CP3NMSC East Qualifier: 8th Frontcourt Recap (Pt. 1)
Atlanta, GA — There were a lot of promising frontcourt prospects at the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier in Atlanta, GA. During the camp, there were moments when some of the top post players made impressive plays that showed their potential…
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Continue ReadingAtlanta, GA — There were a lot of promising frontcourt prospects at the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier in Atlanta, GA. During the camp, there were moments when some of the top post players made impressive plays that showed their potential and upside. Over the next two days, we will break out coverage on the top frontcourt players we saw at the camp from the class of 2028 …
LJ Byrd
LJ Byrd
LJ Byrd had a productive weekend in Atlanta, GA at the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier. Byrd was very consistent in finishing around the rim which is where he got most of his points. His ability to navigate the traffic in the key and put points on the board sets him apart as a player with finesse and skill. His size and length helped him be very active on the offensive and defensive glass. He’s a player who can secure key possessions for his team, not only on the offensive end but also with his relentless work on the boards.
Austin Dennard Austin Dennard 6'5" | CG GA
Austin Dennard Austin Dennard 6'5" | CG GA
Austin Dennard Austin Dennard 6’5″ | CG GA showed why he is a prospect to closely monitor after a strong weekend at the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier in Atlanta, GA. He constantly makes a strong impact in the mid range, he has a powerful presence around the rim and is a versatile scorer. No matter what the defense is throwing at him, he is a player who can power through defenders, converting tough plays into points. With his mid-range mastery, finishing ability, and powerful presence in the paint he is a force to reckon with when the ball is in his hands.
Nijuan Harris
Nijuan Harris
Nijuan Harris showed why he is one of the more dominant players from the current class of 2028 right now during his performance at the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier in Atlanta, GA. His size and strength make him a formidable presence, and he’s a tough player for any opponent to crack. What distinguishes Harris is his gentle scoring touch around the rim. He’s a player who can combine his physicality with finesse, utilizing a soft touch to convert baskets in the most challenging situations. Harris’s ability to dominate in the paint is a testament to his unique blend of power and grace. He’s a player who can stand his ground defensively and create scoring opportunities on the offensive end.
Peter Julius
Peter Julius
Peter Julius brought a lot of positive momentum into Atlanta, GA for the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier. He is a player who excel as three-level scorers while simultaneously dominating on the defensive end are a rare breed. With his size standing at six-foot-seven, his ability to sink shots from beyond the arc, mid-range, and finish strong above the rim sets him apart as a player with a diverse and potent scoring arsenal. On the defensive end, his ability to impact the game was on display throughout the weekend. He’s a player who can use his size and presence to deter opponents from venturing into the paint and, when challenged, swat away shots with authority.
Brooks Loftin
Brooks Loftin
Brooks Loftin had a big impact for his team in the paint throughout the duration of the weekend in Atlanta, GA at the 2023 CP3NMSC East Qualifier. He is very efficient when it comes to scoring. His ability to convert opportunities around the rim with precision and effectiveness sets him apart as a player with a keen scoring touch. Given his above average size, he knows how to take advantage of going up against smaller defenders. He’s a player who can use his size to overpower opponents and create scoring opportunities. Loftin’s defensive skills are a testament to his versatility. He’s a player who can defend well with his size, making it challenging for opponents to score when he’s on the court.
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