District 1-5A Tourney: SEPA Impact Players For 1st Round

Below is a preview of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who we predict will have a major impact for their team during the 1st Round of the District 1-5A tournament.    In late January Brenner exploded for 32 points on the strength of 5 made threes against Great Valley. That extraordinary performance was just the latest example of Brenner's stretch-4 skill set. Brenner can splash jumpers from all over the floor, including logo distance threes. He can also produce points off the dribble as well as via dives to the rim and the offensive glass. Plus, Brenner has the speed and finishing skills to produce points on the fast break. Brenner (17 ppg. & 9.5 rpg.) is a three-year starter who already holds offers from Sacred Heart and Bryant University. Additionally, a host of Patriot League coaches have contacted Brenner.       Robinson's is a ridiculously athletic (letters in 3-sports) and versatile guard who contributes to every facet of the game. He can operate from both guard spots and on the wing. His next level speed, agility and hops make him a transition phenom. Robinson will not hesitate to cap a fast break with authority. In the half-court, Robinson relentlessly attacks the rim off the dribble and can splash threes from all around the arc. His ability to slash back door for a catch and lay-in is impressive. Defensively, Robinson lateral quickness and active hands combine to make him a menacing on-ball presence. Robinson's highlights from this season include a 29-point performance against Great Valley, 23 points (6 threes) versus Avon Grove and 21 points (3 threes) vs. WC Rustin. His fantastic play this season helped Sun Valley capture the Ches-Mont American Division title.     This incredibly accurate sharpshooter has been a starter for Marple since the 2024-25 season opener. Rush owns a ridiculously accurate 3-point shot with a quick trigger, textbook mechanics, and deep range. His constant off ball movement makes Rush extra difficult to guard on the perimeter. This freshman's ability to execute a head / fake followed a side dribble into open space for a clean look is impressive too. Rush's instincts and court vision make him a creative distributor. Noteworthy performances from Rush this season include scoring 23 points during Marple's defeat of Episcopal Academy as well as posting 15 points (5 made threes) in a win over Radnor and another 15-point (3 3PM) effort in a victory over Upper Darby.      Segarich is a hard-nosed and athletic guard who can produce points in a variety of ways. On half-court possessions, Segarich can lace threes as well as mid-range jumpers and score on straight line drives. Additionally, he is an underrated offensive rebounder who will convert on second chance opportunities. Segarich's speed, handles, finishing skills and court vision allow him to push the rock in transition for scores or assists. On defense Segarich does a tremendous job of keeping his team connected. In late January Segarich popped two triples on his way to 14 points in win over Radnor.

Below is a preview of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who we predict will have a major impact for their team during the 1^st Round of the District 1-5A tournament.