A smart player who can play either guard position, Tangley was highly impressive for CV Select in its win over Wisconsin Blaze Inferno. Tangley handled the ball well, passed it well and shot it well in his squad’s 53-47 win. Tangley finished with nine points and some big baskets late, but perhaps even more impressive was his poise and feel for the game. He simply knows when to push the gas pedal and when to slow down and work for a great shot. A hoops player with very good instincts, Tangley has a bright future in the game as he continues to get stronger and add weight to his long frame.

Tangley’s stats might not jump off the page, but watch him play and you immediately understand the value he brings to the stellar basketball team at Fall Creek. Tangley’s leadership and feel for the game have helped the Crickets to an 18-2 record and a first-place standing in the Western Cloverbelt Conference. The 6-foot-1 combination guard is shooting 46 percent from three-point range (32-of-69) and a team-best 81 percent from the foul stripe. Tangley leads Fall Creek in assists at 5.0 apg while also contributing 13.1 ppg and 3.2 rpg for coach Rick Storlie’s club.

Tangley is a elusive lead guard with lots of stop-and-go dribble moves to shed his defenders. He handles the ball very well, can make step-back shots in the lane and has range that extends beyond the arc. He will need to add weight and strength to his frame over the next couple of seasons, but he has a lot of impressive skills and a very good feel for the game.

Tangley and the Wisconsin Playmakers closed out the tournament with a strong performance Sunday afternoon against Minnesota Heat 2027 GVR. Knocking down multiple long range three pointers with ease. Tangley also showed an ability to pass the ball and run plays for the Playmakers allowing the offense to get set and run efficiently. A solid distributer Tangley knows how to move the ball around but can also take the shot when necessary.