Zero Gravity Fall Finale South Standouts

<p>High level basketball was on display this weekend in the Zero Gravity South Finale  Here we look at standout performances from the weekend</p> <p><strong>Noah Kable, North Shore sports Academy, Position G, Class 2025</strong></p> <p>Noah was named Zero Gravity player of the game Saturday. Noah was a scoring machine. Noah made a lot of great finishes at the rim, and also hit some tough contested three pointers. Noah was in attack mode all game long. Noah was aggressive, and also did not force up any shots. Noah had a strong fall season for the North Shore sports Academy, and should do well as he enters the high school basketball scene.</p> <p><strong>Josh Rivera, HTS, Varsity Division, Position G</strong></p> <p>Josh had another strong weekend for HTS. Josh moved the ball well on offense, and also scored well. Josh showed his ability to play on the ball or off the ball. Josh made some tough finishes at the rim. Josh can play with pace, and play in transition. He can also play well in the half court offense. HTS is a high level AAU program, who played a very competitive schedule this fall. </p> <p><strong>Nate Hendricks, Mass Elite, Class 2022, Position G</strong></p> <p>Nate has a high basketball IQ, and is a playmaker. Nate has built up his frame more, and controls his body well. Nate has really improved his game over the years and become a college level prospect, that is getting coaches attention. Nate is a lefty guard, but you would not realize that because of his ability to use both hands effective. </p> <p><strong>Taylor Wiercinski, Mass Elite, Class 2023, Position G</strong></p> <p>Taylor is a very efficient offensive player, and scorer. Taylor is a high level shooter. Taylor can impact the game in a number of ways. Taylor has a flashy skill set, but also a fundamental skill set. Taylor plays hard on both sides of the ball. Taylor has proven that his game will translate well to the college level. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p>