EPL Session 7 WRA Saturday Productive Performers Vol.4

These were some prospects plays who stood out over the weekend.    He knocked down five three-pointers on his way to 17 points, showcasing a strong blend of skill and natural basketball instincts. The first few times when I saw him early in the season I was intrigued by the concept of him even though It took him some time to adjust to the speed and intensity of the game, but once he found his rhythm, everything began to click. Now that he's fully comfortable, his confidence is evident, and there's no looking back from here. Tricot is also a sneaky athlete. He would be a great get at the scholarship level for teams who need perimeter shooting.     The Navy pledge can score tough buckets by getting to his spots in the mid-range and is very effective in half-court situations. He scored eight points and made the most of his reserve role. He takes what the defense gives him and uses his physicality to break down defenders, consistently creating quality scoring opportunities. Really like the winning mentality he brings to the game.     He plays above the rim and is always a threat to make a highlight play. While it was good to see him knock one down from the perimeter, improving his outside shot remains one of the biggest areas for growth in his game. He finished with 14 points, scoring in a variety of ways, and also made several hustle plays. In addition, he showed he can be unselfish and create opportunities for his teammates. Mid and low major programs in need of versatility need to make Carter a priority.     Atilla spaces the floor well as a shooter and must be prioritized when left open, as he connected on three three-pointers. He's active in the passing lanes and can quickly turn defense into offense. He finds ways to contribute on the glass and finished with 15 points overall. Around the rim, he contorts his body well to convert smooth finishes. He impacts the game on both ends of the floor, and continuing to improve his foot speed will take his game to another level. Low and mid major programs should be monitoring him.     He stuffs the stat sheet by truly being a jack of all trades. He can score in a variety of ways, knocking down four three-pointers on his way to 16 points, while also applying constant pressure on the paint. With a strong frame that allows him to eat up space, he creates advantages offensively and keeps defenders on their heels. Beyond scoring, he shows a strong grasp of the game, reading defenses well and finding teammates in scoring positions, making him a complete and impactful presence on the floor. Would be a great pickup at the division two and or junior college level.     He was active on the glass, consistently securing rebounds and using his timing to quickly turn defense into offense. He added eight points in the win, providing steady production while anchoring the interior with his presence and physicality. His continued development is evident, as the progress he's made over the past several months really stands out. He also showed flashes as a passer, finding teammates out of the post and making the right reads. With his trajectory and impact on both ends, he should see a ton of mid- to high-major programs getting involved in his recruitment.     He provided a great spark as the ultimate glue guy, impacting the game in ways that don't always show up in the box score. He made multiple hustle plays, kept possessions alive, and created opportunities both for himself and his teammates. He finished strong on the interior for eight points, showing toughness around the rim. Though he's a bit of a positional tweener, he doesn't let that define him, relying instead on his active motor and relentless energy to make winning plays throughout the game.

These were some prospects plays who stood out over the weekend.