Denver Jewish Day havethemselves a big time scorer and player in Solly, who was the sole double-digit scorer on his team, and the 6-foot guard dominated throughout his HS tenure. He finished with over 1,000 points scored as he averaged 20 points a game for his career, and he averaged 24.7 points a game in his senior season to go out with a bang. Solly also put up 7.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and was the team’s defender with 3.5 steals a game to go along with it, which is why he was an All-State player for his class. He was a state sheet stuffer and one of the small school standouts who had a successful high school career. He deserves some love and attention. 

You want to talk about dominating every single time out, look no further. Solly has been having offensive explosions. He’s consistently putting up 30 points and is averaging 28.1 points on the season. He’s the No.5 scorer in the entire class behind his big performances. He’s shooting 40% from beyond the arc on high volume, he finishes in traffic, and makes it look easy. It’s not only the offense that is standing out. He’s nearly averaging a double-double as well. He’s averaging 9.3 rebounds a game and has 4.6 steals to go along with it. He’s looking like the front-runner for conference player of the year and is a player who is earning his spot in the rankings with his play. 

Bielsky has quickly emerged as one of the most surprising standouts of the season, putting up eye popping numbers while impacting the game on every level for Denver Jewish Day. Averaging 29 points, 10.7 rebounds, 4 assists, and 5 steals per game, he’s proving he’s far more than just a scorer. Bielsky can create off the bounce, finish through contact, knock down jumpers, and defend with real edge. His motor, versatility and two way presence have turned heads and forced opponents to game plan around him nightly

Bielsky is among the most productive backcourt playmakers of any 3A or lower level program in the state. A smooth downhill playmaker, the guard has great instincts while on the move, effectively making the right read as multiple defenders come to stunt the drive. Looking to push the pace however possible, Bielsky has made a living on defensive rebounds to catapult fast breaks, eager to attack the paint or set up a teammate.