MAYB Nationals : 2021 and 2022 Thursday Standouts

<p>Took in a lot of good basketball this weekend at the 2021 MAYB Nationals. Teams from around 15 different states participated. Here are some standout performances from Thursdays games.</p> <p>Tre Williams | 2022 | St. Louis Go Live</p> <p>The 2022 guard proved to be a real gritty guard. He just simply did everything right. He never forced shots and always took good ones. He is a great finisher around the rim. When he attacks not a lot of people are going to get in his way. He elevated as he finished as well giving him quite the advantage on his opponents trying to block his shot. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1262636" first="Dante" last="Jackson"] | 2022 | KC United Basketball</p> <p>Jackson was an awesome player to watch. He is such a versatile finisher at the rim. Real nice quick and shifty moves to the rim to go a long with that too. He showed off some nice rebounding ability to wrap it all up and make him a big time guard in the 2022 class. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="891921" first="Geremiah" last="Moore"] | 2022 | Wichita Basketball Society</p> <p>He is a very disciplined guard. Plays lights out defense and I loved how he always was finding a man to box out on the defensive glass. He’s got great vision in the transition offense and a very tight handle. He was able to knock down the three when he was open. Overall a very disciplined and well put together player. </p> <p>Alexander Neal | 2022 | C-IV</p> <p>Neal is a lightning quick guard. He was breaking off defenders with ease on Thursday and then finished in such an athletic matter. This kid pushes the pace so well for C-IV. He kicked it out to his man when necessary or was able to finish at the rim. He also showed some nice hands and reaction time on the defensive end, deflecting passes. </p> <p>Tom Emerick | 2023 | All Missouri Attack</p> <p>This kid is an uber shifty guard. He has a lot of the intangibles to excel at the new level. This big guard has first off great size and length at a guard spot. He can shoot the ball very well from the left side. Great ball speed and a lightning quick first step to go along with a very tight handle proved him to be a problem to stop this weekend. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>