East Coast Cyclones MHC/ Team Attack Sigma Film Recap

Took sometime and went back and watched the [program_tooltip program_id='2078566' first='East' last='Coast Cyclones'] MHC squad take on [program_tooltip program_id='2349432' first='Team' last='Attack'] Sigma from the Made Hoops East Warm Up. The Cyclones depth was too much for [program_tooltip program_id='2349432' first='Team' last='Attack']. These were a few prospects who stood out.    He has a good pulse of the game was able to see the floor while having a knack for making plays for others. Kennevan plays with great control of his body and is very fundamentally sound. He also found ways to run the break. He was in passing lanes on defense. He used his strength to lumber his way downhill to the cup. Kennevan has great chemistry with his forwards finding the effortlessly. He also found ways to score over smaller defenders. Division two programs are prioritizing him in the spring.     Was active on the interior showing he could score down low on offense, while on defense he was an anchor coming down with rebounds. Griffin did a good job running the floor. Griffin needs to keep the ball high at all times or fakes around defenders so they don't block his shot when he is around the paint. He scored through contact after gathering 2nd chance offensive rebounds. Excited to see his progression in the MAPL next season.     Made hustle plays and sacrificed his body for the good of his team on the defensive end. His long limbs allow him to cover ground with ease. He showed he could operate going coast to coast in transition. Thomas has good instincts and can showcase his athleticism when crashing the glass. He also showed he can space the floor from behind the arc. Thomas has good timing when going up to alter a shot. Any postgrad or prep looking for a versatile plug in play option should consider inquiring about Thomas.     Pacciarelli was in the right spots to come up with 2nd chance points when he crashed the glass. He finished through contact around the bucket. He took efficient shots inside of ten feet. He did a good job of filling the lane in transition. Pacciarelli was patient hunting his own shot in the half-court. He converted most of his attempts at the charity stripe. He showed off his ability to make plays for others and convert on tough passes. I really like how tenacious he was on the attack. He is someone I think will be on the radars of scholarship programs with a postgrad year.     Rubino is a floor general who has a good pulse on the game. He didn't let the ball stick to his hands and found others frequently in the offensive flow. He flew around on both ends of the floor and has an active motor. Rubino got paint touches and used his strength to get downhill. He doesn't let his small stature hinder his game and leaves a positive fingerprint on the game for his team. He is someone small colleges should have on their radars.     Pettibone hit tough shots throughout the game and has no issue navigating to different spots. Pettibone scored from behind the arc off the ball as a catch and shooter. He found ways to finish around the bucket. He has a good pulse on the game and didn't look to force plays into existence. He would be a nice pickup at the small college level.

Took sometime and went back and watched the East Coast Cyclones MHC squad take on Team Attack Sigma from the Made Hoops East Warm Up. The Cyclones depth was too much for Team Attack . These were a few prospects who stood out.