The P2BBall.com Invitational Tournament attracted many
of the top players from across the country – their Prolific Performances
impressed the many in attendance as well as our national scouts. Its our pleasure to introduce you to our 2021
All-Tournament Team.
Tournament MVP - Jalen Hall (New World) |
Jalen Hall (New
World) – Arguably one of the top 5 players in the country again delivered on
the big stage. The multi-talented combo
guard did it all for the entire weekend scoring in the most crucial moments –
dominating for long stretches and doing anything and everything it took to lead
his team to the chip. The phenomenal scoring
guard got buckets at will from all three levels and the line; he also handled
the ball in crucial situations and served as a distributor as needed. Showing his versatility he contributed heavily
on both boards and acted as a defensive stalwart unafraid to put his reputation
on the line by guarding the other team’s best player. A lot has been said about who is the king of
the class of 2022 – without question any discussion had anywhere in the country,
it must include Hall the P2bball.com Invitational Tournament MVP.
Darius Johnson (Team takeover) – What do you want from a
PG, ball-handling? Scoring? Running the team? Setting up teammates? Ball pressure?
Well without question the TTO PG give you all that – a court spacing,
jump shooting, penetrating, two way guard he proved between the lines that he
can flat out get the job done. Played
with poise and showed immense skill coming up just short in the championship
game.

Barry Evans (Team Durant – Formerly Glory Elite) – Versatile
combo we saw him do something different each time we stopped by the court. Acted as a primary ball handler when asked,
spotted up and knocked down shots from distance and used his length to block
and alter shots. We saw him used in
multiple roles and positions and he excelled in them all.
Savion Jackson (Team Durant – Formally Annandale Bulldogs)
– The combo forward with guard like skills his a problem. He produced multiple double doubles and led
his team by example – his ability to play all 5 positions he is astute enough
to measure the man guarding him and use his immense skill to attack there
weakness. A stat sheet stuffer he does
it all – and does it well. Must be
considered a major prospect from this point forward as there is nothing he can’t
do and we saw that all weekend long.
Trey English (Bmore Elite) - Tough minded, diverse skill set floor general who is the heartbeat of his team. Set the tone from the jump ball and plays with passion. A master of the intangibles his game is just as big time. He consistently got the job done off penetration and the outside was his friend as well. Has always been one of the most complete PG in the class he continues to be that guy for his team. We even say Trey shut down some high end top flight players proving that he get the job done at both end. Score, defender, leader, facilitator - what more can you ask for.
Reginald Johnson (Bmore Elite) – Posted some big time
numbers throughout the tournament making his presence felt each time he stepped
between the lines. Ran the lanes well
and played them defensively – impressed with versatility as he guarded multiple
positions and contributed on the glass as well.
Jamal McAlister (Bmore Elite) – Future star watch here,
the physical tools were impressive when he stepped out for tip – the translation
even more so. With great size and length
the perimeter player excelled in transition.
He must be mentioned as you saw major glimpses of potential that once
honed will make him a fixture in the top performer category as he was for this
event.
Keon Henderson (Detroit Doughboys) – His statistical
output did not indicate the impact he had on each game as he single handedly
kept the Detroit squad in each game.
Known as big time offensive contributor he showed that he can run the
show and make those around him better which he did creating easy shots for his
teammates. Played tough and passionate
basketball on both ends and was the straw that stirred the Doughboys
drink. We were still able to enjoy the scoring that has
made him a national name but showed so much more against high level comp continuing
to impress all our scouts in the building.
Jake Koverman (Baltimore Elite) - The transition from post to perimeter is in progress and the ball handling and work off the bounce is noticeable - solid stat line contributions across the board indicate that the impact on the game continues to be positive. Combine with yo-mans work on the glass and set ability the combo forward put up numbers across the board showing that he can impact the game in many ways from many positions. We like his spot up game and floater package as he attacked the inside with dedicated verosity.
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