Who is the Prep Hoops x Dr. Dish Player of the Week(12/23-12/29)?

At the Polly Visalia Tournament, Dom delivered a breakout performance, pouring in a career-high 32 points while adding 8 steals, nearly 10 rebounds, and more than 5 assists against Redwood. After Redwood cut the lead to just two, Dom took over and knocked down six three-pointers on the night, including four clutch shots in that critical stretch, to spark a surge that led his team to a commanding 22-point victory. The game was tightly officiated, with 15 fouls called against Frontier compared to just three on Redwood, yet Dom still dominated without a single foul call in his favor.

Ben has been the driving force behind his team's recent run of success, emerging as a matchup nightmare on both ends of the floor. He has been hot; highlighted by a seven–three-pointer performance, many of them launched well beyond the college line. An elite scorer, he's posted recent outputs of 26, 24, and 22 points, while also serving as the primary playmaker at point guard with around five assists per game. His impact extends defensively as well, where he's locked in as a shutdown defender generating steals in bunches. With the highest three-point percentage on the team and consistent two-way production, Ben has established himself as a high-impact player in every phase of the game.

He put on an unforgettable performance at the tournament, exploding for 43 points in a single game while knocking down an incredible 11 three-pointers. Over the course of the event, he averaged 25 points per game and is now sitting at 18.1 points per game on the season—all while competing as just an eighth grader.

After trailing for most of the game—and by as many as 11 points—against the defending 2025 Class 2A state champions, Christian delivered a moment to remember. With just 1.7 seconds left, he jumped the inbounds pass and calmly drilled a game-winning three at the buzzer to seal the victory. He finished the night with 16 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, and 2 blocks, capping off a complete performance. For his heroics, Christian was named MVP of the Lebanon Christmas Game and received the event's MVP plaque.

Deron put together a statement performance at the Scholar Roundball Classic, leading Blair Academy to wins over two nationally ranked prep powerhouses—Newman (No. 3) and Cats (No. 9) at the time. Against Newman, he exploded for 28 points, knocking down six three-pointers while adding 7 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 steals. He followed that up with a strong all-around showing versus Cats, posting 14 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, and 3 steals. Across the two games, Deron averaged 21 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, and 3.5 steals. The tournament came shortly after he reached the 1,000-point milestone in his career, further cementing his impact as Blair moved to 8–0 and earned recognition as the No. 1 ranked prep team in the country.

At the Orlando KSA Holiday Tournament, Nando delivered a dominant three-game stretch to lead Cathedral Prep to the championship. He poured in 32, 28, and 30 points to capture the division title, showcasing consistent scoring at the highest level. The event was made even more special as he scored his 1,000th career varsity point at the same venue. Along with his scoring explosion, he filled the stat sheet with a combined 15 assists and 15 steals, earning All-Tournament MVP honors for his complete and impactful performance.

He dominated the tournament from start to finish, posting eye-popping averages of 32 points per game, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals. His all-around production set the tone every night and underscored his ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor.

He made history by breaking the school record for steals in a single game, racking up an incredible 10 steals against the Woodward Granger Hawks and showcasing his relentless defensive presence.

He delivered a season-high performance with 42 points, ranking among the top five single-game scoring outputs in school history, and accounted for an astounding 42 of the team's 57 total points in the win.

Medard's dedication as team captain stands out both on and off the court. Even while facing illness or injury, he consistently steps onto the floor, competes at a high level, and leads his team with effort and intensity. At the Holiday Tournament, he showcased his all-around game with 17 points, 13 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 block against St. Sebastian's; 17 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists versus Belmont Hill; and, despite playing injured, still contributed 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 1 block against Tabor Academy.

Jordan had a phenomenal week scoring 22, 26, and 32 points across three games, showing both consistency and elite scoring ability. Even on his “lowest” shooting night, he still shot an impressive 59%. His highlight performance came against Caldera in the Silverton Tournament, where he poured in 32 points on 59% shooting while adding eight rebounds and four steals.

Kolson had an exceptional week, averaging 21.8 points per game. At the Community Christian Tournament, he shattered the all-time tournament scoring record and set a new single-game high with 35 points, showcasing his scoring prowess and making a lasting mark on the event.