Glenn played with a high motor, which ended up playing dividends for both he and his team as an active rebounder. His 6-foot-3 frame with plus length allowed him to snag missed amongst bigger players in the paint and after finding point guards to lead the break, Glenn put his head down and sprinted the floor with purpose. On multiple occasions, teammates found him trailing and gave him the ball around the top of the key where he used his long strides to get to the rim and finish as the defense was scrambling.

Mario is a jack-of-all-trades on the floor. I’ve seen him take over a game with his relentless attack on both ends of the floor. Mario is comfortable guarding the 1 through the 5 whether inside or outside the paint. He’s got great timing and can block shots and rebound to close possessions all game long. Mario has some nice ability to get by his defender with his speed and strength. Finishes well at the rim and has a good second-jump ability to follow shots and keep the offense alive. High-volume player that never takes a play off.

Didn’t see Mario play at the event but here is a scouting report onMario previous play at another event. Mario is a long, athletic guard/wing with a fluid scoring ability inside and out. He uses his length to finish over defenders, create off the bounce, and contest shots on defense. Mario’s court vision and passing ability allow him to set up teammates effectively, making him more than just a scoring threat. On the perimeter, he’s developing a reliable jumper, which complements his attacking mindset.