Congrats to Scott Co on their awards at the Beach Ball tourney. Also congrats to Luke Kennard of Franklin Ohio.

 

 

Most Valuable Player: Paul White, Whitney Young (IL)

Most Outstanding Player: Luke Kennard, Franklin (OH)

All-Tournament Team:

Reggie Cameron, Hudson Catholic (NJ)

Charles Matthews, St. Rita (IL)

Austin Malone-Mitchell, Rufus King (WI)

Dalton Nixon, Orem (UT)

Dominique Taylor, Spring Valley

Daniel Giddens, Wheeler (GA)

Jahlil Okafor, Whiteny Young (IL)

Leroy Butts, Bishop O'Connell (VA)

Romelo Trimble, Bishop O'Connell (VA)

Rashad Muhammed, Bishop Gorman (NV)

 

Individual Sportsmanship Award: Jalen Lindsey, Christ Presbyterian Academy (TN)

Individual Hustle Award: Trent Gilbert, Scott County (KY)

Danny Defensive Award: L.J. Peak, Whitney-Young (IL)

Team Hustle Award: Scott County (KY)

Team Sportsmanship Award: Orem (UT)

I wasn't aware Muhammad from UCLA had a younger brother playing for Bishop Gorman.

This is a Great Tourney, Great Teams and Run real Well. I've watched this tourney 5 or 6 times and Loved it every time. A must see for a BB Junkie. After watching White from Whitney Young, I said he was best player in Tourney.

This is a Great Tourney, Great Teams and Run real Well. I've watched this tourney 5 or 6 times and Loved it every time. A must see for a BB Junkie. After watching White from Whitney Young, I said he was best player in Tourney.

 

 

Great tourney. I attended two years ago. That was the year the backboard was shattered. They were not prepared for it, I bet they are now, but agree well ran tourney. Also agree if you are a BB Junkie, a must for your bucket list.

I noticed they have an award for Most Outstanding Player (MOP) and one for Most Valuable Player (MVP). Most tournaments don't make a difference in those two awards, they're seen as the same award with just a different name. That's like giving an award at graduation for valedictorian and then giving another award for smartest student in the class.

I noticed they have an award for Most Outstanding Player (MOP) and one for Most Valuable Player (MVP). Most tournaments don't make a difference in those two awards, they're seen as the same award with just a different name. That's like giving an award at graduation for valedictorian and then giving another award for smartest student in the class.

 

Almost always the MVP of the tourney goes to a player of the winning team. I really like giving the MOP. It gives credit to the player that had a great tourney, but his team wasn't in the finals.