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.@BuildYourWay3 16U (CA) downs Prodigy Elite (CA) 77-54 behind a game-high 22 points from G Sho Evans, who scored at all three levels and defended at high level as well. @NxtProHoops

.@BuildYourWay3 16U (CA) G Sho Evans throwing one down in transition to give his team a 59-45 lead with 7:15 left to play. @NxtProHoops

.@BuildYourWay3 G Sho Evans was impressive, playing both on and off the ball. He has 10 points in the first and also showcased his ability to dribble, drive and dish. His team leads Prodigy Elite 16U (CA) 39-30 at the half. @NxtProHoops

Prodigy Elite 16U (CA) G Omar Cox-LaBomme has eight points off the bench, knocking down a pair of 3-pointers, to lead the way for his team, which trails @BuildYourWay3 30-16 with 4:13 to play in the first half. @NxtProHoops

.@BuildYourWay3 U16s (CA) have a 19-7 lead with 10:00 to play in the first half against Prodigy Elite (CA). 6-7 eighth-grader Cuneyt Demirozu has a game-high 11 points, including three 3-pointers and a block. @NxtProHoops

.@NxtProHoops Session 4 is ending with a good one. @BuildYourWay3 (CA) vs. Prodigy Elite (CA) should be a banger!

Another one… AOSS 15U National G Tayden Lee is a superb fast-twitch athlete. A pest on defense, who’s always getting deflections, and gets to the cup off the bounce, especially when going left. @NxtProHoops

AOSS 15U National (CA) G Joshua Edwards’ ability to absorb contact while driving is special. He hardly ever gets knocked off his path and usually finishes with ease even when fouled. @NxtProHoops

Will Hogan has 11 points early as AOSS U15 National (CA) has jumped out to a 31-6 lead with 6:46 to go in the first half against Hoop Bball Elite (CA). AOSS has guards for days. Joshua Edwards and Tayden Lee are also shining today. @NxtProHoops

All Elite Storm 15U (CA) G Jake Gullickson has a quick first step and is capable of scoring in bunches, especially when his 3-pointer is falling. @NxtProHoops

All Storm Elite 15U (CA)’s Jayden Tang is a big guard who can score at any level, using his size to shoot over defenders and minimize the impact of contests. @NxtProHoops

Game winner in overtime in Magic Select 15U (CA)’s win over AOSS Markus National. 55-53 Final. @NxtProHoops

Prodigy Elite 16U (CA) PG Jace Anderson is all heart and hustle. He pounds the rock, defends 94 feet and isn’t afraid to step up and take a charge. Real glue guy. @NxtProHoops

Prodigy Elite 16U (CA) G Omar Cox-LaBomme is TOUGH. Good things happen when the ball is in his hands against Love of Basketball (NY). @NxtProHoops

UBA Select 15U (WA) G Wesley Robinson with the nice lefty lay against Powerhouse Sports (CO). @NxtProHoops

UBA Select 15U (WA) G Oakley James is a promising shooter. He kept his team in the game in the second half against Powerhouse Sports (CO) with some key buckets from inside and outside the 3-point line. @NxtProHoops

Blake Olsen is another player to watch from Team Utah 15U. He’s a solid off-ball guard that can shoot on the move and slash to the basket. He’s also a high-effort defender and savvy help-side guy. @NxtProHoops

Team Utah 15U PG Jevin Miller has a varied offensive skillset. He’s hit a spot-up triple, tough midrange floater and a nice reverse layup on the baseline to help his team to a 38-16 halftime lead against Philly D1. @NxtProHoops

Team Utah 15U’s Davis Poulton is a post player with a lot of potential. He’s doing a little bit of everything, hitting the corner 3, communicating on defense and defending guards in pick-and-roll situations against Philly D1. @NxtProHoops

Colorado Hard2Gard 15U National’s Colin Dunn, cashing out from the top of the key against MBC (CA). @Hard2Guard5280 @NxtProHoops