Below are some of the most impressive teams and players from the Boys 15U division that competed in the 2024 MADE Hoops East Mania.

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Tyler Sutton | 3 | Team Melo MD23

A true guard who plays extremely well. He can create for himself and score off the dribble. He nailed a beautiful off balance three showing his quick release with defenders closing out.

Brandon Woodard | 4 | Team Durant

This big uses his daunting wingspan to disrupt shots all around the rim. He is very athletic and has good feet, constantly cutting without the ball to get backdoor lob looks.

David Lunn | 1 | Team Thrill UAA

This wing looks to get downhill and attack the middle, because when he does you’re not stopping him. He has great body control, changing shots mid air to avoid defenders and absorb contact. He’s active on defense, coming away with a nice steal off the inbound to score twice within 10 seconds.

Derek Daniels | 42 | Team Durant

Extremely physical and plays with pace. Has a pure mid range jumpshot and does an excellent job flashing to the middle and running the baseline to get to his spots off the ball. He plays hard at the rim and was able to get his hand on numerous shots in the lane.

 

30 | Washington Warriors 3SSB

This guard was impressive in the open court, pushing the ball in transition off of misses. He was able to drop defenders off while attacking down hill, using hop steps to navigate the lane. He can shoot it well, nailing a three in transition and using touch to bank it in from mid range.

34 | OTWT MHC

The big man was dominating his man taking advantage of the height mismatch all game. He is a team player and was always the first one to hype up his teammates and keep energy up, on the bench and on the court.

0 | Sideline Cancer 

The guard has a pure jump shot letting threes fly with a quick release or pulling up in transition. Took on the challenge he of guarding the opponents best player and continuously made it tough on them despite the height mismatch

Jayden Johnson | 1 | New Heights

This quick guard is very crafty and is able to create space from his man in isolation situations and score off the bounce. He was able to rope a few outlet passes to teammates leaking out in transition to push the tempo. The NJ native is a great facilitator for this New Heights squad who can score in bunches when he’s hot.

Ashton Graves | 0| New World 3SSB

The wing does a great job of attacking the rim, using one move to get buy’s defender decisively. He made good use of spin moves to get back to the other side of the rrim. Defensively he shoots passing lanes, and cameaway with one steal before taking off from deep to display his vert on the other end. 

3 | DC Premier UAA

This wing likes to get out into open space and play with speed. He can get buckets, regularly attacking, using jump stops to get to 2 feet and score through contact. He looks to make the extra pass ahead and knocks down threes in rhythm.

 

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.