NOBLE Session II - Parish vs Faith Family

Oak Cliff Faith Family secured a 67–57 victory with one of the most efficient offensive performances of the day, shooting 55.8% from the field while controlling the glass and limiting turnovers. Their balanced scoring attack—anchored by Player of the Game [player_tooltip player_id='2634958' first='Josiah' last='Rose'] and standout interior finisher [player_tooltip player_id='1509230' first='Gavin' last='Placide']—proved too much for a competitive Parish Episcopal squad led by the Almuttar brothers. Parish generated strong perimeter looks, hitting 11 threes, but Oak Cliff's efficiency inside the arc and superior execution in the paint determined the outcome. From start to finish, seven players emerged as the defining forces in this high-level matchup.    Rose delivered a poised and complete performance, scoring 16 points on high efficiency while punishing Parish from both three and the free-throw line. His 6-for-6 output at the stripe showed composure, and he contributed defensively with two steals that created momentum swings. Rose's presence stabilized Oak Cliff's offense during key stretches, especially when Parish cut into the lead. His impact on both ends cemented him as the Player of the Game.   Translatable Skills   ✔ defensive awareness & anticipation   ✔ versatile scoring inside & out   ✔ free-throw consistency     Placide was a dominant interior force, scoring 21 points on elite efficiency while finishing through contact and controlling the paint. His timing around the rim and ability to seal for deep touches created mismatches all game. With six rebounds and strong interior defensive positioning, Placide anchored Oak Cliff's physical identity. His performance was one of the most impressive big-man showings of the session.   Translatable Skills   ✔ finishing through contact   ✔ interior scoring efficiency   ✔ physical paint presence     Johnson showcased impressive balance as a scorer and facilitator, recording 12 points while dishing out five assists. His ability to read Parish's help rotations allowed him to create clean looks for teammates. With four boards and strong defensive effort, Johnson contributed in every phase of the game. His steady playmaking made him the engine of Oak Cliff's half-court execution.   Translatable Skills   ✔ consistent floor leadership   ✔ combo-guard playmaking   ✔ off-ball scoring versatility     Williams was the glue player of the game, impacting nearly every possession with defense, rebounding, and smart connective passing. His eight rebounds were crucial in limiting second-chance points, and he added a block and a steal to showcase his defensive range. Though not asked to score, Williams' activity and decision-making elevated Oak Cliff's overall execution. His versatility made him an essential piece on both ends.   Translatable Skills   ✔ connective team play   ✔ defensive versatility   ✔ rebounding toughness     Antoine once again provided steady production, contributing 10 points, six rebounds, and four assists while playing through intense attention from Oak Cliff's defense. His ability to score on multiple levels and facilitate effectively helped Parish stay competitive. Antoine battled physically inside, securing rebounds against bigger bodies. His balanced playmaking and scoring remained a highlight for Parish.   Translatable Skills   ✔ physical rebounding   ✔ versatile scoring at the wing   ✔ secondary playmaking     Armon matched his brother's intensity, scoring 12 points with strong spot-up shooting and efficient drives. His four assists showed feel as a connector, helping Parish generate rhythm in the half court. Armon's competitive approach and ability to pressure defenses made him one of Parish's most reliable offensive outlets. His performance was a key reason Parish remained within reach throughout.   Translatable Skills   ✔ court vision in the half court   ✔ spot-up shooting   ✔ attacking closeouts     Wechsler provided essential perimeter scoring off the bench, hitting three threes and bringing immediate offensive energy. His shooting forced Oak Cliff to adjust spacing matchups and opened driving lanes for Parish's creators. Wechsler's confidence and shot readiness made him a reliable floor-spacer in his minutes. His contribution was crucial in keeping Parish competitive from deep.   Translatable Skills   ✔ catch-and-shoot readiness   ✔ perimeter shooting gravity   ✔ bench scoring spark

Oak Cliff Faith Family secured a 67–57 victory with one of the most efficient offensive performances of the day, shooting 55.8% from the field while controlling the glass and limiting turnovers. Their balanced scoring attack—anchored by Player of the Game Josiah Rose Josiah Rose 6'3" | PG Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy | 2028 State TX and standout interior finisher Gavin Placide Gavin Placide 6'11" | PF Oak Cliff Faith Family | 2026 #49 Nation TX —proved too much for a competitive Parish Episcopal squad led by the Almuttar brothers. Parish generated strong perimeter looks, hitting 11 threes, but Oak Cliff's efficiency inside the arc and superior execution in the paint determined the outcome. From start to finish, seven players emerged as the defining forces in this high-level matchup.