
The 14U NJ AAU State Tournament held their final four today and Basketball Spotlight was in the building. Here’s a look at some of the top performers that got busy.
Top Performers Part 2
Justin Salem Guard (KSK)- Salem started the game off scorching the defense with deep bombs when the ball rotated towards him. After he went through a little cold spell he heated back up in the final quarter. Justin made two tough pull ups while getting foul on one. I also like the way he’s beginning to handle the rock and make point guard decisions.


Kelly Hogan Forward (KSK)- The lanky forward has polished moves down low. He punished the smaller F.A.C.E.S. front line when Walker Wilson got into foul trouble. He has soft hands and a feathery touch around the cup.
Joshua Wallace Forward (KSK)- Wallace has trimmed his frame and transformed his game a legit wing player. He flourished in transition and slashed through the lane for some tough finishes. Now once he works on creating his own play off the bounce he game will go to the next level.
Mike Rucie Guard (KSK)- Rucie game also has improved. He shook off a shaky start and used his size and ball handling to get past the F.A.C.E.S. guards. The crafty guard used his spin move and hesitation dribble to keep the defense at bay. He also hit a few big jump shots and floaters in the lane that helped them get the win.