioning, plays the game with a very high motor and can defend multiple positions.
Palmetto Elite 2022 Guard Tariq Shabazz: The #1 scorer in the 17U division left no doubt about his ability to put the ball in the bucket, averaging over 20 Points per contest. He showcased his ability to score the ball from multiple levels , knocking down deep threes but also scoring from midrange and inside the paint. Scoring over taller opponents is not much of an issue for him as he gets good lift on his shot and also has a nice floater that he uses time and time again in the paint.
KU Elite 2022 Guard Lyric Evans: A smaller guard that put together some big time performances, he averaged 21 PPG on Saturday and would finish the tournament with an average of 18 PPG which placed him at #2 in the division. He only stands at about 5’8 but don’t let his size fool you, he competes and is constantly attacking defenders every time he steps on the court.
BTB 2022 Guard William Hayden: The lefty Guard has a smooth game, scoring the ball from multiple levels with solid efficiency. He’s another player that plays the game at a slower tempo but understands how to attack at correct angles and how to make the correct decision in pick and roll situations.
Shots United 2022 Sullivan Smith: Throughout the event he was a player that his team looked to for scoring and he provided a solid amount of scoring averaging over 13 PPG. He moves well without the ball, plays within the flow of the team offense and doesn’t try to do things outside of his comfort zone.
Big Shots Select 2022 Guard Xavier Adams: His team didn’t have the best weekend, finishing 1-2 but he was one of the bright spots for the squad. He made a nice impact with his scoring and passing ability, making the correct play at a high rate.
Shots United 2022 Kaden Sorensen: The 6’6 Forward is a raw prospect but had a solid showing, making an impact with his rebound and interior scoring. He doesn’t have a high amount of weight or muscle but he doesn’t allow that to affect the way he plays inside the paint. He ran the floor well, blocked shots on defense and will be one to keep an eye on over the next year.