CYO 14U Boys St. Thomas More Team Report

Lets Take a look at the Talented CYO St. Thomas More 14U team. That finish the season in a lose to St. Jerome in the Championship game.    The top prospect on the St. Thomas More team was unable to play in the championship due to an injury thumb which took place in the semi-final game over the weekend. Sincere Scott is a 5-foot-11 prospect in the Class of 2029. He's a blossoming guard with an intriguing combination of size, skill, poise, and athleticism for his age. Sincere along with Dylan Higgingbotham and Yusaf Zaid were the top guards in the CYO Middle Atlantic 14U division. Showed throughout the season to possess nice drives attacking the basket and was able to make plays for himself and others off the bounce. Sincere possesses a good feel and understanding of the game. Capable shooter from the perimeter. Excited to continue to watch him grow & develop.” Sincere told me he will be back into action in two weeks. Sincere highlighted a lot of enticing flashes during CYO season, he will most definitely be a prospect to monitor going forward.     He possesses an incredibly appealing combination of size, intangibles, and well-rounded ability. Trevon came out in the second half showing a well-composed, polished player with an inside-out skillset and a strong frame. Handle the ball and score from all three levels on the floor very well. Finish the game with 14pts all coming in the second half. Loved his aggressiveness. Seem to thrive with the physical aspects of the game. I was impress with Trevon motor throughout the game. Seem to be a young man that love the compete and play the game the right way.     He showcased an impactful identity with his ability to score, rebound, and anchor the paint on both ends of the floor. The next step in his development process is working to get stronger, as it would make him an even more difficult matchup for opponents. “I really enjoyed Watching Darius compete. Seem to be a extremely coachable. Long, athletic, versatile forward. Showed the ability to play and guard multiple positions. Displays good timing when blocking and altering shots around the rim. Active on the glass.     High-motor little guard who showcased the ability to produce in several types of roles. The next step in his development process is to work on getting stronger and taller. #2 Ayden Courtney is incredibly heady with a high IQ and feels on both ends of the floor. Shifty playmaker with the toughness and efficient skillset/scoring combo. Played so hard in the 2nd half. Loved his intensity and hard playing approach to the game. Made his share of winning plays in transition and loose ball scenarios.” Ayden made his presence felt during the 2nd half of the championship game finish the game with 5 points and picking up numerous steals in their attempted comeback. Tough little guard is a prospect to watch progress over the foreseeable future.     He made a lasting impression through his smart, unselfish understanding of how to properly run a team. Kacie is a sound primary ball-handler. Seem to be at his best attacking, getting down hill and making reads in the open court. Despite being one of the smallest players in the game, he found several ways to make a lasting impact on both ends of the floor with his quickness and hustle. Showcased a good basketball understanding of the game. Good teammate who showed some leadership qualities. He's a good shooter from the perimeter, especially in catch-and-shoot situations. When he had time and space, he made the right basketball play. His next step in his development, especially at his size, is getting better at handling pressure. Needs to get stronger & tougher with the ball. Work on improving first step offensively and defensively.” Kacie enjoyed a quality showing in the championship game.

Lets Take a look at the Talented CYO St. Thomas More 14U team. That finish the season in a lose to St. Jerome in the Championship game.