Jersey Jam Fest: SEPA Prospects Who Impressed on Saturday

Below is a review of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed on Saturday at the Jersey Jam Fest which which is taking place at the Hoop Group headquarters facility.    After posting a standout junior season, Green was named as a 1st Team All-Pioneer Athletic Conference selection. He used the momentum from this past winter to thrive in the up-tempo style of play at the Pitt Jam Fest and again in New Jersey on Saturday. Green displayed a accurate 3-point shot with a quick trigger and NBA distance range. Green also worked as a point guard for stretches. In that role he scored off the bounce and distributed to teammates. He was especially effective as a passer in pick-n-roll action. When he handled the rock on the fast break, Green delivered well timed dimes. He was also a threat to stop and pop a transition three.       Henighan exploded onto the recruiting scene this winter with games of 36 points (5 triples) against Engineering and Sciences as well as 22 points (6 threes) versus William Bodine. Obviously, Henighan can make it rain from deep and he proved that again on Saturday. His ability to run to an open spot along the arc in transition and then quickly get his feet set for shot is impressive. If opponents managed to chase Henighan of the arc, he put the ball on the deck and got to his mid-range spots or all the way to the rim. When Henighan was the recipient of double teams, his court vision and high IQ enabled him to defeat those doubles with a quick pass to an open teammate. With his deep offensive skill set, Henighan's contributions on the boards are often overlooked. His length and nose for the ball make Henighan a plus rebounder at both ends.     Two weeks ago this dynamic scoring point guard led [program_tooltip program_id='2078697' first='Philly' last='Pride']'s youngest group to their division title at the Pitt Jam Fest (6-0). Powell is a prospect with elite end-to-end speed and hops, so on Saturday he thrived in the open court. He will not hesitate to cap a fast break with a dunk. In the half-court, Powell's deep bag of dribble moves made him unstoppable off the bounce. Once he got to the rack, Powell executed a creative finish or powered through contact. Powell will also got paint touches and then deliver well-timed kick outs. When he slid off-ball, Powell is a legitimate three-point threat. At the other end of the court, the combination of Powell's anticipation skills and quick burst allowed him to frequently swipe opposing team's passes.                Ajunwa is a point-forward hybrid prospect who excelled for [program_tooltip program_id='2428023' first='Philly' last='Revolution']'s youngest Team Iverson squad on Saturday. He is a true two-way player who can have a major impact on a game from either end of the court. On offense Ajunwa drained triples of every variety, but he was especially accurate on wing three point attempts. With his athleticism, speed and finishing skills, Ajunwa is a legitimate open court scoring threat. Ajunwa's court vision and unselfish nature made him a creative distributor from multiple spots of the floor. Defensively, Ajunwa was a menacing on-ball presence who frequently picked pockets. He also showed a knack for knifing through passing lanes for steals.

Below is a review of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed on Saturday at the Jersey Jam Fest which which is taking place at the Hoop Group headquarters facility.