Eldrick put together a dominant four-game stretch this week, consistently stuffing the stat sheet with over 17 points and 8 rebounds in every matchup. He opened with a powerful 26-point, 9-rebound performance against Idea, followed it up the very next day with 21 points and 8 boards versus Parkside, then poured in 20 points against Thurgood Marshall Academy, and capped it off with 17 points against Friendship Tech Prep. Night after night, he proved to be a relentless force on both ends of the floor.

Ngalieu was the difference-maker in this contest. Not only does his production confirm this notion, but anyone who watched the game can attest to his nonstop impact on both ends of the floor. He completely led the charge in the first half, showing the ability to consistently rebound, push the break, and get downhill to finish or set up others. Ngalieu’s high IQ, terrific motor, and versatile two-way identity make him a matchup problem for most opponents. His ability to play much bigger than his size allows him to defend multiple positions and outwork opponents on the glass. However, Ngalieu possesses the skillset to do basically everything on the floor. He can adapt to whatever role his team requires. It’s difficult to say anything other than positives about Ngalieu from this contest. Finish the game with 10 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block.