Philly Live Eye-Catchers Vol 3.

Forbes provided a spark for Bergen Catholic by doing whatever was needed to help his team win. He added valuable scoring depth with his ability to find the bucket and consistently make the most of his opportunities. Forbes understands shot selection and does an excellent job taking high-percentage looks, allowing him to score efficiently within the flow of the offense. He also runs the floor well, filling the lanes in transition and putting himself in position for easy scoring chances. Beyond his scoring, Forbes displayed good court vision and an unselfish approach, connecting with teammates for quality scoring opportunities. He was particularly effective as an off-ball slasher, making timely cuts to the basket and capitalizing on openings in the defense. With his well-rounded skill set and feel for the game, Forbes appears to be on track for a big junior campaign.     Branson showcased a well-rounded offensive game, proving he could score for himself at will while also creating opportunities for teammates with his strong court vision. He consistently put pressure on the defense by getting into the paint, forcing rotations and opening up scoring chances for those around him. In transition, Branson was particularly effective, running the break with confidence and delivering timely passes to teammates filling the lanes for easy baskets. Defensively, he found ways to generate turnovers and quickly turn them into offense, creating valuable momentum for his team. One of the most impressive aspects of his game was his poise, as he never seemed to get sped up and consistently played under control regardless of the situation. He also showcased creativity and body control around the rim, converting several acrobatic finishes in traffic. With his blend of scoring, playmaking, composure, and two-way impact, Branson is a prospect who should continue to garner attention from Division II programs.     Antoniacci's complete scoring package was on full display against La Salle, as he consistently found ways to impact the game offensively. He connected on several difficult three-pointers, showcasing both his confidence and shot-making ability from beyond the arc. Beyond his perimeter scoring, Antoniacci rebounded the basketball well and immediately looked to push the pace, creating transition opportunities for his team. He was particularly impressive scoring through traffic, displaying body control and touch while finishing around crowds on the move. His playmaking also stood out, as he delivered accurate passes to cutting and slashing teammates, often leading to easy scoring opportunities. Antoniacci has continued to build momentum during a strong June, following up an impressive showing at the NBA Top 100 Camp with the addition of several high-major offers to his already extensive recruitment list. The reigning 3A Player of the Year appears poised for another outstanding season and looks primed for a strong junior campaign.     “Mr. Consistent” is a fitting nickname for Rozier, as he brings the same reliable impact every time he steps on the floor. He does the dirty work at a high level and often produces as a walking double-double without needing plays drawn up for him. Rozier makes a living on the interior, finishing efficiently within eight feet and converting at a high percentage around the rim. His strength and physicality allow him to guard multiple positions and bully opponents when he establishes position inside. He consistently finds himself in the right spots to secure rebounds, helping his team control possessions. Rozier also showed an unselfish approach, making the extra pass and finding teammates for quality scoring opportunities. He capitalized on his chances at the foul line and maximized his impact in a variety of ways.     Armstrong emerged as one of the leaders for his Arts squad despite being a new face on the team, and his varsity experience should prove valuable heading into the upcoming season. He showed the ability to score in a variety of ways, including knocking down shots as a catch-and-shoot threat while playing off the ball. His long arms also allow him to disrupt passing lanes and generate deflections on the defensive end. Offensively, I liked the crispness of his handle, as well as his ability to create separation to get to his mid-range jumper. The smooth southpaw plays with rhythm and pace, and one of his most impactful traits is his constant movement without the ball, consistently staying active and putting pressure on the defense. His scoring surge played a key role in helping Arts put away Archbishop Ryan.     Francis continues to reinforce why he is regarded as one of the top players in the region with his consistent production over the weekend. He is elite attacking the rim and is extremely difficult to keep out of the lane once he builds momentum downhill. Linden made him work for his points by forcing him to earn trips to the foul line, where he converted and kept pressure on the defense. He also contributed on the glass, coming up with key rebounds throughout the game to extend possessions and impact winning. Beyond his scoring, Francis showed strong playmaking ability, finding teammates in different spots on the floor and keeping the offense organized. With a growing list of suitors at the mid-major and high-major levels, he is a prospect who should continue to draw significant attention from college coaches throughout the July live period.