Arabia Mountain and Drew Charter player evals

Here is a breakdown of top performers from Arabia Mountain and Drew Charter   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Arabia Mountain</h2>    Jaden is a strong guard with a physical handle who is also a blur in transition. He is a knock down three-point sniper who has an advance understanding of using the pick and roll in a half court setting. Jaden uses the pick and roll to open up easy scoring opportunities not only for himself, but for his teammates as well. He is very vocal on the court and is always trying to make the winning play. Jaden finished the game with an impressive stat line of 15 points on 50% shooting from the field along with 2 steals and 2 rebounds and helped lead the rams to victory.     Joseph brought a hard nose type of energy throughout the game often times harassing ball handlers and getting easy transition opportunities. He was used primarily as a play initiator; but he was not afraid to call his own number when the offense looked stagnant. Joseph used his change of pace and lethal first step to get past defenders, get downhill attacking the basket and finishing through contact. He finished the game with 11 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals.     Kameron is a 6'2 combo guard with a shifty handle and deep array of moves in his bag that leave defenders lost, confused and gasping for air. He uses this handle to get to the rim and finish with finesse around bigger defenders. When off-ball, Kameron moves around well looking for scoring opportunities and doing the little things like setting off-ball screens for teammates to get open. Kameron is a capable shooter with deep range extending past the three-point line and was an overall versatile scoring threat the defense needed to key in on.     Tristen is a 6'3 wing who is adept at creating angles and finishing in the paint with either hand. He is super energetic on defense with good timing as a weak side shot blocker. Tristen is a defensive anchor and an integral part of what makes this defense scary for opposing teams.     Ibrahima is a lanky shot blocker who posses as a big deterrent to opposing players coming into the restricted area. On the offensive end, Ibrahima uses his size and athleticism to set hard screens, dive to the basket and finish through and over players.     As the youngest player on the court, Rance brought a different energy with him to the court. He used his basketball IQ to make game changing plays on the defensive end that won't show up in the stat sheet. His hustle and knack for being in the right place at the right time, helped ensure his team would leave with the victory this game.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading"></h2>    Vincent's full basketball arsenal was on full display this game. He used his size to reject shots all night. Vincent also had good anticipation on the offensive glass, using his soft touch for quick putbacks and second chance points. He also showed flashes of 3-point shooting potential, occasionally stepping out to the three-point line and hitting open shots.     Torrence was called upon to defend and lock down the other team's main ball handlers. He used his massive wingspan and good lateral quickness to disrupt passing lanes, pressure ball handlers and cause all sorts of problems for Arabia's offense. Torrence is also a sneaky athlete with underrated burst that allows him to come up with jaw dropping plays like his chase down block in this game.     Nyles is a good athlete with a high motor. He shows of his high vertical with his and pairs it with his defensive timing to come up with huge defensive stops throughout the game. Nyles hustles hard every possession and gives it 110% each time he touches the floor. Great energy guy and leader to have on any program.

Here is a breakdown of top performers from Arabia Mountain and Drew Charter