
Since his introduction to the AAU circuit Springer has
played up one to two grades sharpening his skills verses bigger and stronger
competition. In 2014, Springer finally
has had an opportunity to compete with his actual age group and he has burst
onto the scene with a vengeance – standing 5’7 already; with a family lineage
of multiple 6’6+ relatives, Springer is poised to make his mark on the
class of 2021 right now. A naturally
unselfish player Springer can score with the best of them by penetration,
drawing the foul - as he is an excellent free throw shooter, grabbing an
offensive board, perimeter shooting, defensive steals and transition finishes. You name it he scores in it - half court and
full court, one on one, iso, sets, and broken plays; with a full throttle motor
he is difficult to contain and define.
Him having a “bad game” doesn’t often exist as he contributes in so many
area’s while not dominating the ball. That which may be deemed a down day too
many, very well may be a by design and productive performance by Springer
standards. This type of players measures
success differently than most in youth basketball because he understands the
science of the game and the end game, winning.
Don’t get in twisted by any stretch he can score with anyone in the
class basket for basket as he is just as potent as any player, but he understands
already how to positively impact the game in other ways and when to turn on the
“get buckets switch”.
Jaden also guards his position; as a matter of fact he
guards all the positions, well! He is
what would be considered a “lockdown” defender giving just as much effort in
that facet of his game as he does on the offensive end. We have seen and heard of many players in
many age groups throughout the years and the true testament of value as it
relates to national player standing is the respect of opposing players and
coaches – at this young age Springer has this and he has it from P2; we and
nation respect Jaden Springer his game and all that he brings to the table. This
is without a doubt a very special player and will be for years to come.
going to be a star
ReplyDeleteI went to Elementary School with him. We went to Idlewild Elementary School. Our moms worked together at Wachovia and then Wells Fargo. We was bestfriends when we was little!
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