Dashawn Washington Guard (Playtime Basketball)- Washington was another impressive guard with this squad. He can shoot the jumper or get to the hole where he loves to cuff the rock in traffic. He had 15 points in the 1st half of the championship game (5 of 7, from 3 point land) before finishing with 21 points.

Ray Kim Forward (Playtime Basketball)- Kim was very efficient during this event. He’s not huge in size but he has good technique and knows how to finish inside. He went up against some good inside players and showed his worth especially in money time.

Phillip Hammond Forward (Playtime Basketball)- Hammond is a long athletic forward that did damage on the glass and altering shots on defense. He used his long arms for second chance opportunities and helped his team advance. He has a nose for the ball.

Kareem Coston Guard (Playtime Basketball)- Coston is another quick guard from Playtime. He beats defenders with dribble drives and makes pretty good decisions with the pill. His speed plays a huge role in his game and his defense keep his opponents honest.

BJ Palmore Guard (Playtime Basketball)- Palmore "aka" The General. He controlled the tempo of the game and dished assist after assist after assist, throughout the entire event.

Eli Johnson Forward (Playtime Basketball)- Eli played great throughout the tournament. He did all of the little things that helped his team advance to the finals.

Tyson Etienne & Mykel Swanston Guards (Playtime Basketball)- These (2) 9 year olds were backup guards that assisted with the bench personnel due to the short bench and absence of Connor Mack & Luqman Lundy for the SEMI's. Tyson stepped in against Linden Ballers and contributed a few good minutes.