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Fall League – Week 1 Recap

Week 1 of our Fall League season officially tipped off with an exciting weekend of basketball, competition, and development! ????

From the opening games, athletes came ready to compete and put their skills on display. Players across every division showed energy, effort, and a willingness to learn as they began a new season of growth and competition.

The first week was filled with strong defensive plays, unselfish basketball, hustle, teamwork, and plenty of exciting moments. More importantly, our athletes embraced the opportunity to compete, build confidence, and put the skills they’ve been developing into action.

As the season continues, each game will provide another opportunity for players to improve their basketball IQ, compete at a high level, and grow alongside their teammates. We’re excited to see how much each athlete develops throughout the Fall League season.

A huge thank you to our coaches, officials, volunteers, and families for helping make opening weekend a success. Your continued support creates an environment where our athletes can compete, learn, and enjoy the game.

Week 1 Highlights

• Skill Development — Players put their individual skills to work.
• Game Competition — Athletes competed hard from the opening tip.
• Teamwork — Strong communication and unselfish play were on display.
• Confidence — Players stepped onto the court ready to compete and learn.

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League Schedule & Results

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Thank you to all of our players, coaches, families, officials, and volunteers for making Week 1 a great start to the season. The energy in the gym was incredible, and we’re just getting started.

We’ll see everyone back in the gym next week. Keep working, keep competing, and keep getting better!

See you on the court! ????

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Elias Segura

A strong performance, scoring 10 points and grabbing 3 rebounds. He played hard on both ends of the court and made a solid impact for the team.

3rd-4th

Graham John

Carried his team to victory with his ability to score while driving to the basket. With 31 points and 2 assist they won the game

Idrees Tawwab

had a strong all-around performance, finishing with 14 points and 2 rebounds. He also made an impact defensively with 2 steals, helping his team on both ends of the court.

5th-6th

Jair Rema

A carried with his ability to score all around the court. With 27 points, 1 assist, and 2 steals

Jackson Bogard

Made an impact on both ends of the court, finishing with 7 points and 6 rebounds. He also added 2 steals, showing strong effort and defensive awareness throughout the game.

Chandler Jackson

A small guard who had an outstanding performance with 30 points four rebounds and one steel, leaving his opponents behind him while he makes his way to the hoop

7th-8th

Cameron Polk

Can score whenever he wants he had 20+ points just from the paint alone and do not try and box them out because it won’t work. He had five rebounds to approve that.

Zaire Anderson

A versatile big who can finish anywhere in the paint with 20 points just from the paint and do not let him go by you cause he had two steals and when the ball goes up, he’s the first to get it with five rebounds

Elijah Jones

was the difference-maker today, putting together an impressive all-around performance. Jones led the way with 19 points and 7 rebounds, while also adding 1 assist and 3 steals. His scoring gave the team a major spark, and his rebounding and defensive pressure helped make an impact on both ends of the floor.

9th-11th

Jayden Matos

put on a scoring clinic, finishing the game with an impressive 24 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists. Matos was lights out from beyond the arc, knocking down 5 three-pointers, including several from deep and on extremely difficult shots.

Kaden Leslie

A small, but efficient guard who can shoot from anywhere and can drive in and score whenever he wants

Osei Vaz

put together a strong performance, finishing with 14 points and 7 rebounds. He made his presence felt on both ends of the court, knocking down key shots while battling on the glass.