Top role players from Flyin To The Hoop

<p>Many times, it’s the players that score the most points and play the most minutes that get all the shine, but in this article we’re going to be spotlighting some players who play their role and stood out this past weekend at Flyin To The Hoop.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1181117" first="Magnus" last="Entenmann"], 6’9 C ISA 2022: Entenmann is a prospect I was excited to watch because he’s been battling injuries for a while and is now finally healthy for ISA. Enternmann was moving well for a big his size and knocked down an open 3-point shot. Despite playing just over 10 minutes, Entenmann ended the game against Shaker Heights with 10 points. With his size and offensive skill, scholarship programs should be looking at Entenmann to fill a need at the post position.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1201864" first="Dalton" last="DeLong"], 5’11 PG Tri-Village 2023: DeLong knocked down some HUGE 3-pointers to give Tri-Village a late lead over Botkins in the small school battle of the event. Whenever the Patriots needed a big shot, it seemed like DeLong would step up and knock it down. Playing 28 minutes in this contest at the point guard position, DeLong only turned the ball over one time. If Tri-Village wants to make it to the final four, they will likely have to get past the Trojans in a rematch.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1219811" first="Owen" last="Bronston"], 6’4 SF Fairfield 2022: Bronston came off the bench and had a huge impact for Fairfield by making timely shots and showing off his physicality from the wing position. Bronston had a dunk from a standstill in the first half and followed that up by hitting two 3-pointers and all five of his free-throws in the second half. Bronston is a late bloomer whose best basketball is being played each time he steps on the court. Division III programs should be all over Bronston as a potential starter level player as an upperclassman.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1368783" first="Ryan" last="Keifer"], 6’2 PF Centerville 2022: If you want a glue guy that helps you win, look no further than Keifer. Keifer played 27 minutes and only attempted three shots but had a huge impact on the game by his willingness to take charge after charge. Keifer made the type of plays that don’t show up in the box score but are reflected in the final score by doing whatever it took to help his team win.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1368782" first="Quinn" last="Hafner"], 6’1 SG Centerville 2022: Hafner wasn’t afraid to take or make the big shot on Sunday night. When the defense was scrambling to take away other options, Hafner found himself open and ready to make So Cal Academy pay with his shooting ability. Finishing the game 3/4 from 3-point range, the only other registered stat in the box score was his one turnover. That’s a prime example of doing what you are good at and not trying to overextend your abilities.</p>