US Amateur HS State Championship Standouts, Second Five

This past weekend The Florida US Amateur High School State Championship took place, and there were a lot of great games being played and even more talent on display. Freshman through Seniors battled throughout the tournament to see who would take home the coveted hardware, and although there were only a few to be crowned champs, there were a number of prospects which stood out. So let's now take a closer look at some of those players who balled out over the weekend.    Walker may have been one of the bounciest players in the gym. The 6'2" CG can score both inside and out, but gets the crowed going with his jumping ability and highlight reel dunks. He is very quick and explosive off the floor, which make him a huge asset on the boards as well. Walker's size and athleticism allow him to guard multiple positions on defense, and he thrives in the transition game, when turning defense into offense.     Robinson is a well-rounded prospect with major upside. He is a true 3-level scorer who plays the game with energy and bit of swag. He can beat you off the dribble and attack the basket, where he has the ability to finish with both hands, or stop on a dime and knock down his jumper with consistency. He shot it very well from behind the arc, and was a key piece in his Holiday Hoop's squad championship run.     The big from North Port, Fullen, was one of the most productive post players this past tournament. He has solid low post moves where he can finish in the paint with contact, but also has a soft touch on his jumper with his mid-range game. He is an excellent rebounder on both ends of the floor, and can be a real presence in the middle on defense. Fullen, plays the game hard and is also a solid passer from the post position.     This prospect is a true team player, who is always looking to better both himself and his teammates. Louza, can score in bunches, he has the strength to finish down low while absorbing contact, and is also a very efficient free-throw shooter. He has a nice quiet and smooth stroke from the outside and shoots the 3-ball at a very high rate. He rebounds the ball very well from the guard position, and also has the ability to guard any position on the floor.     The big man in the middle, Habing, enjoyed playing on his home court throughout the weekend. The 6'9" dual-sport athlete has established himself as one of the top post players in the area. He is a very strong prospect who can finish down low with contact, and is also becoming a great passer from the post. Habing is a tremendous rebounder on both ends of the floor, and his size and strength make it very difficult for opposing teams to score down low when he's in the game.

This past weekend The Florida US Amateur High School State Championship took place, and there were a lot of great games being played and even more talent on display. Freshman through Seniors battled throughout the tournament to see who would take home the coveted hardware, and although there were only a few to be crowned champs, there were a number of prospects which stood out. So let's now take a closer look at some of those players who balled out over the weekend.