Section XI Wrap up: Leading scorers

Frank Mantesta February 18, 2021 @ 10:00 AM

Let’s look at some of the players who put up big scoring numbers in the first week. [player_tooltip player_id="1132413" first="Jordan" last="Riley"] the 6”2 Georgetown recruit from Brentwood high school put his acrobatic, athletic ability on display. Scoring in all different ways. Flying through the air, reverse layups, and even a spectacular windmill dunk. He is a must-see player. Scored 42 in one game and 35 in another. [player_tooltip player_id="1045741" first="Anthony" last="Daley"] Deer Park’s class of 2023 went for 37 in one game. He achieved that with a variety of long-range shots. He had a school-record of 11 three-pointers. Anthony had a terrific freshman season and his sophomore season has started even stronger. [player_tooltip player_id="1132418" first="Isiah" last="Sween"] the Central Islip senior was the second option last year behind the very talented Ty-Shon Panell. He showed he is ready to take over the scoring reins. Dropping 31 points in a variety of ways. An elusive handle gets to the rim but he can also drain the three. Luke Woods Mattituck high School 5”11 guard scored 31 and 28 with 8 three-pointers. Unlimited range but is also a crafty scorer off the bounce. [player_tooltip player_id="1047851" first="Takel" last="Jackson"] from North Babylon had a nice first two games. It is hard enough to score 28 in one game but he did it in 2 consecutive games. Totaled nine threes in these two games. Thomas Bell is an under-the-radar player from Shoreham Wading River with tremendous talent. But the coaches on the East end know all about him. He had 28 and 24 with 6 threes in two games. Not only does he score from the floor but he gets to the line a lot and converts.