Robeson County Shootout Super Six Standouts
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<p>Purnell Swett Senior Guard <b>Ethan Brewington</b>: At the start of the championship game, he got off to a slower start. His outside shot was not falling but he remained confident, and things begin to turn for him in the second half. In the late third and fourth quarters, he put on one of the best three-point shooting displays that we have seen all season and would lead his team to a championship with twenty-one points.</p>
<p>St.Pauls Senior Guard <b>[player_tooltip player_id="1032850" first="Jeyvian" last="Tatum"]</b>: He put together his best performance of the season in a semifinal win against Lumberton, going for a season high of thirty points. In the championship game he didn’t have the same scoring output but scored sixteen and had several assists. He was aggressive to get inside the paint offensively and was one of the players that took on the defensive assignment of guarding the opponents best offensive player.</p>
<p>Purnell Swett Senior Guard <b>Chandler Mcneil</b>: He didn’t have a huge scoring day in the championship, but he made an impact in other ways. Getting his team into their offensive sets, facilitating to teammates, and applying defensive pressure to opposing guards were all areas where he impacted the game.</p>
<p>St. Pauls Senior Guard <b>[player_tooltip player_id="1317697" first="Josh" last="Henderson"]</b>: You have to love the intensity that he plays with on both ends of the floor. He’s not afraid to be aggressive on offense but he makes just as much of an impact on defense. One of the top plays of the championship game was a big-time block that he had late in the game to stop an easy bucket.</p>
<p>Lumberton HS Senior Guard <b>JB Brockington</b>: He impacts games on a nightly basis for his team more than you even realize. Scoring, rebounding, facilitating, and being a solid defender are all ways that he impacts the game as well as bringing much needed senior leadership to a team that lost several players that logged major minuets last year.</p>
<p>Red Springs Sophomore Guard <b>[player_tooltip player_id="1105798" first="Kaedon" last="Porter"]</b>: His team came up short in the first round, but it was not due to any lack of effort from him. He has made nice strides over the last year and is not only scoring the ball well but also crashing the boards at a nice rate.</p>
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