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<p>HoopSource HS Fall League had a number of varsity games at both Liberty and Tualatin and Ramsay Neu had the opportunity to catch some action. Here are some more of the top performers.</p>
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<p><em>Reports written by Ramsay Neu</em></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The thing about Lampert that stuck out was his decision making. He makes all his decisions on a dime, whether it be a pass on the break or a counter to a move he just made. One particular play he threw a lob to his teammate who couldn't get it so he through it back to him for him to redirect the pass to his other teammate cutting down the middle. He also played some great perimeter defense when trying his best.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Pelumi was honestly trying a lot of crazy stuff but that's what fall ball is for. His best abilities are definently his passing and leadership. He is constantly looking to hit the next guy who's wide open, especially on the break. He also was playing pretty solid defense, poking the ball from the Wells guards multiple times and taking advantage of lazy passes.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Levi led the Axeman in scoring both games, and almost all of his buckets were from jump shots. He had a 26 point outburst against Sunset, hitting 6 three's to keep his team in the game. All though he could be more active on defense, his pull up prowess and catch and shoot ability are undeniable.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Lewis looked like the most physically dominant athlete out on the court. Built like a linebacker, it showed when ever he would get the ball near the paint. For his size, Lewis can jump enough to wear blocking him feels impossible. He also has great timing when down low, leading to defenders jumping left and right as he up fakes them.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Keller played his ass off in the first game against South Eugene. He got to the rim at will, and finished some tough shots from floaters too more elaborate layups. His best moment was easily when he elevated and dunked on a player from Westview in his second game, getting his first ever poster.</p>
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HoopSource HS Fall League had a number of varsity games at both Liberty and Tualatin and Ramsay Neu had the opportunity to catch some action. Here are some more of the top performers.
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6'3"
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CG/SG
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2027
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6'1"
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PG/SG
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2027
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6'1"
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N/A
CLASS
2028
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6'2"
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SF/SG
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2028
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6'1"
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2028
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