Late January Week 4 Standout Performers
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<p>First Flight HS Senior Forward/Center <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1342409" first="Cooper" last="Hawk"]</strong>: The 6’8 unsigned senior still is somewhat raw offensively, but he does all the small things that you love to see from a player with size. Working in the paint for rebounds, hustling for loose balls, contesting and blocking shots were all things we saw from him. </p>
<p>Camden County Senior Wing <strong>Charlie Pippen</strong>: One of the better perimeter scorers on his team, he was called on to make plays and came through for his team numerous times. He knocked down three-point shots at a high percentage and plays the game with a nice amount of confidence which is something you love to see in a shooter. </p>
<p>Terry Sanford Senior Forward <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="787668" first="Davis" last="Molnar"]</strong>: Made some plays inside the paint to provide some interior scoring for his team but also knocked down some shots from outside. He brought some much-needed senior leadership and took advantage of some mismatched on several occasions. </p>
<p>Pine Forest Senior Guard <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="848090" first="Tristin" last="Harkins"]</strong>: The performance that he put together on both ends of the floor was simply outstanding. He defended well, coming up with multiple steals that led to his team getting out into transition. He was just as productive in half court situations, making good passes and knocking down some deep treys. </p>
<p>Camden County Senior Guard <strong>Isaiah Hill</strong>: One of those players that understand how to use his strength and athleticism to make an impact, Hill was constantly working throughout the night. He was dominant on the boards, snatching down twelve rebounds along with nine points. </p>
<p>First Flight HS Freshman Guard <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1220133" first="Mason" last="Dobie"]</strong>: His perimeter shooting was on full display in their matchup with Camden as he led the team in scoring, knocking down seven three-point shots. Not only did he shoot the ball at a high level, but he also rebounded the ball very well on the defensive side of the floor. </p>
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