Players of the Week: Standout Performances from Live Game Action

From the games I had the chance to watch live, a few players stood out above the rest. These athletes delivered standout performances, made game changing plays and left a lasting impression. Whether it was scoring bursts, defensive dominance, or all around impact, these are the players of the week you need to know and those who made their teams better and put on a show worth remembering.    Vais had a massive impact for Arvada West, putting together a dominant performance on both ends of the floor. Tough, physical and relentless with the ball in his hands, he attacked defenders at will and finished strong through contact. He showed confidence from deep, knocking down the three, and led all scorers with 22 points. His effort on defense stood out just as much, as he consistently outworked everyone for loose balls and rebounds, making winning plays that swung momentum all game long     Lambert was on another level for Overland, putting on a show with 32 points, multiple highlight reel dunks, and unstoppable plays at the rim. Defensively he was a lockdown force, making life difficult for anyone who tried to score. From the moment he stepped on the floor, he had that locked in, take over look. His handles were crisp, his footwork sharp and once he got going toward the basket, there was no stopping him. Lambert's complete dominance on both ends made him the game's clear standout     Adkins was a force for Denver East, especially in the second half when his team was trailing. He relentlessly pressured the defense from the point, attacking downhill and forcing defenders into tough decisions that often led to blow bys or quick pull up threes allowing him to finish with 23. Beyond his scoring and playmaking, Adkins showed excellent leadership, keeping his teammates engaged and confident. His ability to change the momentum and orchestrate a comeback when down big highlighted his poise, skill and importance     Tisdall had back to back standout games, showcasing why he's such a dynamic playmaker. Leading Lutheran in scoring in both contests, he attacked defenders off the dribble, pushed downhill and displayed crafty finishing around the rim. While his offensive game impressed, he really stood out on defense, keeping opponents off balance and making them fight for every inch. Tisdall's two way impact, court awareness, and ability to control the game highlight why he's a player of the week     Proctor may have finished with 14 points, but it was his motor and relentless effort that truly stood out for Overland. He attacked the paint with toughness, whether driving to the rim, battling for rebounds, or diving after loose balls. His physicality and determination set the tone for his team, showing he can impact the game in ways beyond scoring. Proctor's energy, toughness, and willingness to do the dirty work made this arguably his best performance of the season     Hadzic may have finished with just 5 points, but his impact for Arvada West went far beyond the scoreboard. His toughness down low secured key rebounds, he attacked the rim with strength, and consistently ran the floor with purpose. Every hustle play, rebound and strong finish set the tone for his team. Hadzic's all around effort, physicality and high energy play make him a player you can't help but watch every time he's on the court     Meuer brought impactful physicality for Arvada West, influencing the game even when he didn't score in the first half. His energy and effort helped create opportunities and kept the offense flowing. In the second half he found his stroke, finishing with 14 points, including a three possession stretch where he hit three from downtown, showing just how dangerous he can be. Meuer's combination of toughness, timing and shooting ability makes him a player capable of swinging momentum and taking over games     Alexander was a standout for Denver East, making the most of his increased playing time. He delivered a complete performance, hitting threes to stretch the floor while also attacking the lane with confidence. His toughness on the interior was evident as he battled for loose balls and finished through contact. Alexander's energy and impact were noticeable on every possession, proving he can be a difference maker given the opportunity     Eason was a defensive standout for Overland in the win, setting the tone from the opening whistle. He played relentless, in your face defense, shutting down drives, staying active with his hands and feet, and forcing multiple turnovers. His pressure made life difficult for his opponents all game, and his energy carried over to the rest of the team. While contributing offensively, Eason's defensive dominance was the difference maker, showcasing why he's such a vital piece to his team

From the games I had the chance to watch live, a few players stood out above the rest. These athletes delivered standout performances, made game changing plays and left a lasting impression. Whether it was scoring bursts, defensive dominance, or all around impact, these are the players of the week you need to know and those who made their teams better and put on a show worth remembering.