Sunday’s UA Future Nationals Player Spotlights Part 2

The championship bracket at UA Future Nationals continued to showcase standout individual performances on Sunday, with players stepping up in quarterfinal and semifinal action to help lead their teams toward championship contention. From clutch shot-making to dominant all-around efforts, these athletes delivered when it mattered most and played key roles in their teams' success. Blake Workman | 2031 | TNBA Ohio Blake Workman consistently delivered in key moments during TNBA Ohio's Sunday morning 9:10 a.m. quarterfinal victory. Workman knocked down timely three-pointers and clutch baskets whenever his team needed a spark, helping fuel the offense throughout the contest. His confidence as a scorer and ability to rise to the occasion in critical moments played a major role in securing the win. Elijah McKay | 2032 | Canada Elite Elijah McKay played a pivotal role in Canada Elite's Sunday morning 10:20 a.m. semifinal victory, setting the tone early with a dominant first-half performance. McKay scored 14 of his game-high 23 points before halftime, helping his team establish control and build momentum. He also contributed 8 rebounds in a strong all-around effort, providing impact on both ends of the floor while leading his team to the win. Malcolm Minott | 2030 | Dropoff Elite Malcolm Minott delivered from the opening tip in Dropoff Elite's Sunday morning 10:20 a.m. semifinal victory. He provided a consistent offensive spark throughout the game and scored 11 of his 17 points in the first half, helping his team build momentum early and maintain control. His steady production and ability to contribute throughout the contest were key factors in the victory. Jackson Huffman | 2030 | Storm Jackson Huffman turned in another dominant performance during Storm's Sunday morning 10:20 a.m. semifinal victory. Huffman imposed his will on both ends of the floor, finishing with 27 points and 13 rebounds while consistently controlling the paint. His physical presence, rebounding ability, and offensive production helped Storm maintain an edge throughout the game and secure the important win. Elijah Dorsey | 2030 | Storm Elijah Dorsey played a crucial role in Storm's Sunday morning 10:20 a.m. semifinal victory, stepping up when his team needed him most. Dorsey scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half, providing timely offense and helping his team maintain momentum down the stretch. His ability to deliver in key moments was instrumental in helping Storm advance. Branson Fuqua | 2033 | Valley Elite Branson Fuqua put on an impressive shooting display during Valley Elite's Sunday morning 11:30 a.m. semifinal matchup. Fuqua connected on seven three-pointers and provided a consistent offensive spark throughout the contest. His ability to stretch the floor and score from deep kept his team within striking distance and gave Valley Elite an opportunity to compete until the final buzzer.<span style="color: #888888;"> </span>