Crossover Summit Recap: 15u-17u top performers and scorers

Here is a summary of the best 15u-17u performers from the Kings Circuit on April 18-19. There were Multiple high-scoring performances from these players and down-to-the-wire finishes. They were able to finish at the hoop and able to knock down multiple threes to help lead their teams to wins.    Vacha had an amazing weekend at the RecPlex. He had performances of 14 points, 17 points, and 16 points, all of which consisted of him knocking down multiple threes and also being efficient from the field and free throw. He was also careful with the ball, only having 3 turnovers through three games on the weekend. Huge step up from his first game on both sides of the floor. Showed he can be a reliable player when the game comes down to the wire.     Jensen was solid all weekend for his team. He had outings of 13 points, 10 points, and 9 points, and topped it off by going 3-0. Jensen was able to get to the hoop for easy layups when the three wasn't falling and racked up 0 turnovers through his three games. As a primary ball handler, he involves his teammates and racks up assists. When he didn't have the ball, he made sure to keep moving and set his teammates screens and crash the boards.     Hill was a problem for his opponents this weekend, and nothing was stopping him. He had scoring outings consisting of an 18-point performance and a 25-point performance, which included him knocking down 5 threes. He was one of the best shooters in the gym, making 9 threes through 3 games, being one of the key contributors to the Renegades 3-0 weekend. When he wasn't shooting, he was showing how annoying he can be to opposing ball handlers, causing multiple turnovers. Definitely a player to watch this summer as he shows growth.     Protas was lights out, scoring 15 points and hitting 4/6 three-pointers. He also involved his teammates by racking up assists and forcing defenders into foul trouble. He played heavy minutes and showed he deserved to play. He's able to use his body like a guard and like a center at the same time. Doing so by handling the ball well and crashing to get offensive and defensive rebounds. Showed he is a true five-tool player and can be needed for anything on the court.     Hartmann was able to put together a great game against All In White on Saturday. He scored 21 points in the game and was very efficient from the field. Hartmann was 7/7 from two and 2/4 from three in the 28 minutes he played. He was able to get the hoop and finish, including an and-one opportunity, which he converted. When he wasn't scoring, he was making sure he grabbed every rebound after a missed shot and made sure nobody else came close to getting it.     Ranallo had a fantastic scoring weekend in his three games. He put up 15 points, 21 points, and 10 points, all while being able to finish at a high rate. When his three wasn't falling, he was driving to the basket to get scoring opportunities or get his teammates open. He rebounded the ball well and would push fast breaks when he had the opportunity. Despite facing constant double-teams in his 21-point game, he took care of the ball with only one turnover and actively involved his teammates, creating easy scoring chances.

Here is a summary of the best 15u-17u performers from the Kings Circuit on April 18-19. There were Multiple high-scoring performances from these players and down-to-the-wire finishes. They were able to finish at the hoop and able to knock down multiple threes to help lead their teams to wins.