What players competed at a higher level than others? We surely start with CJ O’Hara CJ O’Hara 6'4" | SF Park Center | 2023 State #285 Nation MN , move to Jalen Wilson Jalen Wilson 6'7" | SF Benilde-St. Margaret's…
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CJ O’Hara
CJ
O’Hara
6'4" | SF
Park Center | 2023
State
#285
Nation
MN
, move to
Jalen Wilson
Jalen
Wilson
6'7" | SF
Benilde-St. Margaret's | 2025
State
MN
, throw in some
Kole Hanson
Kole
Hanson
6'2" | PG
Holy Family | 2024
State
MN
, and chat some others. The Week 4 Standouts!
CJ O’Hara
CJ
O’Hara
6'4" | SF
Park Center | 2023
State
#285
Nation
MN
of Park Center (2023). CJ was so physically dominant that he scored 30 points in a 40 minute running time game. Yes, 30 points in 40 running time minutes. O’Hara hit one three among his 10 of 15 shooting plus he sunk all four of his foul shots which were worth nine points in the Breakdown Fall League rules. Most of his scores were getting to the rim and physically scoring against players that did not have the physical ability to move with him and/or battle with him physically. Throw in six boards and it was a dominating performance against BSM.
Jalen Wilson
Jalen
Wilson
6'7" | SF
Benilde-St. Margaret's | 2025
State
MN
of Benilde-St. Margaret’s (2025). BSM against Park Center is a bit of a mismatch in terms of experience. BSM is very young, Park Center has a lot of very talented experienced upperclassmen. But Wilson battle through it and had a great game. Wilson scored 17 points with six boards and the majority of his scores were getting to the paint and either facing for shorter mid-lane buckets or getting to the rim and ignoring length/contact to finish.
Chiang Ring
Chiang
Ring
6'8" | C
Park Center | 2024
State
#202
Nation
MN
was in his way, and Wilson scored.
JJ Ware
JJ
Ware
6'6" | SF
Park Center | 2023
State
MN
and
CJ O’Hara
CJ
O’Hara
6'4" | SF
Park Center | 2023
State
#285
Nation
MN
are big seniors and Wilson touched in shots over them. Wilson is the top sophomore coming into the year in terms of talent, experience, and production and this past weekend was another great example.
Kole Hanson
Kole
Hanson
6'2" | PG
Holy Family | 2024
State
MN
of Holy Family (2024). The Fire have needed a point guard. And this past weekend they needed one more than ever in overtime against BSM. Hanson took the ball after a rebound, pushed up the floor, froze a defender with a hesitation move, attacked right, got just inside the foul line with the defenders scrambled, and hit the game winner. Game. Set. Match. The Fire have a ball handler, creator, and playmaker that few other teams have.
Jack Robison
Jack
Robison
6'6" | SF
Lakeville North | 2024
State
#147
Nation
MN
of Lakeville North (2024). I really liked the way that the Wisconsin commit played against CDH this past weekend. Scoring wise Jack finished once at the rim and put three threes through the net to score his 11 points on seven shots. That perimeter shooting from a 6’6 wing is massive. With
Nolan Winter
Nolan
Winter
6'10" | PF
Lakeville North | 2023
State
#98
Nation
MN
out, Robison had to board and he did that grabbing five. With the Panthers being a team that shares the ball, Robison did a fantastic job helping
Matt Drake
Matt
Drake
5'11" | PG
Lakeville North | 2024
State
MN
and
Hudson Vaith
Hudson
Vaith
6'5" | SG
Lakeville North | 2023
State
MN
get their touches too which is how Robison totaled five assists. A strong all around game.
Hayden Tibbits
Hayden
Tibbits
5'11" | PG
Wayzata | 2023
State
MN
of Wayzata (2023). The Wayzata lead guard looked like he was in mid-season form with his hustle, his delivery of the basketball, and his recognition of where and when to attack the cup. Hayden is the type of lead guard all coaches want because of his IQ, effort, and high percentage of great decisions made. He makes others around him better and he competes in a way that others follow. This weekend he reminded all of us of that.
