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Seminole hoops youth rec league- week 2 recap
Week 2 of the Seminole Hoops Youth Rec League: Building Momentum!
Week 2 delivered another exciting slate of games as players continued to grow in confidence and chemistry on the court. With one week of experience under their belts, teams showed noticeable improvements in ball movement, spacing, and defensive awareness.
Coaches reported that players are beginning to settle into game rhythm—communicating more, hustling back on defense, and making smart decisions with the ball. From clutch baskets to impressive teamwork, the effort and enthusiasm were undeniable all weekend long.
Game Day Photos Available
Week 2 professional photos are now live for viewing and purchase:
hooptvphotos.com
Looking Ahead:
• Regular Season Games:
– 11/15
– 11/22
– 12/6
– 12/13
– 12/20
– 1/10
• All-Star Day – 1/16
• Playoff & Championship – 1/17
Thank you to all players, families, and coaches for keeping the energy high and the sportsmanship strong. With two great weeks in the books, we’re excited to see the competition continue to rise in Week 3!
Stay updated on all league info here:
seminolesportsacademy.com/leagues
k-2nd
Julian Nicholas
A guard who can spread out the floor and get by any defender. He proved that today by scoring 7 layups and ending with 17 points.
Paul Solomon
A guard who can break the press and hit shots ending the game with 12 points. His amazing defense helped secure the victory with 1 minute to go.
3rd-4th
Keegan Mcgahey
A forward who can hit any layup and had 6 of them. His ability to rebound is outstanding and he had 10 of those.
Phoenix Anderson
A great offensive player with 6 points and 7 steals with 4 rebounds. He was able to open a path for his team to keep scoring.
Roman black
kept his team in the lead with his offensive skills. Leading with 11 points and 2 rebounds. He was a great player.
5th-6th
Christian rondon
A guard who can shoot and made 3 threes. He can drive to the basket with ease and had 12 layups
Chandler Jackson
Had the most points of the game having 13 and 6 rebounds making him a very valuable player to the offense. He was able to dribble pass the defense with no effort.
Tristan Pham
A valuable player for the team’s offense. Having 16 points 1 assist and 6 rebounds makes him a deadly point maker.
7th-8th
Inalis Kinnear
Fnished with 12 points and a massive 17 rebounds, controlling the game inside. His energy and presence in the paint made him a force on both ends of the floor.
Preston King
Delivered a strong all-around performance, showing confidence on the offensive end ending with 18 points and making plays when the team needed them most. He attacked with purpose, knocked down shots, and helped keep the offense flowing.
Jace Reyes
Played with relentless energy from start to finish, impacting the game in every way he could he had 21 points. He pushed the pace and never took a possession off. More than anything, Jace embraced the role of facilitator, making smart reads, and moving the ball to the right spots. His hard play and steady leadership helped the entire team find their rhythm and stay connected throughout the game.
9th-11th
Jadiel Gamboa
32 points 10 rebounds he showed that he can score on all levels showing off his 3 point ability with 4 threes today.
Trevion Jenkins
With 12 points, 4 assists, and 8 rebounds, he showcased strong all-around play and steady decision-making throughout the game.