Pec6 Session 1 Recap: All Session Team
The Pec6 League was established in 2013 by coaches Les Bean and William Middlebrook. The goal of the league is to provide an opportunity for Post Grad players, by providing a credible, compliant governing body on the West Coast. This…
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Continue ReadingThe Pec6 League was established in 2013 by coaches Les Bean and William Middlebrook. The goal of the league is to provide an opportunity for Post Grad players, by providing a credible, compliant governing body on the West Coast. This year the League features 3 session stops, in three different cities. Phoenix, (AZ) January 15th – 17th, Chino (CA) February 4-6, and San Diego March 11th-13th. The league features 5 post-grad programs.
- Middlebrooks Academy
- Taylor Made Prep
- The Balboa School
- Future Prep Academy
- Cooper International
Session one kicked off last weekend with a total of 10 games. This event provided a terrific platform for players to showcase their skills in high-level contests. Here’s a look at our 1st and 2nd All Session 1 Team.
1st Team
Uriyah Rojas 6’3 CG Cooper International (featured image) – Best player on the floor this weekend. Has added wiggle and stop and start ability to his already deadly shooting.
Jaylen Carter 6’4 SG Cooper International – Best backcourt goes to Cooper. Carter is an athletic scoring wing who showed the ability to create for himself, getting to the rim and knocking down jumpers off the bounce.
Chris Dockery 6’5 SF Middlebrooks – Spun and slashed his way to the rim. Talented high motor guy headed to Weber St.
Isaiah Daniel 6’3 SG Balboa – Top R&J guy at the event, had his share of thunderous dunks throughout the week.
Nehemiah Johnson 6’5 PF Future College Prep – Top rebounder at the event. Johnson scored when the ball was entered to him, and when it wasn’t he just grabbed it off the rim.
2nd Team
Shawn Woodson 6’3 PF Middlebrooks – Lefty was a bully that was able to get downhill and finish.
Damien Parker 5’11 PG Future College Prep – Shifty PG that was comfortable as a floor general or a scoring point.
Zayn Kimbrough 6’0 PG Balboa – A backcourt glue guy that was able to score the ball for a team that went undefeated this weekend.
Carson Frincke 6’4 SG Balcboa – Floor spacer that also picks and pops. He shot lights out this weekend.
Jabar Wheatley 6’2 SG Taylor Made Prep – Athletic wing, attacked the rim hard all week for TMP.
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