-Talented southpaw

-Fouled HARD, stepped up and made both FT’s

-Baseline drive & score, great take

-Excellent vision when being pressed, long pass ahead for a score

-Hit multiple FT’s down the stretch

-Knocked down a tough baseline middy

-Aggressive baseline drive & score

-Took a charge in front of the hoop

-Great first half, shot it hot, southpaw scorer

-Multiple triples

-Banged home a corner triple before the halftime buzzer

-Righty finish at the cup, nice to see he uses both hands

-Showed his range with an NBA 3-ball

Skogsberg is a lefty scorer with size who has the ability to fill it up in a hurry. When Bryson gets rolling from downtown, the shots tend to come in waves, making him one of the more dangerous perimeter scorers in the 17U division this weekend. What makes Bryson such a difficult matchup is the combination of his length, deep shooting range, and natural scorer’s mentality. He can hurt defenses from the outside, but he’s also effective attacking the basket and finishing from different angles around the rim. With his ability to score at multiple levels and put points on the board quickly, Skogsberg should be one of the top offensive threats to watch this weekend.

-Nice hard drive and finish through contact

-Nice lefty hook from 10ft off of post pass from Bylander

-Was tough to guard in the post, strong footwork and finishes

-Corner three catch n shoot off pass from Cj in 3rd quarter

-Shot fake off of pass one bounce side step nocks down three to end the 3rd quarter

-12 points, 4 triples

-Southpaw

-Came over on help side D, took a charge on Uhing

-Sharp skills, threw accurate 1-handed righty passes

-Cashed a deep stepback 3-pointer from the left wing in 1stQ

-Trailed into halfcourt O, received handback from Schmaus, pulled the trigger & cashed the triple

-Drive & dish to Hoines on the block, good look

-Another stepback 3-pointer, this one from the R-wing & 2ndQ

-Catch & shoot triple from deep top of key, used a screen well

-Took a charge in the 4th quarter

-9 points tonight but you can see hes got game and much better night’s are ahead

-Size and athleticism allow him to guard almost any position on the floor

-Nice shooting stroke and touch around the basket

-Rebounds tough and starts fast break

-Smart/knows to let the game come to him on nights like this

Bryson Skogsberg Bryson Skogsberg 6'4" | SG/SF Sioux Falls Roosevelt | 2027 SD is off to an impressive start and has been a major reason Sioux Falls Roosevelt has opened the season with momentum. The lefty is averaging 17.5 points and nine rebounds per game while also drawing six charges through three contests, showcasing his impact on both ends of the floor. Skogsberg is playing at a high level offensively and defensively, consistently making winning plays. Now up to 6 foot 4, Skogsberg has emerged as one of the most dangerous weapons in South Dakota Class AA. His ability to score, rebound, and compete defensively makes him a tough matchup night after night. With Skogsberg leading the way, the Rough Riders remain undefeated and have firmly established themselves as one of the top teams in Class AA early in the season.

#358

-Looked bigger & stronger compared to last spring

-Southpaw scorer

-1st points of the game for Team 4, middy pull-up

-Used double moves to create space, reaches into the cookie jar perfectly

-Assist to a cutting Jensen

-PNR with Jensen, step-back triple, hit it from beyond college range

-Cashed a college range 3 on a handback from Eaglestaff

-Aggressive D, came from helpside for an on-ball pickpocket steal

-Breakaway steal & score after a steal, lefty finger-roll

-Rebounded well on D, cleaned up the misses

-Led the break, pushed tempo, across lane assist to Eaglestaff for a score

-Hit another pull-up 3 from deep, Jensen set the pick to free him up

-No problem creating his own shot

-Pass ahead assist to Artz after a make, good work pushing the ball ahead

-Sprint-out transition score, showed off the speed late in the 1st half

-Corner kick assist to Richter for a triple

-Multiple O-boards on a single possession

-Full on VB swat to take away a good look, perfect timing

-PNR, didn’t accept screen, tricked D w/ behind-back move, wide open score

-Right-handed full-court pass/assist to Artz, didn’t know he could pass like that

-Looks bigger & stronger since I saw him early spring, southpaw playmaker

-Forced several turnovers, reacted well, read opposition & broke on ball quickly

-Great body control when finishing an AND1, multiple transition scores, played fast

-Cashed in multiple treys, pull-up J looked good, fooled D w/ a sick spin-move