The Denver West Cowboys are 18-0 for a Reason. Here's Why

The Denver West Cowboys have hit the jackpot this season, going undefeated in 18 games since December 3rd. This kind of longevity speaks volumes to Denver West's culture of prioritizing wins over everything else. It took a full group of dedicated hoopers to take their games to new heights. Here's an in-depth analysis of what's worked so far, who's been working, and why. Let's talk about it.    [player_tooltip player_id='2472483' first='Jaheim' last='Taylor'] is averaging a double-double with no signs of slowing down. Taylor is a 6'4 forward who is relentless on both ends of the ball. His court awareness separates him from other forwards, as Taylor has his head on a swivel, seeking out his teammates. Recently putting up a 23 point outing on February 5th while shooting 67% from the field, Taylor is looking confident as ever with elite shot-creation and constant communication across the board.     [player_tooltip player_id='2297878' first='Yasin' last='Sekue'] gives 110% effort in whatever he's doing, and it translates to a variety of areas on the hardwood. Getting out in transition while slithering his way to the paint, Sekue creates endless opportunities on offense for himself and his guys to thrive. Featuring a lethal set of spin moves and step backs, good luck stopping Sekue when he's having a prolific game. Bringing in nearly 9 RPG along with 12.1 PPG, there's a consistent sense of reliability that Sekue brings to the table that coaches can count on. He's been a massive contributor to the Cowboys' success.     [player_tooltip player_id='1622240' first='Tiden' last='Silver-Colbert'] is a one-of-a-kind guard who plays with passion each time he laces up. Showcasing exponential growth over the course of his high school career, Silver-Colbert knows exactly what it takes to be great. A dual-sport athlete, Silver-Colbert takes his agility and quickness from the track and applies it to the court. Averaging just under 11 PPG, converting on 47% of his looks from three, Silver-Colbert has expanded his game to new heights. Expect him to turn on the burners as the postseason approaches.     [player_tooltip player_id='2472470' first='Tegan' last='Robinson'] is the floor general any coach would be lucky to have in their lineup. Contributing about 4 APG, 4.6 RPG, and 8.2 PPG, Robinson has provided a steady production of offense this year. At 6'0, Robinson can blow by any defender while protecting the ball around the perimeter. Defensively, Robinson constantly communicates and fights through screens. Coming off an electric summer with Team Alive this past AAU season, the 2027 guard has made leaps and bounds in his game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2474379' first='Amir' last='Gemeda'] has been Denver West's secret weapon this season, taking pride in his lockdown defense and keeping up with all five positions. Recently, this month, Gemeda has caught fire, putting up a crucial 18-point performance on February 3rd with a PERFECT 100% from the field. As Gemeda's confidence this month continues to rise, so will Denver West's undefeated record. This is a team stacked with players who prioritize team basketball and winning. Stay tuned for Gemeda and the Cowboys to stay hot.

The Denver West Cowboys have hit the jackpot this season, going undefeated in 18 games since December 3rd. This kind of longevity speaks volumes to Denver West's culture of prioritizing wins over everything else. It took a full group of dedicated hoopers to take their games to new heights. Here's an in-depth analysis of what's worked so far, who's been working, and why. Let's talk about it.