6A/5A/4A Colorado Springs Metro: These Are The Top Players

The 6A/5A/4A Colorado Springs Metro League is loaded with talent, and these players have come out of the gates with starts that are impossible to ignore. Whether it's filling the stat sheet, controlling tempo or taking over in big moments, these are the players driving wins and setting the tone. Through production, leadership and game changing performances, they've separated themselves as the standard in the league.    Cunningham is playing at the top of his game and proving why he's one of the premier players in the area. At 6'6" running the point, he creates constant matchup problems with his ability to score from the corner, attack the baseline and finish powerfully at the rim. His all around production is hard to ignore averaging 19 points, 8.5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals per game showing his impact everywhere on the floor. He rebounds, defends, elevates teammates and controls tempo, making him the engine and tone setter for Liberty right now     Council has established himself as one of the top players in his league by impacting the game in every possible way for Liberty. Filling up the stat sheet with 17 points, 7 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 3 steals per game, he consistently sets the tone with his aggressive playing style. He relentlessly attacks defenses, gets downhill with a head of steam and finds gaps that others can't exploit. Once he gets rolling the game slows down for him and the buckets come in bunches, making him a constant threat and a nightmare to guard for any team they play     Ulmer is proving that his freshman season was just the beginning at Fountain Fort Carson, taking another leap with an outstanding start this year. Averaging 18.5 points and 6.2 rebounds, he's in constant attack mode and has a natural feel for putting the ball in the basket. He keeps defenses on their heels with his ability to score in the mid and short game, and he's also showing a confident, improved touch from deep. Ulmer's scoring instincts, aggression and growth make him one of the most dangerous offensive players in the league right now     Odie continues to get better every time he steps on the floor for Doherty, showing clear growth and confidence in his game. A strong ball handler he pushes the tempo, escapes traps and full court pressure and constantly looks to get his teammates involved. His quick first step allows him to blow by defenders and if given space, he'll make teams pay by burying the three. On the other end he brings tough, in your face defense, making him a reliable two way guard and a key player to watch out for as the season goes on     Stump is continuing to build off a strong freshman season at Pueblo West and is quickly becoming a tough cover averaging 15.4 per game. The lefty has a smooth stroke, especially from deep, and does a great job coming off screens and getting to his spots. His added crossover leaves defenders out of position to create space for his jumper and he is now punishing defenders who overplay the three by attacking inside. As his confidence continues to grow, Stump's ability to score at multiple levels is forcing defenses to pick their poison every night and why he can't be ignored this season     Wilson is a key piece for Rampart and is poised for a big senior season. Averaging 14.4 points per game, he's already proven he can score from all over the floor, using his speed to get wherever he wants and create advantages. What's been just as impressive is his playmaking, averaging 4.4 assists and showing a noticeable jump in basketball IQ. Throughout the summer his feel for the game stood out, and now it's translating to consistently finding teammates for clean open looks. Wilson's scoring, vision and leadership make him a major factor this season     Kirch is having a senior season where everything is clicking at Rampart, producing the best numbers of his career so far. Averaging 14 points, 10 rebounds, and 5.2 assists, he's impacting the game in every way. He sees the floor exceptionally well, consistently getting himself and teammates involved and creating quality opportunities. An aggressive attacker he finishes hard at the rim and isn't afraid to challenge defenders. That same intensity carries over to the defensive end, where his effort and physicality set the tone and make him a true two way leader and real force in the league

The 6A/5A/4A Colorado Springs Metro League is loaded with talent, and these players have come out of the gates with starts that are impossible to ignore. Whether it's filling the stat sheet, controlling tempo or taking over in big moments, these are the players driving wins and setting the tone. Through production, leadership and game changing performances, they've separated themselves as the standard in the league.