The Masters School (56) vs. St. Luke’s (55) Game Recap

The environment and atmosphere were electric. I've competed in and coached plenty of big games, but this one stood out, every fan base showed up, showed out, and lifted their team with unbelievable energy. It was a game you feel in your chest, the kind you don't forget.    Strong interior finisher who consistently executes around the paint with soft touch on reverse layup put‑backs and even a put‑back dunk in traffic. Shows good feel on curls to draw fouls, catches wide and handles well along the baseline, and has underrated lateral quickness. Adds value with offensive rebounds including a put‑back after a block, runs the lane hard, and can knock down the elbow jumper. A truly versatile offensive piece.      Left handed floor spacer who knocked down catch and shoot threes from multiple spots  including the right wing, left wing, and the right corner he added clutch right wing three to tie the game. Quick off the bounce when attacking gaps and delivered a crafty downhill finish to take the lead. His ability to stretch the floor as another reliable offensive threat helped the team regain rhythm and flow.     High‑energy two‑way guard with active defensive hands, a confident three off the screen, and plays with a feisty edge. Made strong lead passes, finished well in transition, and knocked down a pull‑up three. Took a hard hit diving for a loose ball but returned with even more intensity, showing real toughness. Closed the game with a downhill, game‑winning layup.     He's a glue guy who impacts the game in all the subtle ways, knocks down the spot three from the left wing, plays strong on‑ball defense, and makes hustle plays like tap backs in traffic. Provides smart help defense, including a key block that sparked a break. Crashes the offensive glass to draw fouls, plays with real toughness, and can pull up off the dribble at the elbow.     Knocked down the spot three from the right wing and showed confidence stepping into multiple pull‑up jumpers, including a two‑dribble elbow pull and a top of the key three off a screen. He finished through contact on a follow‑up offensive rebound for and and 1. Tyler made a high‑IQ hustle play by saving a loose ball and calling timeout, then later took a charge and dove on the floor without hesitation. Jumped passing lanes for a steal, pushed the break, and found a teammate on the lane run for a layup, he competed, played tough, and hit a clutch baseline pull‑up to put his team ahead.    Additional Standouts Bryan Wilson ‘26 - St. Luke's Luc Brongnairt ‘26 - The Masters School [player_tooltip player_id='2627035' first='Omari' last='Levy'] ‘26 - The Masters School [player_tooltip player_id='2234138' first='Peter' last='Uzgiris'] ‘27 - St. Luke's

The environment and atmosphere were electric. I've competed in and coached plenty of big games, but this one stood out, every fan base showed up, showed out, and lifted their team with unbelievable energy. It was a game you feel in your chest, the kind you don't forget.