Grassroot Team MVPs 2.0

<p>Louisiana Elite 16u (Under Armour): <strong>Galen Alexander</strong>&#39;s ability to play either forward position and score from every level was important for LA Elite. Alexander filled the stat sheet across the board and was crucial to the success of the team. He&#39;s a nationally ranked prospect.</p><p>New Orleans Elite-Swilling (Adidas): <strong>Lamont Berzat</strong> is the engine that makes this team run. There were numerous viable options for this team but Berzat&#39;s defense on ball makes life easier for those behind him. He led the team in scoring in quite a few big games as well.</p> <p>LT Rockets 16u: <strong>Deedy Gauno</strong> is an smaller combo guard who in the simplest terms, gets buckets. The Rockets played as hard as any team this summer but his scoring ability really put them over the top at times. Another team with multiple options here.</p> <p>Louisiana Elite 15u (Under Armour): <strong>Joshua Leblanc </strong>stuffs a stat sheet like very few others can. Whether it is scoring or playing defense or even grabbing a rebound and leading a break where he picks up an assist, Leblanc would be a great addition to any team but stood out among these stars.</p> <p>New Orleans Elite 15u (Adidas): <strong>Isaiah Lewis</strong> has always been a quick twitch athlete who can finish above the rim with ease. His shot has improved and his handles are locked in which means he is extremely difficult to guard in the open court.</p> <p>Louisiana Lightning: <strong>Marquie Mosley</strong> scored at a high level throughout the summer but really came on strong late. If he can continue that through school ball, Ellender will be a very tough team to match-up against.</p> <p>Stateline Raiders: <strong>Davon Harris</strong>&#39; leadership for the Raiders was crucial to their success. His quickness was another attribute that allowed the Raiders to play different ways. His progress for a young West Feliciana team is important.</p>