Zero Gravity Beast of the East tournament Standouts
<p>Another good showcase of basketball at the Zero gravity Beast of the East tournament this past weekend. Here we look at some standout performances.</p>
<p><strong>Logan O'Connell, Middlesex Magic, Position G</strong></p>
<p>Logan had an all around standout weekend. He was very good on both sides of the ball. Logan made a lot of high level, and impressive finishes. Logan was a scoring machine this weekend. Logan also hit some very tough jump shots. Logan also made big stops on defense, and forced a few big turnovers. No one was getting by Logan. Look for Logan to continue to be lighting it up on the Zero Gravity circuit this fall. </p>
<p><strong>Nathan Rubin, Team Slims, Position Combo Guard</strong></p>
<p>Nathan Rubin was all over the floor this weekend. He had a good balance of scoring inside the paint, and from the outside. Nathan did a good job finding his teammates, and setting them up for open shots. Nathan Rebounded the ball well, and did a good job out letting the ball leading to fast breaks. </p>
<p><strong>Dillion Taylor ASA, Class 2024, position G</strong></p>
<p>Dillion is a very athletic guard, who can get to the basket with ease. He did just that this weekend. Dillion scored a lot of big baskets, and also did a good job seeing the floor, and making smart passes. Dillion attends Newton North, and should have a big season for the Tigers. Dillion helped lead his ASA team to the tournament championship. </p>
<p><strong>Rees Maccarone, BC Rhod Island, Position G</strong></p>
<p>Rees was very dominate in the game on Saturday. He helped the BC Rhod Island Team win a close, and hard fought game. Rees was a playmaker. He made big plays down the stretch. Rees was on full attack mode, and never slowed down. Rees scored at a high level, and also made some very high level passes. </p>
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