<h5>Big Shots Myrtle Beach Finale brought out some out of state talent. Here’s a look at Part II of the standouts.</h5>
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<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1261483" first="Kris" last="Joyce"] | 5’10 Point Guard | West VA Crossover</h5>
<p>Joyce was impressive in handling the point guard duties for West VA Crossover this past weekend. He finished with 12.7 ppg and showed his mental fortitude in Sudden Death of the Championship game, knocking down two clutch free throws to get his team a victory. He’s a prospect to keep eyes on out of West Virginia.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1261482" first="Elijah" last="Redfern"] | 6’1 Guard | West VA Crossover</h5>
<p>Redfern is an emerging name in the 2024 class out of West Virginia to keep eyes on. He stepped up in a big way in their title game, taking over down the stretch and finding his offense when his team needed him the most. He put up 15.5 ppg on the weekend.</p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1261486" first="David" last="Thomas"] | 6’5 Forward/Center | West VA Crossover</h5>
<p>Thomas was a sizeable prospect with a ton of potential with the West Virginia Crossover. He used his size well this past weekend to make his presence felt on both ends. He’s got a nice feel for establishing position on the post for points around the rim. He’ll be a name to track in West Virginia’s 2024 class.</p>
<h5>Naja Montgomery | 5’9 Guard | Impact Elite Knights</h5>
<p>Montgomery had a constant nose for the ball and played every possession like it was his last. His hustle ability was something to marvel at as was his good attitude on the floor. He posted 7.7 ppg to make his presence felt in the backcourt as well.</p>
<h5>Endrias Moss | 5’11 Guard | Impact Elite Knights</h5>
<p>Moss was impressive running the show at the lead guard spot for the Impact Elite Knights. As he learns to find others in position to score and make plays, he’ll be one to keep an eye on in GA’s 2024 class.</p>
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