Sandys Spiel Week 3 Sunday Standouts.

Here are some of the standouts from week 3 of Sandys Spiel fall league.    Lister paced all players with 22 points on Sunday, connecting on three three-pointers in an impressive offensive performance. The combo guard got off to a fast start, burying two early shots from deep and helping establish momentum for Centennial. He has really grown in his dribble drive game over the summer, consistently putting pressure on interior defenses by getting into the lane, finishing at the rim, and creating opportunities at the foul line. With his senior year approaching, Lister appears ready to take on a major scoring role that is much needed for the Knights.     Lopresti did a little bit of everything on Sunday, once again proving his value as a floor general. He finished with 20 points, 6 assists, and 7 steals. He consistently got into the paint, scoring off floaters and creating opportunities for his teammates with timely passes that led to open threes and easy finishes at the rim. From the perimeter, Lopresti showcased his ability as a knockdown shooter, featuring a smooth release and the capability to heat up quickly. On the defensive end, he was equally impactful, coming up with steals and deflections to get out and run the break for his team.     Harrison showed why he's one of the more complete scorers in the area on Sunday, finishing with 12 points in Milton's win over Cambridge. A true three level scorer who uses his high basketball IQ to create opportunities through strong off-ball movement and polished skill with the ball in his hands. Harrison can really create his own offense, whether it's knocking down jumpers in the mid range or getting downhill to finish at the rim. His ability to score in multiple ways makes him a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. With a loaded Milton roster entering the season, Harrison looks primed for a big senior year.     Dennis showcased his scoring ability on Sunday, finishing with 15 points while knocking down three shots from beyond the arc. A polished offensive player, who does a great job creating his own shot and keeping defenders on their heels. He was equally effective from the mid range, confidently rising up and connecting on multiple jumpers throughout the game. Dennis has a knack for making difficult shots look easy and possesses the type of scoring arsenal that can change a game in a matter of minutes. His ability to take over offensively makes him a constant threat whenever he steps on the floor.     Storm is one of the premier shooters in the state of Georgia and has earned a reputation as a lethal threat from beyond the arc. The two guard is automatic off the catch, consistently knocking down shots with a lightning-quick release. He does a great job getting his feet set and staying in rhythm, allowing him to capitalize on even the smallest windows of space. Defenders have to account for him at all times because of how quickly he can his shot off and the range he has. With his elite shooting ability, Storm is capable of changing the momentum of a game in a matter of possessions.     Marrero showed a major leap in confidence during Centennial's win over Arnold Mill, making a significant impact from beyond the arc. He knocked down three three-pointers, using his quick, silky smooth release to find nylon and give his team an early spark. His ability to stretch the floor continues to add tremendous value to Centennial's offense and as he continues to develop, Marrero is establishing himself as one of the top young perimeter shooters in Georgia. With his shooting touch and growing confidence, his future as a premier long-range threat looks extremely bright.     Smith showed exactly why he's a player to keep an eye on heading into his senior season. The shifty lead guard consistently created offense off the bounce, attacking the rim and knocking down shots from deep, particularly out of ball-screen actions. He saved his biggest moment for late in regulation, drilling a clutch three-pointer at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. Smith's ability to make plays with the ball in his hands gives St. Francis a reliable offensive spark when it matters most. With his skill set and production, he's a senior prospect who is flying well under the radar.

Here are some of the standouts from week 3 of Sandys Spiel fall league.