GBS Session I - Saint Leo University

Kavaris Hamilton @kavar1s FSCE Heatwave - Hamilton appears to be a player who can make an impact at the next level. He has a polished game, great physical size, and strength. His athleticism allows him to get to his spots with limited dribbles, and he is highly effective without needing to dominate the ball. He takes high-percentage shots, has a textbook jumper, and imposes his will on both ends of the court.     Brady Black Bay Area Elite- Black is an active, ball-hawking player with a strong defensive mindset. He gives maximum effort and excels at rebounding, despite being an undersized power forward. He has excellent hands and often scores by converting offensive rebound putbacks. Additionally, he sets solid screens for his teammates, rolls effectively to the basket, and poses a significant threat in the high post. On defense, he anchors the team by providing vocal leadership and directing his teammates from the backline.     Norton and Marcielo Fonseca form a strong scoring duo for Prime. In the game against Lithia Select, Norton played exceptionally well, showcasing his aggression and taking control of the play. He scored 10 points in the second half, helping his team pull ahead, and he drew fouls by aggressively attacking the gaps in the defense.     [player_tooltip player_id='2444838' first='Jaydin' last='Vega'] @vega.jaydin Bay Area Elite- Vega rebounds the ball well at his position. He scored from beyond the arch and around the rim. He plays with a lot of passion. When he is engaged on the defensive end he makes the team much more dynamic and causes more turnovers that allow them to get out and run.     Waite made his presence felt on the inside all weekend long. He has a considerable physique that allows him to create a significant amount of space. He moves at his own pace and catches the ball high, keeping it elevated with an extremely soft touch around the rim, making scoring seem effortless. He understands that the offense runs through him, so he never forces shots; instead, he willingly passes to the next man and focuses on his role. One of his best assets is his ability to dominate smaller guards who get switched onto him.     Ghent started strong in the early morning game, scoring a team-high 20 points from all three levels of the court. He has good size, sees the court well, and takes advantage of what the defense offers. Additionally, he contributed effectively on the boards and demonstrated excellent vision by finding open teammates during transition plays.     Dua had an impressive performance on Day One of the opening game, scoring 18 points and providing a strong scoring presence throughout. He showcased his scoring ability by making all his points from mid-range or at the rim, and he also converted free throws. Overall, he was the standout player on the court for both teams during the game.     Joshua Lannon @josh_lannon15 of GForce Ryders came out strong in the first game on day one. He shot the ball with great efficiency from beyond the arc. His ability to stretch the floor, combined with his teammates' discipline in running the offense, finding the cutting man, and willingness to make the extra pass, makes Lannon a valuable asset, for a team that doesn't feature anyone while showcasing everyone.