New Jersey Legacy Jingle Bells Jubilee: Quad 1 Standouts

In a holiday tournament hosted by New Jersey Legacy Basketball in partnership with Zone 6ix Sports, the Jingle Bells Jubilee brought us a competitive slate of matchups from programs throughout North Jersey that highlighted some of New Jersey's under the radar prospects. Each quad consisted of a bracket of four teams battling for the opportunity to advance to the championship of their respective quad. Let's take a look at some guys that stood out in Quad 1's matchups.     [player_tooltip player_id='1943561' first='Jarrell' last='Harmitt'] lived around the rim throughout the course of both matchups against Wayne Hills and Paterson Eastside. Attacking primarily off dribble drives, Harmitt did a good job of getting into the paint and finishing at the basket around defenders and through contact. Harmitt was also effective in the dunker spot for Teaneck, catching dump offs from penetrating guards. Harmitt was also able to use his size and strength to be active on the glass not only rebounding on the offensive and defensive glass but also grabbing rebounds pushing in transition himself.     Extremely effective off the ball for Wayne Hills' offense, Chernoh St. Paul converted on a lot of open catch and shoot looks from three point range. Showcasing a quick and high release, St. Paul was able to showcase his effective shooting ability both in transition and in the half court.     Serving as an optimal floor spacing threat, Ryan Gubernicl did a good job of knocking down open catch and shoot threes within the flow of Wayne Hills' offense. Hitting 3 threes from the perimeter against Teaneck, Gubernick showcased what he's capable of as a shot maker from three point range.     Doing a good job of being patient in the half court and staying shot ready, Michael Moody showcased his ability to be an effective catch and shoot guy. Effectively running off screens and pin downs and knocking down a total of 5 threes from the perimeter over the course of two games, Moody showed what he is capable of doing in terms of knocking down open perimeter shots.     Doing a little bit of everything for Ramapo, [player_tooltip player_id='2194744' first='AJ' last='Greig'] showcased his ability to be effective in different ways; hitting open shots from three point range, drawing contact and getting to the free throw line, being a good help side defender, and an ability to finish in transition. Contributing to Ramapo's rotation as just a freshman, Greig showed flashes of being an effective all around player.     Averaging 13 points and 9 assists over the course of 2 games for Paterson Eastside, [player_tooltip player_id='1919190' first='Xavier' last='Cuevas'] found and maintained a healthy balance between attacking the defense and creating for himself and getting his teammates involved. Putting pressure on the defense with the ball in his hands, Cuevas was able to get in the paint and finish at the basket as well as draw help defenders and find the open man.

In a holiday tournament hosted by New Jersey Legacy Basketball in partnership with Zone 6ix Sports, the Jingle Bells Jubilee brought us a competitive slate of matchups from programs throughout North Jersey that highlighted some of New Jersey's under the radar prospects. Each quad consisted of a bracket of four teams battling for the opportunity to advance to the championship of their respective quad. Let's take a look at some guys that stood out in Quad 1's matchups.