Best shooters from Saturday at the Platform in Bedford

There were many talented shooters on Saturday. These kids made noise by being able to knock down multiple threes over their games and make them at a high percent. Here are five that stood out.    Chase tookover in his game against [program_tooltip program_id='2075957' first='The' last='Work Foundation']. He started it off by banging two threes and he wasn't done after that. He then was able to get to the free throw line and make both of those to keep him hot going into the second half. Once in the second half he found himself open multiple times and made the defense pay for it. he made 4 straight threes helping extend his teams lead to 18 before getting injured on a three point shot that took him out the rest of the game. He finished with 6 threes in the game and if he didn't get hurt I'm sure he would've finished with more.     Graham was the ultimate flamethrower off the bench today. In his second game on Saturday he checked in ready to shoot. He made one three to give his team some momentum heading into the half. Once the second half started he was still ready to shoot. He checked in during a close game and hit back to back threes to help break open the game for his team. Then when the game was winding dowm he hit one more to help his team get the win.     When the opposing teams coach is yelling shooter when you have the ball, that's when you know you're a problem. Everytime Abraham brought the ball up the coach always reminded his players he was a shooter, and he was still able to convert on multiple jumpshots despite going up against physical defenses. He hit three threes in a row to get him going in his game against [program_tooltip program_id='2517147' first='Wisconsin' last='[program_tooltip program_id='2076459' first='Breakaway' last='']']. He was then able to get to his mid range spots and convert on those at a high rate. Being able to shoot the ball great and be the main ball handler against tough defenses proves how special this kid is.     Evan I think surpirsed everyone in the win against [program_tooltip program_id='2075386' first='Chicago' last='Lockdown']. While he was quiet for most of the first half he was able to hit his first deep three with 5 minutes left. Then as the clock was winding down he made a near 30 foot buzzer beater to help give his team the lead at half. Once he saw that go in, he knew he was gonna get hot from three. In the second half, he continued his barrage from three by making 2 more and 1 of those coming from 4 steps behind the line. He was also able to have crafty finished and get to the free throw line.     On a stacked [program_tooltip program_id='2517147' first='Wisconsin' last='[program_tooltip program_id='2076459' first='Breakaway' last='']'] team, Nolan stood out. He stayed patient until he got an open look and was able to start his scoring with a three. Once he saw it go in there was no turning back. He is able to move so well off the ball and not force bad shots. Almost every three he took was nothing but net and converted on a very high rate. He was able to get defenders on pump fakes that gave him more room to shoot threes.

There were many talented shooters on Saturday. These kids made noise by being able to knock down multiple threes over their games and make them at a high percent. Here are five that stood out.