10p 3r 1b vs Brooklyn Elite

-The big dog showed his offensive potential in extended run in a come-from-behind game against Brooklyn Elite that got pretty testy at both ends of the floor. Sewell served as a pick n pop big capable of freeing his backcourt for easier looks off of physical screens while he also proved that he could space the floor with his shooting with three really big 3s from the wings. Sewell rotated from the baseline to block a floater from the nail in transition, served as a willing passer from the low block and as a good decision-maker in DHO opportunities on the wings with slashers or shooters. If he can improve his conditioning to play for longer stretches of time, postgrad programs will be much more willing to roll the dice on him next season.

6p 6r 1b vs Montgomery Blair

-The big dog played well in spurts for Laurel as a physical screen-setter, rebounder, and low post scoring option. Sewell started things off by showing the soft touch on a putback tip-in, set up a good back side seal for the throw over the top before hitting the layup and was active on the glass. His mere presence in the paint forced opposing drivers to think twice about attacking the rim and he collected several screen assists for his guards in the halfcourt with physical picks that were difficult to navigate throughout the evening.