New Jersey Legacy Jingle Bells Jubilee: Quad 4 Standouts

In a holiday tournament hosted by New Jersey Legacy Basketball in partnership with Zone 6ix Sports at, 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. In a bracket like format, each quad consisted of four teams battling it out for the opportunity to play for the championship for their respective quads. Let's take a look at some guys that stood out in Quad 4's matchups.    Showcasing his ability to score the basketball from multiple levels, [player_tooltip player_id='2342644' first='Justin' last='Hunt'] flashed his ability to be a versatile scorer. Hunt was able to get going attacking his defender in transition and finishing through contact at the rim, knocking down catch and shoot threes, scoring out the mid post, as well as attacking on dribble drives in the half court. Hunt was also able to take advantage of the defensive pressure he was facing his some of his teammates involved.     [player_tooltip player_id='1874042' first='Micah' last='Pierce'] showcased an improving all around skillset that saw him score the basketball around the rim and rebound effectively for his position. Pierce also showcased his ability to be an effective and versatile defender, often time using his size and length to his advantage on the defensive end of the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='2549661' first='Preston' last='Neuenhaus'] lived on the interior for Saddle River Day over the course of both games. Averaging 17.5 points and 13 rebounds along side 3.5 blocks, Neuenhaus made his presence known in the paint, finishing around the rim, through contact, rebounding on both the offensive and defensive glass as well as protecting the rim.     [player_tooltip player_id='2339156' first='Lucas' last='Dipasupil'] showcased his ability to make winning plays, in different areas of the game, while being an effective floor general for Northern Highlands. Dipasupil was able to finish plays in transition, rebound effectively for his position despite being undersized, play make and get his teammates involved as well as get to the free throw line.     Backed by 20 point and 16 point performances, [player_tooltip player_id='1853418' first='Jahi' last='Whitney'] flashed in his ability to get in the paint and finish in different ways around the basket as well as run the floor and finish plays in transition. Whitney also showcased his ability to knock down open shots from three and be a threat from the perimeter.

In a holiday tournament hosted by New Jersey Legacy Basketball in partnership with Zone 6ix Sports at, 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. In a bracket like format, each quad consisted of four teams battling it out for the opportunity to play for the championship for their respective quads. Let's take a look at some guys that stood out in Quad 4's matchups.