Wings Who Could Take Over City League Championship

With the City League Championship starting tomorrow, these wings are the ones to watch and could be the difference makers. They stretch defenses, attack the rim and hit big shots when it counts. If they catch fire, they could carry their teams all the way to the title.    Perez has been stellar all year, but he's elevating his game at exactly the right time. Coming off a recent season high 30 point performance, he's playing with supreme confidence and poise. He stretches defenses with his three point shooting, attacks the rim with force and finishes above it when the moment calls for it. Beyond scoring he does the little things that swing momentum with active hands on defense, timely steals, smart ball movement and relentless effort. He plays with edge and energy. If he keeps dictating tempo and impacting both ends, he can absolutely take over the City League Championship for Rangeview     Cobb caught fire in February and closed the regular season with his best performance yet, a sign he's peaking at the perfect time. He's been far more assertive offensively, hunting his shot with confidence and taking quality looks within the flow of the game. That added scoring punch complements what he already brings every night his relentless defense, strong rebounding and nonstop competitiveness. Cobb thrives against top competition, elevating his intensity when the stage gets bigger. If that trend continues, his edge and production could be exactly the spark Denver South needs for a deep tournament run     Alexander is the kind of wing who can quietly swing a tournament game for Denver East. He's a force on the glass, carving out space with strong body position and disciplined box outs that create extra possessions. Athletic and powerful, he doesn't shy away from contact and finishes through it. Offensively he's a confident three point shooter who stretches defenses, but he's dangerous when putting the ball on the floor with quick, decisive moves to the rim. If he controls the boards and knocks down shots, he becomes a true difference maker who can help East make a run     Sekue closed February on a tear, averaging a double double over the final four games to help Denver West cap a perfect 20-0 regular season. His athleticism and intensity jump off the page the moment he steps on the floor. He's constantly attacking, playing above the rim and looking to finish with authority. He's more than just highlights as his mid range game keeps defenders honest, and his defensive instincts create steals, blocks and momentum changing plays. When he's locked in with that energy, he sets the tone and can completely control the pace and physicality of any tournament game     Michael has delivered all season for Northfield, and he's entering the tournament with all the momentum after drilling a game winner as time expired in the regular season finale. Averaging 22.6 points per game, he plays with pace but never out of control, dictating tempo while staying poised in big moments. He keeps himself involved in every possession, crashes the glass and instantly turns rebounds into transition opportunities. His leadership, confidence and ability to take over late make him the engine. If Northfield makes a City League run, it will be because Michael refuses to let them lose     Bourne has been on a tear in February, highlighted by a season high 20 point performance for George Washington. He plays with visible intensity and thrives in big moments, never shying away when the pressure rises. Bourne impacts the game in every phase from scoring at all three levels, creating opportunities for teammates and crashing the glass with purpose. His energy is contagious, and when he's locked in, he changes momentum quickly. If he keeps that edge, he'll be a major factor in the City League tournament     Paris is a major piece of the three headed monster that makes Regis Groff so dangerous and powered their 20-0 run. He scored in double figures in all but one game, bringing consistent production every night. Coming off a dominant 20 point, 14 rebound performance, he's proving he can take over when needed. Paris is a relentless slasher and cutter who flies high above the rim, but he's also a confident shooter who makes defenses pay for any mistake. His versatility and motor make him a matchup nightmare heading into the City League Tournament     Alexander is closing the season at the right time, highlighted by a dominant 24 point, 10 rebound performance for DSST Conservatory Green. He's a dangerous shooter from deep who forces defenders to extend, and once they do, he's quick to put the ball on the deck and attack the lane. That ability to score at multiple levels makes him tough to guard. Heading into the City League Tournament, his scoring, versatility and energy on both ends could make him the difference for his team's success

With the City League Championship starting tomorrow, these wings are the ones to watch and could be the difference makers. They stretch defenses, attack the rim and hit big shots when it counts. If they catch fire, they could carry their teams all the way to the title.