January’s Court Chronicles: Senior Standouts (Pt.1)
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Bryson McGlothin TX #25 SF #6 HEIGHT 6'7" POS SF CLASS 2024 View Profile Bryson McGlothin Instagram Twitter State: Texas School: John Paul II Club: JL3 Elite EYBL In the Parish Episcopal vs John Paul II matchup, the most elite…
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Continue ReadingIn the Parish Episcopal vs John Paul II matchup, the most elite prospect on the court was Bryson McGlothin Bryson McGlothin 6’7″ | SF John Paul II | 2024 State TX . This future Division 1 athlete put his explosive athleticism on full display heading into halftime when he turned the corner, drove down the lane with his left, and effortlessly rose off the ground, throwing it down with two hands, exhibiting force and authority as he nearly ripped the rim off the backboard. He impacted the game in several different ways and looks fully prepared to contribute immediately as a defensive and high motor asset at the next level.
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Brayden Young Brayden Young 6’9″ | C Cy-Falls | 2024 State TX demonstrated his ability to take defenders off the dribble, showcased good court vision with ability to pass, displayed a knack for securing long rebounds, and utilized his size advantage effectively. As a defensive anchor, Young played a pivotal role in protecting the paint, staying ready to contest shots and alter attempts.
6’3” guard, Jalen Haynes Jalen Haynes 6’4″ | CG Hebron | 2024 State TX showcased his ability to up the tempo and push the pace, creating multiple transition shot opportunities by getting the ball up the floor before the defense could set up.
Cam Mennsfield Cam Mennsfield 5’8″ | PG Hebron | 2024 State TX exhibits intense on-ball defense, picking up his man the full length of the floor right from the tip-off. His defensive prowess was highlighted by his impressive lateral quickness, fast-moving feet, and an instant ability to recover.
Alexander Russell quickly asserted himself as a 3-and-D contributor, showcasing an impressive ability to stretch the floor well beyond the arc and effortlessly drill three-pointers with a lightning-quick release that contested defenders couldn’t disrupt. A fearless and confident shooter, Russell’s deep shooting forced defenders to deny him the ball above the perimeter, creating driving opportunities for his teammates. As he heated up offensively, his defensive intensity rose, applying great pressure on the perimeter, resulting in backcourt violations, steals, and dives for loose balls.
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Antonio Romo Antonio Romo SG Coppell | 2024 TX stood out as one of the most active and productive players on the court. Despite his height, he played much bigger, excelling as a standout rebounder on both ends. Romo’s ability to crash the boards, set up teammates with pinpoint passing, and make tough shots showcased his well-rounded skills.