This guard continues to elevate his game with each performance, showcasing remarkable growth on the court. His exceptional anticipation allows him to read defenses effortlessly, setting up strategic plays. He consistently finds open teammates, creating scoring opportunities with precision. Additionally, his ability to penetrate the paint and finish through contact highlights his toughness and skill.

19 pts 7/11 FG

Mosley was solid on both ends of the floor and continued to make strong drives and well-timed cuts to get to the rim and finish. He had one superb reverse finish with some english, and then drained a half-court shot to beat the third-quarter buzzer. He led the team with 19 points.

Mosley has really stepped up to add some depth to Emerald Ridge’s bench, and it was pretty evident how locked in he is with his teammates in their district tournament. Mosley got bucket after bucket, simply being in the right spot, doing his job, finding lanes to fill in transition, and moving without the ball in the halfcourt. And his teammates are looking for him and trust him to hit open shots.

Mosley has made a big jump in his sophomore season to really be a key player at Emerald Ridge, adding depth to that talented backcourt and showing he can fill mutliple roles. Has done a nice job staying aggressive but not forcing shots. Shows an ability to be physical on drives and finish through contact, while utilizing floaters and short jumpers to find gaps in between levels to score.

Ellis is a skilled guard who controls the pace of the game, dictating the flow with precision and confidence. His ability to identify and attack weak spots in the defense allows him to score consistently by attacking the ball and getting deep into the paint. In transition, Mosley thrives, using his speed and court vision to secure quick buckets before the defense can set up. His combination of strategic playmaking and aggressive scoring makes him a formidable threat on both ends of the court.