Nike Jr EYBL West II: Saturday Player Spotlight Part 2
Saturday continued to showcase several impressive performances from rising prospects who stepped up and delivered in key moments for their teams. From strong first-half scoring performances to dominant inside play and balanced floor leadership, these players made major impacts while helping guide their teams to important victories throughout the day.
Malcolm Pegues | 2031 | Rose City
Malcolm Pegues came up big early for his team in their Saturday 11:30 a.m. victory, helping set the tone offensively from the opening tip. Pegues scored 12 of his 18 points in the first half while consistently making key plays to help guide his team to the win.
Evan Gee | 2031 | PG Elite
Evan Gee helped lead a very balanced offensive attack for his team in their Saturday 12:40 p.m. victory. His ability to make key plays early helped open things up offensively as he scored eight important first-half points to help guide his team to the win.
Kaeden Sawyer | 2031 | Soldier
Kaeden Sawyer was dominant inside and in transition for his team in their Saturday 12:40 p.m. victory. Sawyer consistently used his size, strength, and activity around the basket to control the paint while finishing with 20 points and 7 rebounds in the impressive win.
Isaiah Jackson | 2031 | Team DTermine
Isaiah Jackson set the tone early for his team in their Saturday 1:50 p.m. victory, making an impact as both a scorer and playmaker. Jackson scored 11 of his 15 points in the first half while adding five assists to help lead his team to the win.
Maxwell Mikell | 2031 | Vegas
Maxwell Mikell came out strong for his team in their Saturday 1:50 p.m. victory, providing an offensive spark from the beginning of the game. Mikell scored 14 of his 18 points in the first half while also contributing five assists in the important win.
Walker King Thomas | 2031 | Utah Prospects
Walker King Thomas was strong inside for his team in their Saturday 1:50 p.m. victory, consistently making his presence felt around the basket. Thomas finished with 13 points and 8 rebounds while helping lead his team to the win with his physical inside play and activity on the glass.
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