DMV Live: Non-DMV prospect that helped their stock the most

DMV Live S1 has come to a close and there was no shortage of evaluations, team takeaways and prospects who took advantage of the stage to boost their stock. Below is a list of non-DMV prospect who I thought helped their reputations with the college staffs who took in the action courtside.    Aborowa lived up to the high expectations that I had set for him coming into this event. The 6-foot-7 wing showcased the tools that go along with being a no-brainer high major prospect despite still flying under the radar. His two-way presence, athleticism around the rim and soft touch from deep were all supporting the argument for a guy who is easy to see fitting in some semblance of a 3-and-D role for a P5 program. He led AOA to a 4-0 showing behind 17PPG and 7RPG on 52/48/71 splits.     I thought Joy made a strong impression over the weekend as he took command of the lead guard role for his new home in AOA. A steady, dependable point guard throughout his high school career, Joy has a wide variety of weapons that he shares the floor with and offers balance as distributor while keeping his defender honest as a crafty bucket-getter from all three levels. He controls the pace, makes timely reads in transition to ensure open looks for others and has the ultimate confidence with his pull-up off the bounce. Joy, alongside Aborowa, led AOA with 14.3PPG, 5.3APG and 3.8RPG shooting above 50 percent from the field.     Another out of town winner was Stewart, who was also included on my prospects to watch article leading up to the event. Westtown sent a statement going 3-1 on the weekend with all of their wins coming by at least 15 points or more. Stewart's versatility in the backcourt was evident and the way that he got to his spots with pace and fluidity caught the attention of college coaches. He poses great length for his size with a frame that should fill out nicely in time. His skillset rests on a solid foundation of fundamentals, but his improved athleticism allows for some popping plays around the rim. The 6-foot-5 guard finished the weekend averaging a team-high 15.3PPG, 3.8RPG and 2.3APG while shooting 48 percent on 50 attempts from the field.     It's been fun to watch Brand's development over the last year because you can tell things are starting to click. He thrives in his role for this Westtown team and ultimately, I think he'll be a player who sways a few wins late in games with timely buckets, rebounds that help secure late possessions or effective contest to result in misses. The overall offensive skillset is still a work in progress, but his can convert around the rim and knockdown the occasional catch-and-shoot from three with space and his feet set. Brand posted averages of 6.8PPG and 7.3RPG. He's a prospect that is intriguing in the long term.     There's a real argument for Moore to be claimed as the unofficial MVP of S1 overall. His playmaking as the primary ball-handler throughout was nothing short of impressive combined with his ability to create separation from his defender whenever he pleased. Even if the defender stayed with him and delivered a heavy contest on the release, it didn't deter Moore from burying the shot in demoralizing fashion. The way he gets to his spots and overall fluidity within his movements is what you see at the highest levels of college basketball. Moore put on a show in front of double-digits P5 schools who were tracking him. Ambassador Christian split their games at 2-2 while Moore averaged 21.8PPG, 8RPG and 2.3 while converting 48 percent of his 38 attempts from deep, most of which came off the dribble.     While Moore demanded much of the defense's attention, Jenkins took advantage of knowing where to be around the perimeter for spot-ups or timely cuts to the rim as help defenders turned their heads to make sure Moore couldn't get into the paint. The 6-foot-5 guard used his frame effectively on attempts around the rim initiating contact in the air while maintaining body control to finish the job, sometimes through harm. This Ambassador Christian group shows great pride in closing down the glass as a committee and Jenkins was in the thick of that effort averaging 6RPG to go with his 11.5PPG and 2.3APG.

DMV Live S1 has come to a close and there was no shortage of evaluations, team takeaways and prospects who took advantage of the stage to boost their stock. Below is a list of non-DMV prospect who I thought helped their reputations with the college staffs who took in the action courtside.