#OTRHoopsReport: Bledsoe Ice – June 9, 2015
Bledsoe Ice guard Triston Chambers shot the lights out in the first session of the Sweet 16. Photo Cred – Willie Evans
Session I of the Sweet 16 was loaded with talent across the board, Bledsoe Ice was no exception. From their first game Friday night until their last on Sunday, coaches filled the baseline to see this team and watch these college prospects play together.
Micah Fuller
Fuller was one of the best players on the court every game. His combination of quick moves and quick midrange jumper was tough for guards to handle all weekend. He led the break and read the defenses to make the right plays consistently, either finding teammates or finishing the play himself.
Triston Chambers
Chambers had the biggest weekend of any player in attendance. Chambers, at 6’3, has good size for a combo guard and the skill set to play either guard position at the next level. His ability to drive and finish in traffic was the bright spot in his game, knocking down the 3 ball all weekend was just a plus. Chambers was a tough cover for smaller guards and even tougher for bigger slower guards, he constantly put pressure on the defense in the lane and made the right plays for teammates.
John Pettway
Getting in the lane and being a hound on the defensive end was the calling card of Pettway. Almost like a Tony Allen type player with a better jumper. He was big for Bledsoe all weekend with his ability to put pressure on guards and read defenses. Pettway got into the lane and finished efficiently, and showed his athleticism in transition finishing above the rim.
De’Edrick Petty
He is one of the best finishers I’ve seen at the highschool level under 6 feet. The quick guard gets into the lane and finishes through contact over bigger defenders. He is nearly unstoppable in transition with his dominant hand and made it hard for bigs to get a hand on his shot. He completed several old fashion 3 point plays in the paint, somehow maintaining focus to finish in the lane.
Around the Rim
North Florida has offered 2016 PF Kevin Morris of Southeast Elite
Wake Forest, VCU, & Purdue have offered 2016 SG Kameron McGusty of Houston Defenders
2017 River City Reign (VA) PG Mario Haskett Jr. has picked up an offer from Richmond
Willie Evans is a player evaluator & youth director for On the Radar Hoops.
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