Luke was everywhere. When Lamm dealt with foul trouble, Bergeron stepped right into the primary ball-handling role and didn’t blink. That says a lot about his confidence and feel for the game.

He’s lightning quick with the ball, crafty in tight spaces, and has a scorer’s mentality. Whether creating for himself or collapsing the defense to set up others, he made plays. Defensively, he was a pest — active hands, relentless pressure, and constant energy. He plays at 100 miles per hour and forces opposing guards to work every possession.

His motor and competitive edge were a major reason Benedictine came out on top.