The PSAL vs CHSAA Undisputed Key Returning Performers

The PSAL and CHSAA Undisputed Championship games were all close and competitive, just as expected. Each matchup delivered its own twists and turns, building suspense right up to the final moments. Several key performers rose to the occasion, elevating their play when it mattered most. Game Outcomes: CHSAA “B”/PSAL 2A Cathedral Prep 61 Seward Park 53 CHSAA “A”/PSAL 3A Achievement First 73 St. John's Prep 64 CHSAA “AA”/PSAL 4A Archbishop Stepinac 76 Eagle Academy Bronx 68 [player_tooltip player_id='2234320' first='Elijah' last='King'] | Eagle Academy Bronx - King efficient play earned him the game's Sportsmanship Award. He came out aggressive, knocking down a catch and shoot three and converting a floater for an and one. Throughout the game, he created offense both for himself and off the bounce. He contributed in multiple ways that positively impacted the game, making it difficult to take him off the floor. [player_tooltip player_id='2234113' first='Gio' last='Moran'] | Eagle Academy Bronx - He played a steady, well balanced game. He ran the offense effectively and kept everything organized. He also knocked down a pull up three and finished an acrobatic layup. In transition, he stood out, especially as a passer. [player_tooltip player_id='3497957' first='Jayveon' last='Jones'] | Achievement First - Jumpman played with confidence and fluidity throughout the game. He finished well in traffic and knocked down shots from beyond the arc, particularly on catch and shoot opportunities. He also showcased his athleticism with a strong downhill move to the rim. Defensively, he was everywhere, using his versatility to guard multiple positions effectively. [player_tooltip player_id='2234114' first='Josh' last='Rivera'] | Archbishop Stepinac - Rivera is likely going to be one of the top returners next season because of his ability to shoot. He also handles the ball well and is a willing passer. He wasn't asked to do much at Undisputed, but there's no denying he's one of the top prospects in the country. [player_tooltip player_id='3142680' first='Richard' last='Fernandez'] | St. John's Prep - He came out hot from beyond the arc, and his catch‑and‑shoot ability was on full display. His shooting threat opened up the floor for the offense, and I was equally impressed with how well he recognized transition opportunities.   [player_tooltip player_id='3565875' first='Tyai'n' last='Bonne'] | Cathedral Prep - He played north & south and constantly puts pressure on defenders. He has a soft touch and good footwork, highlighted by an impressive Euro step he used to evade defenders. [player_tooltip player_id='2859528' first='Tyler' last='Romeo'] | Achievement First - Romeo took home the game MVP award by using his strength to get downhill and finish through traffic or pull up for three. He showcased a variety of offensive skills to convert and display his full skill set. Simply put, he plays extremely hard on both ends of the floor.

The PSAL and CHSAA Undisputed Championship games were all close and competitive, just as expected. Each matchup delivered its own twists and turns, building suspense right up to the final moments. Several key performers rose to the occasion, elevating their play when it mattered most.

Game Outcomes:

CHSAA “B”/PSAL 2A
Cathedral Prep 61 Seward Park 53

CHSAA “A”/PSAL 3A
Achievement First 73 St. John's Prep 64

CHSAA “AA”/PSAL 4A
Archbishop Stepinac 76 Eagle Academy Bronx 68

Elijah King Elijah King 6'1" | SG Eagle Academy-Bronx | 2027 State NY | Eagle Academy Bronx - King efficient play earned him the game's Sportsmanship Award. He came out aggressive, knocking down a catch and shoot three and converting a floater for an and one. Throughout the game, he created offense both for himself and off the bounce. He contributed in multiple ways that positively impacted the game, making it difficult to take him off the floor.

Gio Moran Gio Moran 5'10" | PG Eagle Academy-Bronx | 2027 NY | Eagle Academy Bronx - He played a steady, well balanced game. He ran the offense effectively and kept everything organized. He also knocked down a pull up three and finished an acrobatic layup. In transition, he stood out, especially as a passer.

Jayveon Jones Jayveon Jones 6'2" | SG Achievement First | 2027 NY | Achievement First - Jumpman played with confidence and fluidity throughout the game. He finished well in traffic and knocked down shots from beyond the arc, particularly on catch and shoot opportunities. He also showcased his athleticism with a strong downhill move to the rim. Defensively, he was everywhere, using his versatility to guard multiple positions effectively.

Josh Rivera Josh Rivera 6'6" | SG Archbishop Stepinac | 2027 State #73 Nation NY | Archbishop Stepinac - Rivera is likely going to be one of the top returners next season because of his ability to shoot. He also handles the ball well and is a willing passer. He wasn't asked to do much at Undisputed, but there's no denying he's one of the top prospects in the country.

Richard Fernandez Richard Fernandez 6'2" | CG St. John's Prep | 2027 NY | St. John's Prep - He came out hot from beyond the arc, and his catch‑and‑shoot ability was on full display. His shooting threat opened up the floor for the offense, and I was equally impressed with how well he recognized transition opportunities.