Aaron’s S7 Qualifier Standouts : Second 6

With June ball in full effect we arrive at the Section 7 Qualifiers. The Qualifiers give teams a great chance for them to prove they are one off the best programs in the state and punch there ticket to one of the premier events in Arizona and in the Nation.   Players get to finally show college coaches and scouts the work they have put in since the season ended. Some players have taken on bigger roles or have transferred to new schools for new oppritunites.   I will have three articles containing 6 players each making up for the 18 players that impressed me the most. Only the players that I was able to view will be mentioned.   Incased you missed it check out my Aaron's S7 Qualifier Standouts First 6   <a href="https://prephoops.com/2026/06/aarons-s7-qualifier-standouts-first-6/?itm_source=parsely-api" id="https://prephoops.com/2026/06/aarons-s7-qualifier-standouts-first-6/?itm_source=parsely-api">Aaron's S7 Qualifier Standouts : First 6</a>   The Second 6    Chase is one of the purest shooters I seen in the whole event. He is able to get his shot off from multiple spots on the court. He is money off the catch and has a very quick release. He can score off picks with pullups from deep or midrange. He has underrated athleticism and will unexpectedly blow by defenders to get to the bucket and finish strong. Chase will have a big year for Chaparral and be a leader on the floor.     Jaiden is a true point guard that has high basketball IQ and a underrated scoring game. He sets the tone for his team and will run the offense efficiently and effectively. He is a pass first player but can score and get hot when needed. He took over on the clutch and scored or assisted on 15 straight points. He always seems to have a positive impact in the game that makes him essential to have on the court.     Carmelo continues to get better and takes on a bigger role with a new team. He is one of the shiftiest point guards in his class and has a tight handle that allows him to break down defenders at will. He can handle ball pressure and conduct the offense. He can score in bunches at the rim despite his size and will use finesse finishes to score over bigger defenders. I expect him to have a break out year with his new squad.     Elijah was considered the best prospect in the whole event by some. He has taken a whole other step this off season that raised some eyebrow's. With his size and ability to play on and off ball he proved he is a legit next level prospect. He put his shot making ability on display from the midrange and three point area. He hit multiple tough shots the the face off defenders in the midrange. He has a good handle that allows him to get to the bucket at will and will slam it when given the opportunity. Expect him to have a major breakout year.     Milo was off of my radar coming into the event but quicky impressed me with his fantastic play. He would do the dirty work for his team and just keep it simple. He rallied off 8 quick points to start the game. He scored his points by running the floor, post moves and sitting in the dumpers spot. He displayed a amazing effort on the glass and would battle with bigger players in the paint. His work ethic is what impressed me the most . I expect the young forward to have a strong season for the Lobos.     Parker continues to polish his game and be a leader for a young team. He plays many roles and exceeds in most off them. He can be a lead ball handler and be a facilitator with his elite vision and passing ability. He can get going him self and score from from deep or use his size to bully smaller guards at the rim. He is very vocal on the court and leads by example. He will have an opportunity to help valley to another successful year.

With June ball in full effect we arrive at the Section 7 Qualifiers. The Qualifiers give teams a great chance for them to prove they are one off the best programs in the state and punch there ticket to one of the premier events in Arizona and in the Nation.