NJ Legacy Paterson Fall Ball: Wednesday, September 17th Standouts

Fall basketball is in full gear across New Jersey, with high school prospects participating in a variety of preseason leagues and showcases throughout the state. Even at this early stage, players are starting to carve out or elevate their roles in preparation for the upcoming season. One of the premier leagues on the fall calendar is the New Jersey Legacy Fall Ball League, held at the historic Paterson Catholic in Paterson, NJ. With that in mind, let's take a look at some of the standout performers from last night's action.    [player_tooltip player_id='2504780' first='Infinite' last='Sincere'] displayed an interesting combination of perimeter shot making and instinctive passing. Sincere shot the three ball both on the move coming off screens and off the catch, with deep range as well— showcasing his fluid mechanics as a shooter. Sincere also made a number of high level passes in transition displaying his excellent court vision and pinpoint passing.     A guard who thrives at getting downhill, [player_tooltip player_id='2201947' first='Anthony' last='Gonzalez'] was a consistent paint toucher Wednesday night. Gonzalez not only flashed his PnR decision making in the half court but also mixed in a few tough finishes through contact at the basket.     Running the show from the point guard position for Arts, Hazi Barbour did a good job of pushing the pace and playing at a fast tempo. Barbour's ability to constantly push the pace allowed him to get in the paint a handful of times and show flashes of his tough finishing ability at the basket.     A tough two way guard, [player_tooltip player_id='2342637' first='Brad' last='Brown'] displayed an interesting combination of overall offensive and defensive intensity. Brown showcased his decisive decision making and diverse scoring attack— making a number of high level reads with the ball in his hands along side his ability to finish with craftiness at the rim and be a catch and shoot threat from three. Brown was also extremely effective on the defensive end, displaying his defensive instincts— constantly pressuring the ball and forcing opposing ball handlers into mistakes.     [player_tooltip player_id='2107943' first='JP' last='Skoric']'s guard skills were on full display with not only his perimeter shooting ability, with range too, but also his ability to attack off the bounce and finishing both strong at the rim and with nice touch with different floaters and baby hooks in the lane. Skoric also did a good job of running the floor and finishing in transition.     Bridge McMillan impressed with his insane motor and defensive intensity. McMillan made a number of highlight plays pressuring opposing ball handlers and forcing turnovers. McMillan also mixed in some strong finishes at the basket in transition. McMillan also flashed his perimeter shot making off the bounce.     Possessing elite catch and shoot ability, [player_tooltip player_id='1919211' first='Dorsett' last='Mulcahy'] got into a crazy rhythm, shooting the lid off the rim. With a quick and smooth release, Mulcahy almost rarely didn't see a shot he didn't like, consistently hunting his shot through Wednesday's action. Mulcahy also flashed his three point shooting ability off the bounce as well.

Fall basketball is in full gear across New Jersey, with high school prospects participating in a variety of preseason leagues and showcases throughout the state. Even at this early stage, players are starting to carve out or elevate their roles in preparation for the upcoming season. One of the premier leagues on the fall calendar is the New Jersey Legacy Fall Ball League, held at the historic Paterson Catholic in Paterson, NJ. With that in mind, let's take a look at some of the standout performers from last night's action.