A February Tuesday with Standouts and Evaluations

<p>Track some impressive performances from Tuesday night games.</p> <div> <h2>Waverly at Camden: February 9</h2> </div> <p><strong>Partial Rosters (Starters*)</strong></p> <p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Waverly</span><br /> </strong>#1 Noah Foster* (2022)<br /> #24 Bryce Stanfield* (2024)<br /> #40 Shamar Mayberry (2021)<br /> #41 Landon Dooley* (2023)</p> <p>Noah Foster 8 in 2ndQ</p> <p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Camden<br /> </span></strong>#1 Kaden Story (2023)<br /> #5 Wizdom Laws (2023)<br /> #11 Kolbi Jordan* (2022)<br /> #20 Allan Zyla* (2023)<br /> #25 Tucker Jackson (2023)<br /> #34 Trenton Moore* (2021)</p> <p>In the final minute, Wizdom yanked down a huge defensive rebound and then Kolbi Jordan surged end-to-end and finished while hanging mid-air.  </p> <p>After a timeout, Bryce Stanfield buried a magical wing three-pointer to overtake Camden, 51-50 with under five seconds left in the game.  Camden tried to recreate a Kolbi fastbreak, starting underneath their basket.  Kolbi did everything he needed to get to a danger point on the floor.  The sophomore guard elevated and attempted a very, very makeable layup from the left side. It hit the backboard, the front rim, and didn't creep over.  MISS.  Waverly held on to a fantastically entertaining win.  </p> <p><strong>#1 Noah Foster* (Waverly 2022) -</strong> Foster was able to create his own buckets.  Defensively, Camden extended out on him and tried to make his shots more challenging.  It did very little to slow him down in the second quarter, during which NF scored 8 points and Waverly took a significant 5-point lead. Foster's touch, from any point on the floor, is plus-plus. Volume scorer.  A walking bucket.</p> <p><strong>#11 Kolbi Jordan* (Camden 2022) -</strong> Kolbi is skilled and crafty.  He finished a turn-around jumper in traffic with a smoothness.  Kolbi played with a nice change of direction and average burst for a high school guard.  </p> <p><strong>#25 Hunter Jackson (Camden)</strong> - So much grit.  Hunter Jackson is the ferocious player that constantly plays faster and more aggressive than his opponents.  Jackson is a spunky offensive rebounder and loves to embrace and even initiate contact.  Drew a a charge late in the third quarter. </p> <p><strong>#1 Kaden Story* (Camden 2023) -</strong> Kaden filled it up with 10 points in the third quarter, enough to push CHS to a 16-6 third quarter win.  Kaden can finish in the lane, but needs to add strength in order to be the versatile scorer he has the potential to be.</p> <p><strong>#24 Bryce Stanfield* (Waverly 2024) -</strong> At this stage Stanfield is a catch-and-shoot master.  His game will develop in the many high school years to come.  He does not have the vertical element to his game to finish at the rim against most high school bigs.  </p> <p><strong>#5 Wizdom Laws* (Camden 2023) -</strong> There is so much to be unlocked in Wizdom. He can handle just a little bit, but needs to really develop guard skills.  Clearly a bouncy, naturally strong young man with some really exciting potential.</p> <div> <h2>McGavock vs. John Overton: February 9</h2> <p><strong>#5 [player_tooltip player_id="1129854" first="Damon" last="McBride"]* (2023) - John Overton<br /> <br /> </strong></p> <p><strong style="font-size: 1rem;">[player_tooltip player_id="1129854" first="Damon" last="McBride"] (2023) | John Overton</strong></p> <p>Damon is a pass-first point guard.  McBride sees the floor well and most out-of-bounds plays in the forecourt began with him holding the ball out of bounds.  McBride played a ton last year as a freshman and his poise on the ball is remarkable for a sophomore in Metro Nashville. </p> <h2>Spring Hill vs. Centennial: February 9</h2> </div> <h2> </h2> <p><strong>Partial Rosters (Starters*)</strong></p> <p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Centennial</span><br /> </strong>#0 Treyvon Barberry* (2022)<br /> #1 <span class="name-pointer">[player_tooltip player_id="983707" first="Patrick" last="Garrett"]</span>* (2021)<br /> #3 Malachi Pointer* (2021)<br /> #15 Luke Westmoreland* (2021)<br /> #20 [player_tooltip player_id="1037847" first="Lincoln" last="Aholt"]* (2023)<br /> #23 Matthew Busing (2021)</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Spring Hill</span><br /> </strong><br /> #3 Jayden Davis* (2021)<br /> #13 Quintavious Simmons* (2023)<br /> #14 [player_tooltip player_id="1039091" first="Kai’Seanne" last="Brashear"]* (2023)<br /> Jaylen Rucker</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>https://twitter.com/PrepHoopsTN/status/1359313062839410690?s=20</p> <h3>Alcoa vs. Northview Academy: February 9</h3> <p><strong>#5 [player_tooltip player_id="1029139" first="Tai" last="Cates"]* (Alcoa 2023) - </strong>Deadly from three, and automatic from the line.  This was not a challenge for the fantastic sophomore. </p> <p><strong>#1 Ronald “Tank” Jackson (Alcoa 2021) </strong></p> <div><em>Follow @PrepHoopsTN and @AndrewForce8.</em></div>