PH The Expo: The Players That Stood Out From Team 3

The Expo was packed with talent and the competition did not disappoint. From sharp shooters to relentless defenders, players brought their very best and proved why they belong among the state's top prospects. The energy was high, the intensity was real and every game offered standout moments worth talking about.    Glatfelter made a noticeable impact at The Expo with his activity, awareness and versatility. He consistently found ways to keep the offense flowing, whether through smart passes, timely cuts to the lane, or reading the floor to create opportunities for teammates. His court vision and decision making allowed him to set up easy baskets and keep defenses off balance, showing poise and composure in tight situations. Around the rim Glatfelter was active and aggressive, crashing the boards on both ends to secure rebounds and generate second chance opportunities. He finished plays with confidence, using his touch and body control to score effectively in traffic. Beyond his offensive contributions he brought effort on defense by contesting shots and helping on rotations. His all around contributions proved he can be a key factor on both ends of the floor     Patterson showcased a versatile game at The Expo, using length, athleticism and skill to get shots off. He was active on the boards securing possessions on both ends and turning them into scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Patterson also displayed a smooth midrange touch, knocking down shots with consistency and composure under pressure. In transition he thrives with fast, uptempo movement, pushing the pace and creating opportunities both for himself and others. Defensively Patterson uses his size to contest shots, disrupt passing lanes and provide a physical presence in the paint. Combined with his length, shooting, rebounding and quickness he proved to be a multi dimensional player who can impact the game on both ends     Cook displayed a versatile offensive game at The Expo, showing the ability to score in multiple ways. He finishes strong inside, attacks the rim with confidence and secures rebounds to help fuel his team's possessions. From the perimeter Cook can knock down corner threes, stretching defenses and opening up lanes for himself and teammates. One of his standout traits is his ability to get open, constantly moving off the ball and reading defenses to find scoring opportunities. On the defensive end Cook stays engaged with active hands and quick feet, contesting shots and staying disciplined in rotations. His effort on both ends makes him a well rounded player who can impact the game in multiple ways     Hayelom showed his versatility at The Expo as both a facilitator and a defender. Running the point he displayed court vision and consistently found open teammates and made smart decisions in transition. Off the ball he was always moving, reading defenses and putting himself in positions to create scoring opportunities or make plays for others. His poise and awareness allowed him to control the tempo and keep the offense flowing smoothly. Defensively his active hands and anticipation enabled him to stay in front of his man and disrupt passing lanes effectively. He competes with energy on every possession, showing that he can impact the game on both ends. With his combination of running point and defensive effort, Hayelom proved to be a reliable two way guard who consistently influences the flow of the game

The Expo was packed with talent and the competition did not disappoint. From sharp shooters to relentless defenders, players brought their very best and proved why they belong among the state's top prospects. The energy was high, the intensity was real and every game offered standout moments worth talking about.