Gonzaga DC Classic Sunday’s Results Top Performers Part 2

In the third-place game, Archbishop Wood from Philadelphia, PA defeated Georgetown Prep 52-48. St. Joseph's Prep claimed the fifth-place game with a 65-53 victory over St. Andrew's Episcopal. Additionally, Whitney Young emerged victoriously in the seventh-place game, beating Friendship Tech 58-53.   Consolation Game Standouts    Scored 17 points on 5-14 from the field and 2-7 from the three-point line. The scoring combo guard is a creative finisher at rim off either leg, has super deep 3-point range, and is a threat to collapse the defense any time that he has the ball.     Scored 18 points on 5-12 from the field and 4-6 from the three-point line. Has made his presence felt with nonstop energy and activity. MacAdams was physical on the glass and finished efficiently around the basket. MacAdams attacked strong off the bounce, consistently followed his own misses, and even spaced the floor with confidence. A sound athlete who impacts the game through effort, intensity, and versatility.     Evan was named to the All-Tournament Team. Was by far the Little Hoyas most consistent player throughout the three-day event. It should probably go without saying, but everything starts and ends with Evan Edwards. Between his incredible production and leadership by example, it's difficult to say anything other than positives. At 6-foot, Edwards is a polished, refined player. He's smart, quick, and has the ball on a string, which allows him to get wherever he wants off the bounce. Edwards is a reliable creator, both for himself and others, and quality decision-maker with the ball in his hands. Also showed he could knock down the 3 going 3-7 in the third-place game against Archbishop Wood to finish with 14 points.     Marquis was named to the All-Tournament Team… Marquis proved to be a super competitive lead scoring who was in attack mode whenever he had the pill, was great working out of pick and roll play, and had a variety of creative finishes in the paint. The scoring lead guard Scored 27 points on 8-18 FG, 10-11 Free throws and 1-2 from the 3pt line. The Tennessee signee is the ultimate scorer. It was a joy watching him this weekend.     Named to the All-Tournament Team. The catalyst played with deliberate pace out of ball screens, got to his sweet spots on the floor, and utilized his size for a lead guard to finish in the paint. Malik routinely makes the right play. Scores within the flow. Smooth perimeter release. Good decision maker. Impacts the game on both ends of the floor. Strong frame. Versatile defender. Rebounds. The 7th and 8th place featured one of the better guard match-up you will see in Malik and Marquis Clark. Shackleford finished the game with 24 points on 11-17 2FG, and 2-4 from the 3pt line. His play against Marquis showed Malik is one of the Top unsigned point guards in the Middle Atlantic Region.    Justin 6-3 and [player_tooltip player_id='2563334' first='Julian' last='McKie'] 6-5 sophomore brothers both showed their upside scoring in the 5th place game against St. Andrew's Episcopal. Justin (13 pts|6-8 FG|1-3 3pt FG) and Julian was named to the All-Tournament Team (20 pts | 8-18 FG |3-7 3pt FG) both McKie's showed great patience and timing coming off screens, constantly relocated to create passing angles, and used the dribble to get to any spot on the floor. And both have a quick enough release to get there shot off over bigger defenders and the ability to play on or off the ball.    Jenkins contributed 6 points in the third place contest. While his scoring was modest, his impact was evident through his use of length to secure rebounds and alter or block shots against Georgetown Prep. The 6-11 junior demonstrated effective movement without the ball and anchored the defense, providing reliable performance as a drop defender.

In the third-place game, Archbishop Wood from Philadelphia, PA defeated Georgetown Prep 52-48. St. Joseph's Prep claimed the fifth-place game with a 65-53 victory over St. Andrew's Episcopal. Additionally, Whitney Young emerged victoriously in the seventh-place game, beating Friendship Tech 58-53.