NYC Invitational - Key Standouts Part II

The NYC Invitational highlighted top prospects from across the country, including [player_tooltip player_id='2473434' first='Moussa' last='Kamissoko'] of Long Island Lutheran and [player_tooltip player_id='2485359' first='Colton' last='Hiller'] of Coatesville High School.    He has multiple years to learn from New York City legendary high school coach Mo Hicks, which will evaluate his overall game. He showed good defensive intensity and executed a strong Iverson cut to get an open three-point look from the left wing. He stepped in to take a charge, beating the ball handler to the spot.     He showed high upside, averaging close to 25 points per game last season playing JV. He grabbed an offensive rebound to draw a foul on a layup attempt. He contributed with a help-side block and displayed good defensive fundamentals, challenging and contesting shots without fouling. He attempted a one-step dunk and executed the pick-and-roll effectively with Washington. He also recorded a transition block, showcasing his athleticism and ability to run the floor.     He knocked down a catch-and-shoot three from the right wing with a high release and connected on an and-one bank three. He used his defensive instincts to jump the passing lane and his speed to finish on the other end. He was able to create space off the dribble to get into his shot. He executed the pick-and-roll well with Faulkner and grabbed an offensive rebound. He used dribble penetration to draw defenses and kick to the open man.     He was a slim, lengthy prospect with long arms and good size. He was comfortable putting the ball on the floor and showed strong rebounding ability, both in traffic and out of area. He finished in transition through contact. He used his length to contest shots and made a good pass from the post to set up an open jumper. He blocked a jumper with his long arms and moved well in the half court. He was highly effective and contributed in other ways, blocking and altering shots, rebounding on both ends, and delivering pinpoint passes.     His length and athleticism made him intriguing, and a number of Division I programs showed interest in his ability. He started off active on the offensive boards, using his size and energy to finish in traffic and convert. He knocked down a 15-foot jump shot, demonstrating his work ethic and commitment to improvement. He delivered an impressive putback dunk and connected on an elbow jumper. He showed a good second jump, contested shots effectively, and followed up by gathering the defensive rebound.    Additional Standouts [player_tooltip player_id='2563335' first='Justin' last='McKie'] ‘28, St. Joseph's Prep [player_tooltip player_id='2563334' first='Julian' last='McKie'] ‘28, St. Joseph's Prep [player_tooltip player_id='2427227' first='MJ' last='Thompson'] ‘28, The George School

The NYC Invitational highlighted top prospects from across the country, including Moussa Kamissoko Moussa Kamissoko 6'8" | SF Long Island Lutheran | 2027 State #3 Nation NY of Long Island Lutheran and Colton Hiller Colton Hiller 6'6" | SG/SF Coatesville | 2028 State #3 Nation PA of Coatesville High School.