NEW JERSEY SUPER HOOPS-PRESEASON TOURNAMENT

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2027 Ben Duverglas I SF I LIFE CENTER
Ben Duverglas was one of the most athletic hoopers in the gym last weekend as he was a consistent threat outside of the perimeter but also a lob threat in transition. He pulled out a number of crowd awakening plays and has good size that is utilized to absorb contact on contact plays.

2028 Milan Suarez I PF I Camden Catholic
Suarez’s size stood out immediately as he is 6’9 and easily one of the biggest players in the building. He made a big impact on the boards for Camden Catholic and played through contact allowing him to get a lot of second-chance points. Suarez also had decent footwork and knocked down a couple of pretty fadeaway jumpers after initiating contact on the low block.

2028 CJ Price I G I Westtec
Price was SHIFTY this entire weekend and has a knack for creating separation before knocking down his shots. On the defensive end he used his quickness to get involved on double teams to create turnovers. Price had a handful of moments this passing weekend where he had the defense trying to pick themselves up after he made his initial move

2028 Josh McIntosh I F/C I Camden Catholic
6’8 forward Josh McIntosh was a big presence in the paint for Camden Catholic
at SuperHoops. Big forward with solid size that can run the floor and make plays from the post position.

2027 Chase Martin I SF I Bordentown
Martin is a 6’4 wing for Bordentown who immediately stood out due to his long arms and long stride on the court. Martin used his length on the defensive end by playing the passing lanes and disrupting plays on the interior and perimeter. As far as scoring, Martin got a bunch of buckets in transition and turned the turnovers that he made into points on the defensive end

2028 Rashad Robinson Jr I G I Elizabeth
“Redd” Robinson was one of the most smooth scorers this past weekend. Most of that was due to him being able to get to his spots on the floor with ease. Pull ups and contested layups looking like light work for the guard. He controlled the pace for Elizabeth.

2028 Zay Fofana F I Life Center
Fofana was extremely active on the boards all weekend for Life Center. Standing at 6’8, Fofana picked up a lot of points from his offensive rebounds and was able to move in transition like a wing. On the defensive end he provided a stout presence for LCA by getting blocks and making the opposition adjust their shots

2027 Ezequeil Cosme I G I Mastery HS
Cosme was one of the top scorers last weekend and put up BUCKETS for Mastery HS. Standing at 6’2 Cosme is a true rugged three level scorer that can get you physical buckets in the paint as well as give buckets from deep. Cosme kept Mastery in the fight by giving them a bucket as soon as they needed and constantly providing an instant spark

2028 Abdul Bah I G I Life Center
Bah was one of the more vocal and “feisty” guards last weekend for Life Center. 5’9 Guard that moved like water on the perimeter to be a pest on the defensive end and shot the leather off the ball in all three of their matchups. His shot making is one thing but paired with his shot selection it made him one of the most deadly shooters in the building

2028 Griffin Fair I G I Rancocas Valley
Griffin Fair was the first one in the gym on Sunday to get shots up before their matchup at noon and he carried his warmup shooting spree into the game. Fair didn’t have to do much to get open from three and had the defense on watch the entirety of the game