Ryze Hoops Fall League: Week 3 Standouts (Part II)

Despite a slow start, Webber came alive in the second half, scoring 11 points and playing a significant role in their overtime victory. I noticed that he excelled in transition and showcased her ability to orchestrate the flow of the offense. While there were some struggles with shot selection, Webber's impact on both ends of the court can not be denied. He demonstrated strong leadership skills by getting others involved and ultimately securing the win for her team. Overall, Webber's performance showed promise and potential for success at higher levels of play.

In the recent game against North Cobb Christian, Josh Jacobs showcased his scoring ability by contributing 21 points despite the team's loss. His great interior finishing and ability to place his body in scoring position with rim-to-rim running in transition were particularly impressive. Jacobs also demonstrated a great touch around the basket, making him a formidable threat in the paint. With these skills, Jacobs proves himself to be an asset on both ends of the court, capable of putting up big numbers while maintaining a professional level of play.

In a recent game against Altoona, Mark Higgins proved himself to be a formidable force on the court, scoring an impressive 24 points in a big win. His sharpshooting was on full display, sinking 6 three-pointers throughout the game. What's more, his hot shooting continued throughout the game with 2 threes in the first quarter and 4 in the second. Clearly, Higgins has a natural ability to find open spots on the perimeter and be readily available when his team needs him most. His performance certainly caught our eye and solidified his potential as a valuable asset for any team.

Jameel Jones proved to be a crucial asset in the recent victory over the Young Guns, showcasing his ability to make big shots when it mattered most. His impressive scoring performance extended the defense with three-level scoring as a big. Not only did he contribute offensively, but Jones also made significant defensive stops at the end of the game, ultimately securing the win for his team. With 11 points, Jameel Jones has proven himself to be a valuable player with both offensive and defensive capabilities.

Dean Soulsby Dean Soulsby 6'2" | SG Allatoona | 2025 State GA demonstrated his sharpshooting abilities during the recent game, sinking an impressive 5 three-pointers, accounting for a substantial 15 out of the team's total 49 points. Despite the disappointing loss to Christian Heritage with a final score of 74-54, Soulsby's performance highlighted his proficiency in moving the ball effectively and seizing every opportunity to take a shot when given space. His readiness and accuracy from beyond the arc make him a player worth noting for future scouting opportunities.