2021 Nick Green (Team ELI): Green really showed that he can be a big offensive threat, even more than he has in the past. He showed that he can score from multiple levels and was more aggressive with his offensive attack, more than we have seen in the past.
2022 Maxwell Coles (Mad Maxin): North Meck has Crawford and Cunningham, but Coles showed that he could be another threat for his team. After a strong first game, he backed it up with a 20+ point performance, getting to the rim and to the line at a high rate. Cole is one to keep an eye on and has put in the work this summer.
2022 Jordan Crawford (Mad Maxin): Crawford should continue to only flourish this year. The bouncy guard showed once again that he doesn't need much room and time to let it fly, knocking down his jumper with range. And when you respect his outside game, he scores well off the bounce.
2024 6'5 Ari Emon Fulton (Team Wall 2024): Fulton may have been the most consistent player for Team Wall 2024 throughout the day but he saved his best for last, scoring 31 points all over the court. He brings tremendous length and understanding, as he scored inside and out. He was tremendous for his team.
2022 Joel Baucom (Combine Academy): Baucom played incredibly well in the late game. Was scoring well on multiple levels in the win and did it consistently throughout the game. Baucom was able to show his ability to score inside and out, hitting 4 3-pointers in the win.
2024 Jaylen Cross (NC Rim Runners): Maybe one of the best performances of the night, Cross simply went off, scoring how he wanted and anywhere he wanted. Hard to believe that someone so young can go for 42 points but that is what he did. He showed it all in one of the best performances of Day 1.
