The Best At Bladen: Third Place Christmas Tourney Top Performers

Clearly the best player on the court in this matchup, he put on a showcase of his ability to score the ball from multiple levels, especially in the second half. He knocked down the trey ball at a good rate but also scored from midrange and got to the basket for buckets at the rim and drawn fouls. His team depends greatly on his offensive production, and his scoring was one of the reasons why they were able to make a run late in the game.     He's the go to player for the Bucks on a game-to-game basis and he continues to show why he is a player that college programs should be keeping an eye on. Scoring, rebounding, shot blocking and overall defensive pressure are all things that he showcases just about every night on the floor.     Made a huge impact on the game at the beginning of the second half, helping his team create a nice lead coming out of the break. He crashed the boards and scored inside the paint at a nice rate by using his height advantage over shorter opponents.     An dual sport athelete that splits time on the court and on the grindiron you can see the impact he brings from a physicailty aspect due to his football background. He's strong, plays the game with toughnes and does not have any problems playing through all types of contact.     Only a freshman but we absolutely love the energy and enthusiasm that he plays with every time he steps on the court. He looks to make the correct play the majority of the time and doesn't hesitate to step in and take charges against players who are older and stronger.     A young prospect that is only scratching the surface of how good he can be in the future; he showed some flashes of potential in their matchup with Hoke County. He has good court vision, is a solid ballhandler and did a nice job of applying defensive pressure throughout the game.