Sandy’s Spiel Sunday Fall League: Week 3 Standouts

Although it resulted in two losses, [player_tooltip player_id='2952983' first='Zayland' last='Allen'] had a monster day on double duty, outputting the two highest point totals of the week with 25 against Darlington and 19 and 9 rebounds against River Ridge. Zay is a smooth scorer from multiple levels. He eases into his jumper and is slick off the bounce when getting to the hoop. Allen finishes with both hands. Only a sophomore, Zay looks like a binge scorer with All-State upside. He is a noteworthy player to track over the next three seasons.     Jahmar made his league debut and made it look easy, recording 18 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals and 1 block in a 61-50 win over Arnold Mill. The explosive playmaker looked to set others up before pouring in the points in the second half. His court vision and maturity with the ball in his hands makes him one of Georgia's elite.     I really liked what I saw out of Brooks. The lengthy wing cashed in on four threes en route to 18 points against Woodstock. Thrasher plays with a chip on his shoulder and can beat opponents in a variety of ways. His nonchalant set-shot release can be tough to contest due to his size and release point.     The Swede caught my eye. Long and rangy, Emmanuel has 3&D in his game. He can guard multiple positions and is active as a rebounder and finisher. He can sink the corner three and is capable off the dribble when getting to his spots. Johansson tallied 11 points, 5 rebounds and 1 block vs. Central-Carrollton.     Standing around 6-foot-3, Jordan can play multiple positions. He can steal time 2-4 with his versatility. He's a steady outside shooter off the catch but can also go into the post and work his way for tough buckets. He holds switchability when guarding on the perimeter. Simpson went for 16 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals in a seven-point win over East Paulding.