#PHRockyMountainMayhem 13U Guards Who Stole The Show at Webber

These guards were absolutely lighting it up and doing whatever their teams needed to win. From deep threes, crafty finishes and highlight-reel passes, they brought the energy, the skill, and the clutch plays. If you missed it, don't worry here's the full breakdown on the backcourt stars who stole the show.    Thompson was on fire all weekend and gave other teams a ton of problems. What really stood out was how effortlessly he ran the floor in transition. With the ball, he was all gas with his head down, attacking the rim and looking to score. Off the ball, he did a great job creating space, which opened things up for his teammates to drive or kick it out to him for a clean look. Thompson showed he could score as well and when he got those open shots, he was money     Kadavy was easily one of the most impressive players on the court all weekend. The kid was a walking bucket and scoring at will, hitting shots from all over the floor. His three ball was smooth, quick, and deadly accurate. He led his team in scoring every game and played with total confidence. There wasn't a shot he didn't like or couldn't hit. What made him stand out even more was how well he ran the point. He never forced anything, kept his head up, and dropped dimes to open teammates when the defense keyed in on him. Just a super smart, efficient floor general     Redden was the spark plug and the go to guy for his team all weekend. He played with a super high IQ and just had total control of the game whenever he was on the floor. It felt like he always knew where his teammates were, dropping perfect passes and setting them up for easy buckets. Offensively, he was a real problem for opponents. His mid range and three point shooting were both on point, and he had this way of getting defenders off balance before pulling up with a quick, smooth release. What really stood out was his burst to the hole, he had serious speed getting downhill and that quick crossover made it tough for anyone to stay in front of him     Sauve showed up ready to hoop this weekend and did everything you'd want from your point guard. His vision was next level and he never forced anything and always kept his team in smart, efficient offensive sets. He made the right pass every time and didn't just stand around after—he kept moving, kept the defense guessing, and kept the offense flowing. His shooting was seriously impressive too. Sauve has legit range and hit a few deep threes that looked effortless coming off his hands. When he got into the lane, he was tough to stop while constantly putting pressure on the defense and usually finishing it off with a smooth little floater     Wood was all hustle all weekend with a motor that just never stopped. His handles were wild too, constantly shaking defenders and leaving them in the dust. He shot the ball really well from everywhere, but that 12-15 foot range was his sweet spot and was super reliable from there. What really stood out was how locked in he was every second he was on the floor. Loose balls, rebounds, 50/50 plays—Wood was diving, scrapping, and battling for every single one. Bottom line is that the kid plays tough, isn't afraid to get dirty, and does whatever it takes to help his team win

These guards were absolutely lighting it up and doing whatever their teams needed to win. From deep threes, crafty finishes and highlight-reel passes, they brought the energy, the skill, and the clutch plays. If you missed it, don't worry here's the full breakdown on the backcourt stars who stole the show.