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Part 👌 of Junior Elite 75 recap

Part ✌️ of Junior Elite 75 recap

Part ☝️ of many, highlighting the up and coming athletes we saw at last weekends Junior Elite 75! @NERRHoops

2030 guard Teddy Benoit kept things rolling for his squad last night making passes on the move to spray the ball out to shooters, while also showing off his shot from outside, with his smooth release of the ball.

Terrence Monroe’s ability to impact the game as a scorer in multiple ways caught our eye last night as he got to the basket with his tight handle. He was able to score when attacked the basket off cuts as well.

6’8 big man Pernell Banks Jr will be one to keep an eye on down the line as he joins Thayer Academy next fall as a freshman. Showed good movement and touch in the post in his game sets.

6’3 8th grader Eric Ferrara had an impressive showing last night at the #JE75. The RI native was able to expose lanes and get to the basket off the bounce, while spacing the floor as an outside shooter and score off cuts to the basket.

2030 Eziah Kozlowski stood out last night with his clean shooting mechanics, while showing good touch in the lane and attacking in line drives. The 6’3” guard hails from Danvers, MA.

We took notice in the development in the game of 2030 prospect Erick Diaz-Casiano last night. 6’1 guard out of Northern Mass continuing to grow and use his body to get into defenders. Showed off his ability to finish through contact.

New Hampshire’s Owen Myers made a strong impression last night. The 2030 guard has moves to get to the basket with innate playmaking ability to keep the offense flowing, and can step outside to knockdown three’s off the dribble.

Keith Creer is a name to keep an eye on moving forward out of the ISL at Nobles. Quick point guard who can control the pace of the game with his tempo and passing ability. Scores the ball in a variety of ways with his shot creation and ability to play off two in the lane.

Checking out the next-ups. @nerr Junior Elite 75 at the Pit in Walpole.

@NERRHoops Jr. Elite 75 Highlights Impact the game in other ways than scoring. (1 Game - not all of the assists shown)

2030 Jack Wilson has been a standout with his knack for scoring at the #JE75. He can finish through contact around the rim and also defend with his chest and keep opponents in front of him.

2030 Jack Margolis has been impressive in the post on both ends of the floor at the #JE75. He has solid footwork that gets himself open looks and has a good IQ that also contributes to his easy baskets.

2031 Mason Gill is one of the most athletic players in the building here at the #JE75. His athleticism allows him to finish over bigger defenders and it translate to the defensive end causing many turnovers.

2030 Jalen Hazelton has been aggressive on both ends of the floor during the second game set here at the #JE75. He can guard the perimeter at a high level as well as in the post. Hazelton can score from all three levels at a high rate.

2030 Zack Bonomi has been facilitating and making good passes during #JE75. He can knockdown shots and has a nice floater that gives him many opportunities to score.

Worcester’s Radhy Peña showing off his advanced feel in the eighth grade. He’s making buckets from above the break, playing off two inside, and operating as a smart cutter off the ball.

Brycen McDonald is a name to know out of the 2030 class. The south shore native can really shoot it from outside, can attack off the rip and has an impressive floater package.