The City Wins Close
Boz Bernstein scored 13 points and hit some key free throws down the stretch as The City defeated SJ Blitz 45-43 in overtime to win the Never Nervous Invitational title. Myles Powell dropped a game high 20 points in the loss.
Spotlight Players
Boz Bernstein Guard (The City)- “Big Shot” Boz stepped up again when his squad needed him most. He made some key plays on the defensive end, hit a few outside shots and showed ice water veins when he stepped to the line for some clutch free throws. He took home the MVP and he earned it.
Mike Williams Guard (The City)- Williams has a polished pull up in the lane and he even uses it in transition. He understands that he can get the shot off over many guards that check him because of his length thus he takes full advantage.
Lenny Kadisha Forward (The City)- Lenny is a glue player for this squad. He does many things including playing defense, rebounding, scoring and handling the rock when the guards get into trouble. He’s another lanky guard/forward on this squad that causes trouble for the opposition.
Myles Powell Guard (SJ Blitz)- I’m convinced that this kid is just a natural scorer. Powell looked smooth draining the trey ball and maneuvered a couple of buckets on tough drives. Once he receives the rock he goes right into attack mode which causes most defenders to retreat or call for help.
Mekhi Bryant Guard (SJ Blitz)- The strong guard made some good plays at the end of the game by using his strength to score and play defense. It’s difficult for most defenders at this age to keep in front because of his strength and speed.
Devon Jones Forward (SJ Blitz)- Jones showed me some things inside. I like his touch and how he goes after rebounds. I think he should get a little more touches on offense because he is capable of scoring inside.