
The 13U Bracket had some serious talent in both divisions. Here’s a first report on some of the top performers.
13U Top Performers Part 1
Anthony Cowan Guard (DC Assault)- I was very curious to see how Mister Cowan would play alongside “Showtime” in the backcourt. I must say Cowan looked great without being the lone ball handler. He penetrated from the wing, hit the open shot and was a blur in transition. He scored a game high 16 points in the semifinals against Team Scan. The scary thing for the opposition is that these guys seem to love to play with each other.



Mustapha Heron Forward (Gauchos)- The southpaw went hard from the beginning. He puts a lot of pressure on the defense with dribble drives while absorbing contact on his way to the tin.
Idris Joyner Forward (Gauchos)- Joyner caused a lot of trouble early on in the tournament. He doesn’t have to score to make a huge impact. Instead he keeps the rock alive and gives his squad second chance opportunities with his offensive rebounds. He did tally 18 markers in his contest against F.A.C.E.S.