Sunday Standouts – West Nike Jr EYBL Session 1 (Los Angeles, CA): Part 1

Day 3 of Nike Jr. EYBL West Session 1 in Los Angeles (CA) wrapped up with another strong showing of talent, as players stepped up in key moments and delivered impactful performances. With games tightening and competition at its highest, several prospects stood out with their ability to produce on both ends of the floor, combining scoring, physicality, and defensive intensity to help their teams close out the weekend. Below is a closer look at some of the top performers from Sunday's action. <hr data-start="550" data-end="553" /> Waad Mojwok | Utah Prospects | Class of 2031 Waad Mojwok continued to establish himself as a dominant presence in the paint, earning Player of the Game honors with his consistent production inside. He controlled the interior with his ability to score around the basket, draw fouls, and convert through contact. Mojwok played with patience offensively, showing strong balance and soft touch finishing off two feet in both transition and half-court situations. He remained active on the glass, cleaning up second-chance opportunities, and capped off the half with a powerful dunk that highlighted his athleticism. <hr data-start="1174" data-end="1177" /> Bear Huish | Utah Prospects | Class of 2031 Bear Huish earned Honorable Mention honors with a versatile offensive performance. He knocked down multiple shots from deep while also showing the ability to create in the paint, highlighted by a smooth spin move into a fadeaway jumper. Huish played under control throughout, contributing on the glass and consistently making the right reads. His ability to impact the game without forcing plays made him a steady presence for his team. <hr data-start="1667" data-end="1670" /> DJ Daniels | NWA Sports | Class of 2031 DJ Daniels delivered a clutch performance, earning Player of the Game honors after stepping up late to keep his team in the game. He knocked down key layups and free throws in the second half while also making timely defensive plays with steals. Daniels took over in overtime, hitting a big pull-up jumper and finishing in transition to seal the win. His ability to rise to the moment and make plays on both ends proved to be the difference. <hr data-start="2161" data-end="2164" /> Christian Udegbu | NWA Sports | Class of 2031 Christian Udegbu brought consistent energy and effort, earning Honorable Mention with his impact on both ends of the floor. He stayed active on the glass, pursuing rebounds and making his presence felt around the rim. Udegbu showed touch finishing inside, converting with both hands while also moving well without the ball. Defensively, he competed against multiple positions, using his mobility and effort to stay effective in traffic. <hr data-start="2656" data-end="2659" /> Justin Brownlee Jr. | PG Elite | Class of 2031 Justin Brownlee Jr. earned Player of the Game honors with a dynamic and physical performance. The athletic forward made an immediate impact with a transition dunk and continued to apply pressure by finishing through contact. Brownlee showcased his versatility as a scorer, adding a mid-range pull-up and a step-back three to his offensive arsenal. He took over stretches of the game by attacking mismatches, getting downhill, and finishing with authority in transition. <hr data-start="3185" data-end="3188" /> Spencer White | PG Elite | Class of 2031 Spencer White earned Honorable Mention with a disciplined and efficient performance in the frontcourt. He displayed a polished post game, using multiple moves and soft touch to score around the rim. White ran the floor effectively in transition and stayed within his role, contributing on the glass while using his size and length to disrupt shots. He capped off his performance with a highlight sequence, blocking a shot, securing the rebound, and going coast-to-coast for the finish. <hr data-start="3724" data-end="3727" /> Final Takeaway Day 3 at Nike Jr. EYBL West Session 1 closed out the weekend with a strong group of performances, highlighting players who stepped up in key moments and impacted winning. From dominant interior play to clutch guard production and versatile scoring, this group showcased the depth of talent on display. As the session concludes, expect these players to continue building momentum and carrying their performances into future competition.

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