#PHRockyMountainMayhem 14U Deadly 3-Point Specialist from Webber

At Rocky Mountain Mayhem these players displayed lights out shooting and clutch performances. They were absolutely deadly from deep taking step backs, catch and shoots and just your casual pull up three. Buckets were flying all weekend, and these players made it clear that if you gave them an inch of space, it was already too late.    Yung was a straight up sniper from beyond the arc. Defenses had no idea what to do with him and was a serious problem every time he stepped on the court. From the moment he played his first game, he made it clear he wasn't just some average shooter. He came out firing, pulling up from deep with confidence and knocking shots down like it was nothing. Whether it was a step behind the line or from the corner, Yung was hitting from everywhere. He made defenders second guess every closeout and forced teams to stretch their defense way out, which only opened up the floor even more     Greene had himself a weekend no doubt about it. He was lights out from deep and made sure everyone watching knew he could absolutely knock it down. It was one of those performances where you just sit back and appreciate the way he plays the game. The way he moved without the ball was smooth and smart he constantly kept defenders on their toes. He really stood out when coming off screens. Greene came off ready to let it fly, catching the ball in rhythm and getting his shot off quick. It didn't matter if there was a hand in his face or if he had all the space in the world. Whether he was wide open or had a defender closing out hard, it didn't faze him     Cano Lazo was a total standout this weekend, a blast to watch every time he touched the floor. He really did everything, and you saw he had a great feel for the game. What really stood out was his off ball movement. He was constantly in motion, always reading the defense and finding little pockets of space to get open. Every time he got the ball in a good spot, he was ready to fire. His release was quick and smooth, and once that shot went up, it looked good more often than not. He especially made a living at the top of the key where he pulled up drilling threes. Cano Lazo kept the defense honest and knocked down some big shots when his team needed them most. Whether it was early in the game or in crunch time he always came through     Park wasn't shy about letting it fly from deep all weekend. He played smart, controlled the point and when it was time to get a bucket, he didn't hesitate. He was able to use his smooth crossover to get a quick step back three, where he kept defenders guessing. As the game wore on you saw that they just didn't have an answer for him. Park's confidence seemed to build with every shot, and once he got going, there was no slowing him down     OKeefe had himself a weekend, showing out on both ends of the floor and doing a little bit of everything for his squad. His jumper was smooth, and he was absolutely locked in from beyond the arc. What really stood out was the energy he on brought every single possession. He moved well without the ball, found his spots, and got his shot off with ease. Defenders had a tough time keeping up and when he got open from three, it usually meant trouble

At Rocky Mountain Mayhem these players displayed lights out shooting and clutch performances. They were absolutely deadly from deep taking step backs, catch and shoots and just your casual pull up three. Buckets were flying all weekend, and these players made it clear that if you gave them an inch of space, it was already too late.