OTR Hoops: 7th Grade Prime Performers Florida Battleground Session I – March 18, 2024
In this article we highlight players in the 7th grade division who had eye popping breakout performances in Session One.
By: Bilal Benjamin
Enzo Lee | Duval Grizzlies (Pictured Above)
Lee earned the MVP of Session one in the 7th grade division for his consistent performances and leading his team to an undefeated 4-0 record. As the leader of this Duval Grizzlies ball club, he showcased his leadership abilities and talent throughout. His relentless energy constantly gives him the edge because his supreme skill set.
Zaire Colbert | Tre Mann Elite
Colbert had the highest scoring performance in the 7th grade division, dropping 27 points and doing so in fashion. Colbert is a highly valued prospect and has the game to back it up. When needed Colbert can manage the game or take it over. Whatever is needed of him he usually delivers for his team.
Armani Morris | Tre Mann Elite
Morris has exceptional athleticism, often displayed elite bursts of speed and agility throughout Session one. His ability to effortlessly drive to the basket at any given moment makes opposing teams stay alert on help-side defense. Give him another year and he’ll be slamming it home when attacking downhill. Not to mention Morris’ strength is something most players his age doesn’t possess as of yet.
Zacchai Wright | Euro Elite
Wright may have been the most fundamentally sound player at Florida Battleground Session one. His game is characterized by precise footwork, textbook shooting form, and exceptional court vision. Along with good defensive mechanics. He’s a kid that will begin to be tracked at a high level due to his overall skill and gameplay.
Zhiyerre Kennedy | Stampeders
Kennedy lit it up on all three levels. His fluidity in shooting from beyond the arc, mid-range, and finishing at the basket made him an offensive threat teams had to focus on. He was electrifying in spurts. Kennedy’s skill set was truly a sight to behold.
Joe Rosado | Rivera Sports
Rosado contributed significantly to the team’s undefeated 4-0 record in Session one. His versatility stood out most. Actively involved on the glass and in the passing lanes. Rosado had his name written all over every game. Rosado’s presence on both ends of the floor was a key to victory for Rivera Sports.
Jaheim Jones | FL Gulf Coast Legends
Jones exhibited a humble demeanor on the court. He consistently got the job done. Despite his reserved nature, he displayed exceptional skill in his gameplay, which I labeled him “the quiet assassin.” Jones had numerous impressive performances, most notably a huge 20-point game in Session One.
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