Ranked as the top player in the 2022 class in North Carolina and a Top-10 talent in the nation, Jaden Bradley certainly has made a name for himself in such a short time.
Coming off a state championship run and earning NC Player of the Year accolades, the sophomore is riding high and is continuing to rack up offers from around the country. Grabbing the attention of blue-bloods along with several other high-major programs, Bradley is continuing to soak it all in and is staying focused on his game.
In our next Phenom Hoops Player Blog, we sit down with Cannon’s very own, Jaden Bradley
In your own words, describe your overall feelings with how this season went for Cannon'
The season went tremendously well, having one of the hardest schedules in the state. We competed in every game. Coming into the season we knew the goals we wanted to achieve. We also knew what we had to do to achieve those goals, I feel like everyone bought in.
What uphill battles did you all as a team have to face'
Every game was a battle, nothing was handed to us. Games that stood out as the biggest battles were Charlotte Latin, Greensboro Day School, and Dorman.
You played a tough schedule this year, how did that help you prepare for your playoff run'
To prepare for our playoff run, it started in practice. Just knowing that we were only guaranteed one game, we were motivated because we got eliminated in the second round last year; it was up to us to go as far as we allowed ourselves. So, in practice, we pushed ourselves to another level; competing even harder and just taking it one game at a time.
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