Swish ‘N Dish: 7th Grade Standouts (Pt.2)
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 7th 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 7th 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. Below is the second part of our 2029 coverage….
Sentrell Gray
Sentrell Gray
Sentrell Gray proved himself as a dynamic scorer at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish tournament, showcasing his ability to create scoring opportunities with his quickness and agility on the court. With a quick burst of speed and exceptional ball-handling skills, Gray was able to maneuver past defenders and penetrate into the lane effectively, putting pressure on opposing defenses. His quickness with the ball in his hands allowed him to create separation and generate scoring chances for himself and his teammates.
Ronald Johnson
Ronald Johnson
Ronald Johnson showcased his effectiveness at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament by utilizing his length and size to his advantage on both ends of the floor. Excelling in the mid-range area, Johnson demonstrated his scoring ability by consistently converting shots from 15 feet and in, utilizing his size to shoot over defenders. Additionally, his defensive efforts were notable as he actively contributed on that end of the floor, showcasing his defensive prowess and commitment to getting after it on defense. Johnson’s strong motor and willingness to compete on both ends of the floor highlighted his overall impact on the game.
Zayden Johnson
Zayden Johnson
Zayden Johnson took charge as the primary ball handler for Darius Garland Elite at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, demonstrating comfort and confidence with the ball in his hands. Possessing a strong set of ball-handling skills, Johnson effectively directed his team’s offense, showcasing his ability to navigate through defensive pressure and create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. His comfort and composure as a floor general allowed him to control the pace of the game and make smart decisions with the ball.
Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Chris Jones left a lasting impression with his electrifying scoring prowess at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, demonstrating his ability to put points on the board in a multitude of ways. Whether it was slashing to the basket, knocking down jump shots, or finishing in transition, Jones showcased his versatility as a scorer, keeping defenders on their toes throughout the tournament. His diverse scoring arsenal suggests that his game is well-rounded and adaptable, boding well for his future development as he continues to mature and refine his skills. With his ability to consistently generate offense and put pressure on opposing defenses, Jones appears poised to make a seamless transition as he continues to get older and play against more stiff competition.
Miles Marabella
Miles Marabella
Miles Marabella Miles Marabella IL proved to be a formidable presence for opposing defenses at the NY2LA Swish ‘N Dish Tournament, showcasing his ability to finish effectively around the rim and utilize his size and length to his advantage. With his strength and physicality, Marabella presented challenges for smaller defenders, utilizing his size to create mismatches and capitalize on scoring opportunities in the paint. Additionally, his ability to finish well around the rim highlighted his scoring efficiency and effectiveness in the low post. Marabella’s strong performance throughout the weekend underscored his impact on the court, as he consistently contributed on both ends of the floor.
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