Marquee Hoops Winter Circuit Session II: 2028 Standouts (Pt.3)
Richmond, VA — The second leg of the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit came through Richmond, VA this past weekend and the action did not disappoint. Some of the top shoe sponsored programs and independent programs from the Mid-Atlantic were…
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Continue ReadingRichmond, VA — The second leg of the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit came through Richmond, VA this past weekend and the action did not disappoint. Some of the top shoe sponsored programs and independent programs from the Mid-Atlantic were in attendance and as always, those teams were filled with talent. The class of 2028 had a lot of promising prospects that we will separate into four parts of coverage. The third part is below and is organized in alphabetical order…
![D'Shaun Hicks](https://prephoops.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/01/DHicks.jpg)
D’Shaun Hicks
D’Shaun Hicks
D’Shaun Hicks undoubtedly stood out as one of the premier shooters at the second session of the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit, showcasing an exceptional proficiency in catch-and-shoot situations. His ability to consistently deliver accurate and timely shots made him a game-changer for his team, adding a crucial scoring dimension that opponents had to respect. Hicks’ reliability as an automatic shooter provided his team with a strategic advantage, forcing defenses to adjust and creating space for his teammates.
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Larry Jenkins
Larry Jenkins
Larry Jenkins played a pivotal role as a two-way player for Castle Athletics in Richmond, VA at the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit second session emerging as a major contributor on both ends of the court. His significant impact reflected his importance to the team, showcasing versatility and effectiveness on offense and defense alike. Jenkins particularly stood out on the defensive end, leveraging his size to become a formidable presence. His defensive prowess not only disrupted opponents but also added a layer of defensive stability to his team’s overall strategy.
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Derek Lugo
Derek Lugo
Derek Lugo proved to be a highly productive player around the rim for Rens United at the second session of the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit in Richmond, VA showcasing a knack for finishing with finesse, especially when matched up against smaller defenders. His ability to capitalize on size mismatches demonstrated not only his scoring proficiency but also his strategic understanding of exploiting defensive weaknesses. Lugo’s effectiveness near the rim added a valuable scoring dimension to his team’s offensive arsenal. His skill in finishing plays highlighted his agility and scoring touch, making him a reliable option in close quarters.
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Robert Moore
Robert Moore
Robert Moore’s standout qualities as a basketball player were evident at the second session of the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit, where he showcased his skills as a smooth and intelligent guard. His smoothness on the court, coupled with a pure shooting stroke, marked him as a reliable scoring threat. Moore’s proficiency with the basketball in his hands reflected not only technical skill but also a high basketball IQ, demonstrating smart decision-making and play execution. Whether navigating through defenses or taking open shots, his finesse and intelligence set him apart. Robert Moore’s combination of a smooth playing style, sharpshooting ability, and basketball IQ makes him a well-rounded and impactful guard on the court.
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Angel Narrvo
Angel Narrvo
Angel Narrvo emerged as a key contributor for the New York Gauchos in Richmond, VA at the Marquee Hoops Winter Select Circuit second session by doing the dirty work around the rim. His teammates recognized his effectiveness and did a commendable job getting him the ball down low. Narrvo’s impact was particularly pronounced due to his size, making him a challenging force to stop in the paint. His ability to handle the physical aspects of the game and excel in the gritty, close-quarters situations made him a valuable asset for his team.
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