Nebraska Top 250 Expo: Team #3 Top Performers

These kids turned it up at the Prep Hoops 250 Expo. Take a look at the Top Performers of Team 3 and how they did below.    [player_tooltip player_id='1580083' first='Ammi' last='Williams'], the junior guard, showcased his floor general skills at The Prep Hoops 250 Expo, steering the game with a composed demeanor. Unfazed by defensive pressure, Williams dictated his own pace on the court, maintaining precise ball control and unbroken vision to make the right play. Williams a very unselfish player consistently sought opportunities to dish the ball to open teammates, prioritizing team success over personal glory. His court vision and decision-making were on full display as he directed plays. Williams is not only a facilitator but also a scoring threat with a great shooting form. From deep three-pointers to smooth mid-range shots, he knocked down some shots while also putting the ball on the deck and driving the bucket adding a valuable scoring dynamic to his game. Defensively, Williams is a perimeter force, employing quick feet to keep ball handlers in check. His instinct reading of passing lanes resulted in several steals, showcasing his defensive IQ. At the Expo, Williams's ability to balance playmaking, scoring, and defensive knowledge made him a standout player, something a lot of Chieftain's fans are looking forward to this upcoming season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1253974' first='Marquis' last='Toliver'], senior guard for Creighton Prep, definitely turned heads putting on a full-court showcase at The Expo. From start to finish, Toliver's performance was nothing short of captivating, as he asserted his dominance and controlled the court with absolute authority. In a display of offensive mastery, Toliver showcased the full arsenal of his skill set. Driving to the hoop with power and finesse, he punished defenses around the basket. His ball-handling skills were evident as he knocked down step-back threes effortlessly. Beyond scoring, Toliver proved his value as a well-rounded player. His court vision was on full display as he dished out behind-the-back passes and orchestrated plays that set up teammates for scoring opportunities. A tremendous rebounding guard, Toliver initiated fast breaks with efficiency, showcasing his ability to transition from defense to offense seamlessly. Defensively, Toliver is a force to be reckoned with on the perimeter. His relentless pressure denies ball handlers an inch, resulting in numerous turnovers. Toliver's performance at The Expo was nothing short of a show-stopper. His dynamic playstyle and all-around excellence certainly made him a standout player, undoubtedly earning the attention and respect of many.    [player_tooltip player_id='1199856' first='Tarin' last='Riley'], the 6'4 junior forward, displayed an electrifying performance at the Prep Hoops Expo, leaping out of the building and making his presence felt across the entire gym. His remarkable jumping ability, coupled with an expansive wingspan, provided him a distinct advantage in getting to the hoop and finishing with ease around the bucket. While Riley's size and frame are still evolving, his potential is evident as he dynamically impacts both ends of the floor. Can be a versatile offensive threat, Riley demonstrated his capability as a shooter, knocking down open long-distance shots, pulling up from mid-range off the dribble, and driving finishing at the bucket. He consistently snagged boards throughout the Expo, showcasing a natural instinct for tracking the ball once it hit the rim. His athleticism translated seamlessly into his defense, serving as both a formidable defender and rim protector. Swatting away shots with his high jumping and long wingspan, Riley's presence in the paint became noticeable for many shottakers. [player_tooltip player_id='1199856' first='Tarin' last='Riley']'s performance at the Expo showcased his potential as a dynamic player. With his impressive athleticism, scoring abilities, and defensive impact, Riley is undoubtedly a player to watch for this upcoming season.    [player_tooltip player_id='2143638' first='Ryan' last='Hager'], the junior guard from Lincoln Lutheran, redefined the meaning of a high motor and effort at the Expo. His relentless blow-by speed showcased an unwavering pace, with his foot on the pedal at all times. This distinct advantage became apparent as he consistently left defenders behind with his lightning-quick first step and rapid acceleration driving to the bucket. Having a combination of speed and leaping ability, Hager efficiently navigated to the hoop in just a few dribbles, finishing above and around multiple defenders. His strong body frame further established him as a great rebounding guard, often going toe-to-toe with bigger opponents down low and snagging numerous boards. Despite his size, Hager's speed proved instrumental in swiftly transitioning from defense to offense, providing his team with ample opportunities to score on fast breaks. Defensively, Hager was a lockdown force. His relentless effort to constantly hassle ball handlers resulted in force errors, errant throws, and turnovers. His defensive tenacity not only disrupted opponents but also highlighted his commitment to making impactful plays on both ends of the floor. His unmatched speed, leaping ability, and defensive effort showcased a well-rounded skill set. As a junior guard, Hager's impact was showcased to everyone at the Expo making a promising upcoming season for the Warriors.    [player_tooltip player_id='2143632' first='Cooper' last='Mroczek'], the forward for the Storm, proved to be an absolute matchup nightmare for defenders at the Expo. A walking bucket, Mrozek showed us his poise getting his shot off with ease and versatility in every conceivable way. From distance to down long he showed off a repertoire of moves that left the defenses helpless when checking him. Mroczek's basketball IQ shone through exploiting defenders guarding him, diving into his bag he brought out smooth step-back and sidestep threes, hitting fadeaway jumpers while backing down defenders and aggressively putting the ball on the deck attacking the rim with tenacity, and consistently finishing around the basket with finesse. A true offensive threat, Mroczek demonstrated exceptional footwork, from the perimeter to down in the post, his solid footwork helped him create angles to get his quick shot off. His long wingspan and tall, lanky frame created a defensive nightmare for opponents, making him a formidable presence on both ends of the floor. Defensively, Mroczek continued to be a menace, turning away shots at the hoop with his imposing wingspan. On the perimeter, his athletic ability posed a challenge for offensive players, making it difficult for them to get a shot off over him even behind the arc he sent shots away. Mroczek's well-rounded game, coupled with his offensive versatility and defensive prowess, established him as a standout player and a formidable force at the Expo. His ability to dominate in multiple facets of the game, from perimeter finesse to post-play, sets him apart as a player to watch this upcoming season.

These kids turned it up at the Prep Hoops 250 Expo. Take a look at the Top Performers of Team 3 and how they did below.