Sandys Spiel Week 4 Sunday Eye Catchers.

Week 4 of Sandy's Spiel Fall League wrapped up Sunday with another strong group of performances from prospects across the state. Several players stepped up in key moments, showcasing their scoring ability, playmaking, toughness, and overall impact on both ends of the floor. Here are some of the top guys who caught my eye this weekend from Sunday's action.    Harrison erupted for 26 points in a win over Centennial this week, knocking down six three-pointers throughout the game. He has a strong build and long frame to go along with a lightning-quick release, barely needing any space to get his shot off and find the bottom of the net. Harrison is always a threat when he gets even a sliver of daylight, making him a difficult cover and elite floor spacer around the perimeter. His confidence and ability to consistently knock down shots from deep make him one of the best pure shooting prospects in the state of Georgia. With his shooting ability and physical tools, Harrison is set up for a big time senior year in a loaded Milton program.     Samuel is a physical three-level scorer who brings a versatile offensive skill set to the floor. He is crafty around the basket and does a great job using his size and strength to create advantages when attacking the rim. Off the dribble, he has the ability to create his own looks and consistently get into his jumper, making him a tough cover for opposing defenders. He has great size and a lot of tools in the tool belt, giving him multiple ways to impact the game offensively. As he continues to polish his overall skill set, Samuel has the potential to be a highly sought-after prospect throughout his senior campaign. I could see him drawing significant recruiting attention from college programs as he continues to put his ability on display.     Smith is a versatile long range bomber who brings deep range and a great feel for attacking aggressive closeouts. His ability to stretch defenses from well beyond the three point line makes Sequoyah even more difficult to defend, as opponents have to account for his ability to get hot in a hurry from outside. He is one of several long range snipers on this Sequoyah squad and has been flying under the radar this fall. As a true 3 and D piece, what makes Smith even more intriguing is his ability to impact the game on the defensive end, where he consistently makes winning plays and brings energy to each possession.     Byrd is a physical and quick guard who consistently finds ways to finish around the basket with a crafty scoring package. He has a tight handle that allows him to create separation and get downhill, while his ability to change speeds and angles makes him difficult to keep in front. Byrd can play either guard spot but has the skill set and feel to step into the point guard role when needed. His combination of strength, quickness, and ball skills gives him plenty of ways to create offense and put pressure on opposing defenses. As a senior, Byrd will be one of the key leaders for a junior heavy Chattahoochee squad looking to make noise in a very competitive region this season. His experience and ability to create offense should make him an important piece as Chattahoochee looks to make its mark this year.     Joe is a physical wing who consistently gets downhill and scores at the rim with a high level of efficiency. He uses his strength and physicality to create advantages around the basket and is extremely difficult to keep off the glass. Joe dominated the boards throughout the game, constantly battling for rebounds and creating extra possessions for his team. He finished with 13 points and 12 rebounds, putting together a strong double-double while making his presence felt on both ends of the floor. His combination of physicality, interior scoring, and rebounding ability makes him an intriguing wing to keep an eye on moving forward.     Bellamy put together a solid performance, finishing with 14 points while showing his ability to score at multiple levels. He did a great job knifing through defenses and getting to the cup, using his quickness and ability to find gaps to create scoring opportunities. From the perimeter, he also showed the ability to knock down timely shots off the catch, including a few daggers from deep that sparked some offense for the Knights. His combination of scoring versatility, aggressiveness, and developing playmaking ability makes him an intriguing guard to keep an eye on.

Week 4 of Sandy's Spiel Fall League wrapped up Sunday with another strong group of performances from prospects across the state. Several players stepped up in key moments, showcasing their scoring ability, playmaking, toughness, and overall impact on both ends of the floor. Here are some of the top guys who caught my eye this weekend from Sunday's action.