Zero Gravity Nationals Standouts Part 3
Here is part 3 of standouts from the Zero Gravity National Tournament. Jayden Ndjigue Jayden Ndjigue 6'4" | CG Rivers School | 2023 State NLG , Mass Rivals, HT 6’4, Position Wing, Class 2023 Jayden helped lead the Mass Rivals…
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Continue ReadingHere is part 3 of standouts from the Zero Gravity National Tournament.
Jayden Ndjigue Jayden Ndjigue 6'4" | CG Rivers School | 2023 State NLG , Mass Rivals, HT 6’4, Position Wing, Class 2023
Jayden helped lead the Mass Rivals team to the tournament championship win. He was named the tournament MVP. The Mass Rivals team out scored their opponents in the tournament by over a combined 100 points. Jayden was dominate all weekend long. He was a scoring machine, scoring at the rim, and at will. Jayden is a very athletic player, and is a slasher. He is proving he can play at the division 1 college level, and already has a handful of division 1 offers. Jayden was great on the defense side of the floor this tournament as well. He played with high energy and never looked tired.
Ryan Swartz, NH Spartans, Position G, Class 2026
Ryan was named tournament MVP, while leading his team to the tournament championship. Ryan had a big weekend, and he put up big numbers. He scored 20 points in the finals, but he impacted the tournament in many ways, other than just scoring. He shot at a very high percentage this weekend, and he also got his teammates involved. Ryan was a playmaker, and showed his aggressive attack mode. Ryan will be a player to watch as he enters high school.
Luis Carillo Moss, Sharks, Class 2026, Position G/F
Luis had a standout weekend, and was named tournament MVP, helping lead his team to the championship. He averaged a double double this weekend, with his scoring and rebounding. He was very aggressive on the boards, and rebounds the ball very well for his size. Luis has a soft touch around the rim. He is a player who should make an impact right away at the high school level.
Miles Blaine, Mass Elite, Class 2025, Position G
Miles capped off a standout spring season, with a strong weekend at Zero Gravity Nationals. Miles showed his long range shooting skills, as he was hitting some deep threes. He also showed his smooth finishing skills at the rim. He had some tough finishes over bigger defenders. Miles is a very quick guard. He also showed his defensive ability, forcing turnovers with his on ball pressure, leading to fast breaks.