AAU Roster Spotlight: Jersey Force MHC

Returning for another year on the Made Hoops Circuit, one of New Jersey's best independent programs, the [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force'] look to retool and reload for another strong and competitive AAU season. With the return of a lot of key contributors from last year along side some new intriguing additions to their program, the [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force'] will look to once again compete against the likes of some of the best independent programs across the Northeast. Let's dive into some prospects that everyone should have their eye on heading into the swing of things this AAU season.      [player_tooltip player_id='1411663' first='Torrey' last='Brooks'] Jr. looks to bring his dynamic scoring ability along side his electrifying playmaking ability to this year's 17U [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force'] backcourt. Possessing a keen creativeness off the dribble, Brooks Jr. is adept at breaking his defender down and scoring it at multiple levels— hitting pull up jumpers as well as using his quickness to get to the basket and utilizing different finishes. Operating as a primary ball handler in any offense that he runs, Brooks Jr. plays with incredible poise and good court vision, creating advantageous looks for himself and his teammates around him. One of the biggest stock risers from this past high school season, look for Brooks Jr. to continue building upon his explosive scoring performances and see a handful of D1 schools get involved in his recruitment.     [player_tooltip player_id='1271427' first='Judah' last='Hidalgo'] brings an interesting blend of shot making ability and size at the guard position to [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force']'s 17U backcourt. Possessing a compact release, Hidalgo is a versatile and efficient shot maker that can shoot it from three point range off the catch and off the dribble. Hidalgo is also capable of operating as a secondary ball handler— possessing a strong handle and an unselfishness to get his teammates more involved and often times make the right read. Look for Hidalgo to build off the strong senior season he had at Paul VI that saw him win a Camden County championship into AAU season.     Capable of lighting it up from three point distance, [player_tooltip player_id='2342648' first='Will' last='Foley'] will look to provide steady and consistent perimeter shot making along side his ability to play the right way and make winning plays to [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force']'s 17U backcourt. A versatile shooter, Foley is capable of shooting it off the catch, off the bounce, and off movement. Along side his perimeter shooting ability, Foley also has a good feel for the game, often making good decisions with the ball in his hands and plays with a tough, competitive spirit.     [player_tooltip player_id='2344530' first='Noah' last='Perna'] brings a dynamic scoring punch to this year's 16U [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force'] squad. Perna has a knack for getting downhill off the bounce and finishing around defenders and through contact at the basket. Combine that with Perna's smooth shot making from the perimeter, particularly off the catch, and you'll see why the strong guard will provide a strong and steady source of offense, from the guard position, for this year's 16U [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force'] squad.     An excellent off the ball threat, [player_tooltip player_id='2081040' first='Connor' last='Lee'] will look to provide much of that floor spacing ability that make him effective at the guard position to [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force']'s 17U Select squad. An excellent catch and shoot threat, Lee possesses an ability to shoot it at an effectively high clip while also possessing an ability to put the ball on the floor and finish around the basket. Look for Lee to have a handful of huge scoring outbursts on this year's Made Hoops Circuit.     Zaier Henry brings an interesting combination of athleticism, length, and finishing ability to this year's 16U Made Hoops squad. Henry has a knack for using his quick first step to gett downhill on dribble drives and finish around defenders at the basket. Henry is also effective in transition both in scenarios where he can grab a rebound and push the break himself or run the alleys and finish on the rim. Look for Henry's athleticism and finishing ability to be on full display for [program_tooltip program_id='2078569' first='Jersey' last='Force']'s 15U squad on this year's Made Hoops circuit.

Returning for another year on the Made Hoops Circuit, one of New Jersey's best independent programs, the Jersey Force look to retool and reload for another strong and competitive AAU season. With the return of a lot of key contributors from last year along side some new intriguing additions to their program, the Jersey Force will look to once again compete against the likes of some of the best independent programs across the Northeast. Let's dive into some prospects that everyone should have their eye on heading into the swing of things this AAU season.