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| Tournament MVP - Christopher Margarites (Md. Playmakers) |
Christopher Margarites (Maryland Playmakers) – The impressive
shooting guard got the job done all weekend long notching double figures each
time out while shooting an exceptional percentage from both the field and the
from behind the arch. Showed great
basketball IQ by using the screen in every way imaginable to set himself up for
opportunities that he took advantage of with great efficiency. We loved watching him work in the mid-range
with a skill set that can easily translate to the next level and allow him to
contribute early on.
Albert Jackson (Maryland Playmakers) – One of the most intriguing
prospects in the 2019 class; Jackson is the poster boy for next level
star. Physically he has the tools and it
looks to be that those are on the early development stages. Skill wise we saw a very versatile array of
talent; solid jumper shot which extended to the 3-point stripe, finishing
ability along with some edgy play. A
future primetime scorer and player remember you heard that first at P2bball.com 
Cole Mattiesen (Maryland Playmaker) – We have feature the
rangy combo forward in the past and it was great to see him again roaming the
paint, controlling the glass and blocking/altering shots in and out of his
area. During the weekend he put together
a few double doubles and was frankly the best front court player in the gym.
Al Keys (Baltimore Supreme)
– Used his immense quickness to impact the game at both ends, got the paint at
will while putting up some very impressive scoring outputs especially from the
lead guard position. Made a big impact
as both an on the ball and off the ball defender - streaky shooter but dangerous from distance
when locked in. Another young but
dangerous prospect that we look to continue
to hear from in the future.
Stephen Dorsey (Baltimore Supreme) – Filled the lane and
played some phenomenal interior defense; used his length to challenge shots and
to work the glass. We see huge upside
especially with his mechanics and potential as a scorer.
“Ziggy’ Reid (Baltimore Orange) – One of the best talents in
the gym, a combo forward with a solid skill set as denoted by his impressive
20-point performance during the weekend.
A stat sheet stuffer who did it all for the Orange; Reid worked hard on
both ends and impacted both. Great ball
skills allowed him to breakdown bigger covers, while smaller opponents had to
deal with him on the block. At a young
age he is able to understand the value of this diversity and at 6’3 he showed
he is able to deliver on the court.
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