PH The Expo: These Players From Team 6 Lit Up The Gym

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.    Silver-Colbert showed off his scoring ability at The Expo with a smooth offensive game that kept defenders on edge. He has a quick confident release from three, knocking down shots with range and consistency. His step back jumper was a reliable weapon, creating separation and making him tough to guard one on one. In addition to his perimeter shooting, Silver-Colbert navigated through traffic well, using his handle and body control to get to his spots on the floor. Whether pulling up off the dribble or creating space for a clean look, he found ways to score efficiently. His ability to combine shot making and movement makes him a dangerous offensive threat      Eason was one of the top performers at The Expo, showcasing a complete skill set that made him stand out. He displayed impressive range, knocking down shots from deep with confidence, while also showing the ability to score from anywhere on the floor. When attacking off the dribble he consistently beat defenders, using his quick first step and creativity to get to the rim or create space for pull ups. Eason contributed in other areas like crashing the boards to secure rebounds and making smart passes to keep the offense flowing. His versatility as a scorer, playmaker and rebounder combined with his constant aggressiveness, made him one of the most impactful and dynamic players of the day     Johnson impressed with his ability to control the offense and create for others. His passing instincts and vision stood out, as he found teammates in stride and delivered the ball in scoring spots. With a quick first step he routinely beat defenders off the dribble, putting pressure on the defense and forcing rotations. Once in the lane Johnson showed the ability to attack the rack with touch, while also recognizing when to kick out to open shooters or drop it off inside. His combination of vision, playmaking and scoring ability off the drive made him a guard who could impact the game in multiple ways     Murdock stood out with his relentless defensive pressure, constantly disrupting ball handlers and forcing turnovers. His quick hands and anticipation created steals that he quickly turned into transition opportunities, where he thrived by running the floor hard and finishing or finding teammates. Beyond his defense Murdock showed a sharp understanding of the game, always positioning himself in the right spots on both ends. He made smart reads in the half court, moving without the ball and taking advantage of openings when they appeared. His combination of defensive intensity, transition play and high basketball IQ made him one of the most dependable and impactful players at the event

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.