Below are some of the most impressive teams and players from the Boys 8th Green division that competed in the 2024 MADE Hoops East Spring Circuit S2.

 

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Elijah Coates | 32 | WeR1 

Quick twitch Guard Elijah Coates is the engine that makes this team go. He sets the tone on both ends of the floor with his quick hands defensively, and downhill rim pressure offensively. The five-foot-seven guard also displayed deceptive leaping ability, going upstairs for two hand dunks in transition. 

 

Connor Brennan | 35 | WeR1

Connor Brennan’s activity and mobility for his size continues to impress. An active forward who knows how to use his lengthy frame to be a presence in the paint. His high IQ and understanding of basketball concepts was evident in his passing instincts and situational awareness. 

 

Jeremiah Swift | 20 | WeR1

Jeremiah Swift imposed his presence on the offensive glass, seemingly always in the right position to obtain second chance opportunities. Swift showcased a lot of poise and patience when operating in the paint, utilizng an array of fakes and step through moves to lift defenders off their feet. 

 

#1 | SFM Elite

Lead guard exhibited elite level shot making throughout the weekend. Pushes the pace from a live dribble and attacked the lane with reckless abandonment. Made pull-up jumpers at an efficient clip and clip and possesses the savvy IQ to be an itelligent mover off the ball. 

 

#8 | WVU Gold

Elite shooter off the catch, was very comfortable putting consecutive makes together and shooting contested shots. Relied on his outside shooting ability to open the rest of his floor game, attacking hard closeouts and looking to finish strong at the rim. 

 

#5 | Brooklyn Ballers 

Quick southpaw guard who was a walking paint touch during his play at S2. Utilizes his twitchy handle and end to end speed to ignite self-generated offense. Has the ability to be a microwave threat the way he puts consecutive makes together. 

 

#20 | Brooklyn Ballers

Very aggressive and selfless player who spent his time doing the dirty work. Was attentive on the offensive glass, and constantly put himself into position for second chance points. Ran the floor extremely hard and was active on the backline of the Ballers’ zone. 

 

#13 | Brooklyn Ballers

Has great positional size for his age paired with a solid all-around skill set. He used his length to act as a glass cleaner and finish over smaller defenders during downhill drives. Adept getting his inside shoulder by defenders and elongating his second step to get by defenders off the bounce. 

 

 #1 | Philly Revolution

Tough, gritty lead guard who got it done on both ends of the floor. A menacing defender who picked up ninety-four feet and looked to cause havoc. Offensively his jumper was clicking and his vision was detrimental for Philly Revolutions offense. 

 

#5 | Philly Revolution

Tough competitor who excelled in his role as of-ball guard and defender. Showcased a variety of shot making off the catch and rebounded his position well. 

Editor’s note: Due to team roster discrepancies, some players appear without full identification. If readers have full player identification and would like to issue an update, please email [email protected] and include the player name, player team, and division within which they competed.