Rumble In The Rapids: 15u MOP
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It’s hard to pick an MOP when the talent is deep like it was at Rumble In The Rapids in the 15u bracket. For the Most Outstanding Player, to narrow the field, I’m going to choose from the 1st Team…
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Continue ReadingIt’s hard to pick an MOP when the talent is deep like it was at Rumble In The Rapids in the 15u bracket. For the Most Outstanding Player, to narrow the field, I’m going to choose from the 1st Team All-Tournament players.
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Chapman was a head turner at Rumble In The Rapids. He showed off impressive all around athleticism and was a force when filling a wing in transition. Chapman was probably one of the best overall rebounders at the event as well. He sliced to the rim and went over the top for boards.
Jatin Flowers
Jatin Flowers
Flowers was often times just too big and too strong. Once he set his feet on the block or under the rim, it was nearly impossible to move him. He created and capitalized on many second chance opportunities from offensive rebounds.
Pratl was very impressive at Rumble In The Rapids. He and William Garcia William Garcia 6’2″ | SG Mount Pleasant | 2026 State MI really set the tone for a talented REAL 2026 team. Pratl controlled the pace by pushing the ball off the bounce and he never settled offensively. He attacked the rim with a quick first step and strong finishes.
MOP
Edmonds was lights out from the opening tip on Saturday until the lights were turned off in the gym on Sunday evening. He was the floor general and leader of a Swish 2026 team that went undefeated at Rumble In The Rapids. Let’s start with his ball handling. He didn’t waste dribbles or let the ball stick with him. Edmonds kept the ball low and protected and was able to carve his way into the lane seemingly at any time. From there, his passing stood out. Edmonds saw the floor well and made some really impressive passes while on the move. Edmonds was the head of the snake for the top team in the bracket last weekend, so he more than deserves to be named the MOP.