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<p>HoopSource HS Fall League had a number of varsity games at Reynolds High Schoool and Tualatin High School and Ramsay Neu had the opportunity to catch some action. Here are some 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">Walsh was going at it against his former team, attacking the rim any chance he got. Standing 6'6, he is nimble enough to handle the ball up the floor, scoring multiple and 1's on the day, and getting plenty of fast break dunks. He was very active on defense, bringing energy to his teammates whenever the Eagles got a stop or a dunk. Look for Walsh to be one of the leaders on a stacked Centennial roster.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Doing a little bit of everything for the Apollos, Thompson was the driving factor Sunset stayed in the game against Centennial. Using his length on defense, he altered multiple shots while also picking up his man on the perimeter. Once he gets a head of steam it's hard to stop him fro getting to the rim, and his pull up game looked great, hitting multiple contested 3's.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Eichorst led Sandy in scoring against Centennial, dropping 16 points. As Sandy's lead ball handler he facilitated most of there offense. What you can see when watching him is he likes to pull up, hitting 3's and mid range jumpers alike. He also showcased his ability to get downhill, getting through traffic against multiple players 6'6 and taller.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">What really pops watching London is his work ethic when on the floor. He's the type of player that will dive on loose balls, pick up full court, and relentlessly attack the rim until either he gets fouled or the shot goes in. Also a willing defender who. Picks up full court. A hustle player that can bring some heart to La Salle in the coming season.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Fram had a great game against La Salle, using his size to his advantage. His best play came on a monster put back dunk on the fast break. He rebounds and runs the floor well, and loves sitting in the dunker spot or posting up in the middle of the key. Defensively he is tall enough to alter shots at the rim, and is capable of picking up the perimeter.</p>
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HoopSource HS Fall League had a number of varsity games at Reynolds High Schoool and Tualatin High School and Ramsay Neu had the opportunity to catch some action. Here are some of the top performers.
Walsh was going at it against his former team, attacking the rim any chance he got. Standing 6'6, he is nimble enough to handle the ball up the floor, scoring multiple and 1's on the day, and getting plenty of…
Doing a little bit of everything for the Apollos, Thompson was the driving factor Sunset stayed in the game against Centennial. Using his length on defense, he altered multiple shots while also picking up his man on the perimeter. Once he gets a head of steam it's hard to stop him fro getting to the rim, and his pull up game looked great, hitting multiple contested 3's.
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Eichorst led Sandy in scoring against Centennial, dropping 16 points. As Sandy's lead ball handler he facilitated most of there offense. What you can see when watching him is he likes to pull up, hitting 3's and mid range jumpers…
What really pops watching London is his work ethic when on the floor. He's the type of player that will dive on loose balls, pick up full court, and relentlessly attack the rim until either he gets fouled or the…
Fram had a great game against La Salle, using his size to his advantage. His best play came on a monster put back dunk on the fast break. He rebounds and runs the floor well, and loves sitting in the…