Swish ‘N Dish: 6th Grade Standouts (Pt.1)
Grand Rapids, MI — The NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish consistently stands out as a premier showcase in the Midwest, drawing top programs from across the region. This year, the 6th grade division was particularly competitive, featuring a wealth of talent…
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Continue ReadingGrand Rapids, MI — The NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish consistently stands out as a premier showcase in the Midwest, drawing top programs from across the region. This year, the 6th grade division was particularly competitive, featuring a wealth of talent from various teams. Closed Gyms emerged as the standout team in their bracket, showcasing their skill and determination as they navigated through tough competition to claim the tournament title. Coverage from this event starts today with our Part 1 of 6th Grade Standouts….
Chase Dombrowski
Chase Dombrowski
Chase Dombrowski made a significant impact for 24:UP during the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, showcasing his versatility and skill set on the court. As a facilitator, Dombrowski demonstrated excellent court vision and passing ability, effectively orchestrating the team’s offense and setting up his teammates for scoring opportunities. However, he also proved to be a scoring threat in his own right, stepping up and delivering crucial baskets when his team needed them most.
Amawuli James
Amawuli James
Amawuli James emerged as a versatile and impactful player for Martin Brothers at the 2024 NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, showcasing his ability to contribute in various roles on the court. Whether operating inside the paint or stretching the floor from the perimeter, James proved to be a dynamic presence on both ends of the floor. His ability to excel in multiple positions and provide valuable contributions in different aspects of the game made him a pivotal piece to his team’s success throughout the tournament.
Antonio James
Antonio James
Antonio James showcased his talent and leadership as a standout guard for the Chapman Basketball program at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament. Excelling with the ball in his hands, James displayed exceptional ball-handling skills and court vision, effectively directing his team’s offense and creating scoring opportunities for his teammates. His ability to navigate the floor with poise and precision allowed him to orchestrate plays and make smart decisions in high-pressure situations.
Shameir Kizer
Shameir Kizer
Shameir Kizer proved to be a dominant force around the rim at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, making a significant impact on both ends of the floor. Utilizing his strength and athleticism, Kizer imposed his will in the paint, excelling at finishing around the rim and securing key rebounds. His presence on both ends of the floor disrupted opponents’ offensive schemes while providing valuable interior defense for his team.
Kidman Knueppel
Kidman Knueppel
Kidman Knueppel made a significant impression at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, solidifying his status as a prospect to watch in the Class of 2030. Hailing from a talented basketball family in Wisconsin, Knueppel showcased his scoring prowess and skill on the court. As a pure scorer, he demonstrated the ability to put up points in bunches, utilizing his offensive arsenal to create scoring opportunities for himself and his team. Knueppel’s skill set and offensive versatility made him a valuable asset and a go-to option for his team’s offense, highlighting his potential as a dynamic offensive threat.
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