Noble Classic: Dallas Parish VS Missouri Oak Park

The Noble Classic Session IV on Friday night set the stage for an exciting two-day event filled with intense competition. Teams showcased their best skills as they tiptoed into the games, eager to make a mark. In this article, I'll be highlighting six players who stood out in the Dallas Parish and Missouri Oak Park matchup.    [player_tooltip player_id='1590876' first='Antoine' last='Almuttar'] had an impressive game against Oak Park. The Dallas Parish Episcopal guard showcased his ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor. Offensively, Antoine is a pure shooter off the catch with excellent mechanics on his jump shot. Throughout the game, he consistently knocked down multiple perimeter shots, especially in the first half when he was on fire. The Oak Park defense respected his jump shot due to his hot start, which led to defenders biting on his pump fakes. This allowed Antoine to drive to the basket in these situations. Antoine's defensive effort was also evident in this game. He was willing to crash the glass to transition into fast-paced offensive possessions.     [player_tooltip player_id='1590875' first='Armon' last='Almuttar'], a standout player for Dallas Parish Episcopal, showcased his exceptional shooting skills from the perimeter, particularly when shooting off the catch. He was a formidable screener, effectively freeing up opportunities for his teammates within the offensive flow. Armon's size allowed him to create post-up opportunities against smaller defenders, and he adeptly noticed matchups during these plays. In the final moments of the game, Armon delivered a crucial late-game block, significantly contributing to the team's success.     [player_tooltip player_id='1850444' first='Josh' last='Kori'] was a standout player from Oak Park that utilized his creativity off the dribble to primarily score points. Offensively, he is a three-level scorer capable of consistently producing high-quality points. In the game against Dallas Parish Episcopal, he showcased his ability to hit tough mid-range shots while finding his spots effectively. Additionally, Josh's impressive athletic standing dunk, despite his height of 6'4”, further demonstrated his skill on the court. Defensively, he is an active off-ball defender who excels at stealing the ball.     [player_tooltip player_id='2343838' first='Hudson' last='Lucas'] was a big contributor in the paint for Dallas Parish Episcopal against Oak Park. His consistency anchoring the paint came with play finishes and shooting from the perimeter displaying he is a versatile player offensively. Throughout the minutes he played he grabbed multiple rebounds on both ends. Hudson's work and activity was a difference maker for Dallas Parish Episcopal!     Landon Vanpelt, a 6'8” forward for Oak Park, played a pivotal role in the paint against Dallas Parish Episcopal. His rebounding and interior scoring were instrumental in the team's success. Vanpelt capitalized on the opportunities he had in the post, receiving post ups and dump offs from his driving teammates.     [player_tooltip player_id='1850445' first='Adam' last='Tanner'] was the floor general for Oak Park against Dallas Parish Episcopal as he consistently made plays for his teammates offensively. Throughout the game, he demonstrated his scoring ability as the primary ball handler. With the ball in his hands, he showcased a good handle and ball security. Adam's late-game steal down the stretch was evident, highlighting his effort and competitiveness as he played significant minutes.

The Noble Classic Session IV on Friday night set the stage for an exciting two-day event filled with intense competition. Teams showcased their best skills as they tiptoed into the games, eager to make a mark. In this article, I'll be highlighting six players who stood out in the Dallas Parish and Missouri Oak Park matchup.