Cybok was an instrumental pat of Upper Moreland’s historic 22-6 season in which they played in the SOL title game and made a run to the 5A state tournament semifinals. He owns a highly accurate jump shooter with a quick release as well as the ability to hit from logo distance. His fade-away and pull-up jumpers are unstoppable. Cybok is also a fantastic transition three-point shooter too. This hybrid-guard prospect can also get out on the fast break, get to the rim, and then finish through contact. One of the highlights from Cybok’s attention grabbing senior campaign came in UM’s District 1-5A quarterfinal win over Marple Newtown. In that victory Cybok poured in 26 points on the strength of 6 made threes. Cybok drained another 6 threes on his way to 20 points during UM’s 5A 1^st Round state tournament victory.     

Jadon Cybok delivered an unforgettable performance in the “District 1 5A Playback Round” against Pottsgrove HS, lighting up the court with 7 three-pointers and a game-high 26 points! This marks his second 26-point game in playoff/Championship action, showing just how clutch he is when it matters most. Earning 1st Team All-League honors in his very first year as a starter, Jadon is leading his team through the districts with incredible skill and determination. Now, he’s taking his talents to States for Round 1.

After he drained 5 threes on his way to 17 points in the SOL Championship game, it should not be a surprise that Cybok had the hot had again last night during UM’s District 1-5Aquarterfinal win over Marple Newtown. On Wednesday night, Cybok poured in 26 points on the strength of 6 made threes. Cybok once again displayed a quick release as well as the ability to hit from logo distance. He also did a fantastic job in transition of running to spots along the arc, getting his feet set and then draining the open shot. Additionally, Cybok proved he could score at the rim through contact.     

The athleticand polished Cybok caught my attention back in September and October during Comp Edge Fall League action. Thus, I was not surprised that he posted a big night during the SOL championship game. In that title contest Cybok knocked down 5 threes on his way to 17 points against Upper Dublin. Cybok’s quick release, logo distance range and constant off ball movement made him difficult to guard. His high IQ and court vision enabled Cybok to deliver several well-timed assists too.