Tri County Tournament: Kingsway 52, Overbrook 41

Top-seeded Kingsway protected its home court and pulled away late for a semifinal win over Overbrook in the Tri County Conference tournament. Senior wing Terence "TJ" Collier Jr led the way with 15 points while Overbrook sophomore [player_tooltip player_id='2763622' first='Bilal' last='Robinson'] stood out as the most intriguing long-term prospect on the floor.    Fresh off a recent commitment to Arcadia, Collier came on strong as the game progressed with 10 of his 15 points in the second half as Kingsway pulled away. He was a consistent mismatch on the offensive end, using a blend of quickness, physicality, and skill to create his own shot from multiple levels. Collier played with consistent energy on both ends of the floor, with the physical tools to be an impactful and versatile defender at the next level. We'd like to see him impose his will a bit more around the basket moving forward but Collier nonetheless projects as a promising piece for the Knights to work with.     Coming off a career-high 37 points in the quarterfinals, Robinson came back down to Earth but nonetheless stood out as a highly intriguing long-term prospect. Having grown to at least 6'7" with a natural perimeter skillset, he's in the mold of a prototypical modern wing forward with an efficient inside-out skillset. He's effective using his length and touch to take advantage of size mismatches inside but really shows his potential when operating out on the perimeter as both a shooter and ballhandler. Robinson is very young for his grade and still in the infantile stages of his physical maturation, but the upside is scarily high if he can continue to develop from here.     Keeping up what he's been doing all season, Morini was effective in his role as a floor-spacer and secondary scorer while adding 13 points for the Dragons in the win. With Collier struggling in the early going, Morini picked up the slack to establish an early lead with 8 first-quarter points. He's a knockdown shooter off the catch with smooth, compact mechanics when he gets any space to fire. He mostly plays within himself but does show some craft off the dribble and uses his strength well to help finish around the rim. D3 programs in need of an influx of shooting would be wise to get eyes on Morini in the upcoming state tournament.     Overbrook's leading scorer on the season with over 1,200 points in his career, Little struggled through an uncharacteristic scoreless first half but stepped up as the game progressed to show his talent in the backcourt. The southpaw has added some size and strength to his frame since we saw him last while moving like he could still be growing even further. He's a smooth multi-level scoring threat when he looks to attack and shows some feel as a passer as well when he draws extra attention. He has to be more aggressive looking to assert himself on a game but has a promising skillset to offer at the small-college or prep school level.     The Rams' leading scorer on the night, Stanley impressed throughout with his potent southpaw attack off the dribble. Operating as the primary ballhandler for most of the night, he showed a shifty handle as a crafty playmaker out of both iso and pick-and-roll situations. He's a polished pullup shooter with deep range out beyond the arc and also flashed as a capable passer. Stanley needs to work to add strength to his frame and refine his decisionmaking as a lead guard, but has the makings of a nice small-college prospect who could be due for a proper breakout next year as a senior.

Top-seeded Kingsway protected its home court and pulled away late for a semifinal win over Overbrook in the Tri County Conference tournament. Senior wing Terence "TJ" Collier Jr led the way with 15 points while Overbrook sophomore Bilal Robinson Bilal Robinson 6'7" | PF/SF Overbrook | 2028 State NJ stood out as the most intriguing long-term prospect on the floor.