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Team Miami 17U Caps Off Session 2 with a Dominating Win and Going 4-0 (4/06/25)
Team Miami 17U closed out Session 2 of the Puma NXTPRO Circuit in dominant fashion, defeating WGS Basketball 69-41 to finish a perfect 4-0 in Kansas City — marking back-to-back undefeated weekends.From the opening tip, they controlled the pace and played with intensity on both ends. It was a full team effort, with contributions across the board and a locked-in mentality that never wavered.Lucas Diaz led the way with 17 points, 2 assists, and 2 steals, showcasing his scoring ability and defensive energy. Willie Dye III continued his strong play inside, finishing with 13 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 blocks while shooting 60% from the field. Lucas Baldor stayed hot from deep, hitting 3-of-4 from beyond the arc for 9 points. Rasmus Olop filled the stat sheet with 3 points, 4 assists, and 5 rebounds, and Jermaine Agyeman brought his usual physicality and efficiency — scoring 6 points on 3-of-3 shooting, grabbing 8 rebounds, and swatting 2 shots.With this win, Team Miami 17U remains unbeaten in Puma NXTPRO, improving to 8-0 through two sessions and establishing themselves as one of the premier 17U teams in the circuit.Box Score vs. WGS Basketball
Jermaine Agyeman: 6 points | 7 rebounds | 100% FG Willie Dye III: 13 points | 6 rebounds | 2 blocks | 60% FG Lucas Diaz: 17 points | 2 steals | 5-8 3FGLucas Baldor: 9 points | 2 assists | 1 chargeDevin McIntrye: 5 points | 6 assists | 2 steals | 3 reboundsAlec Arnholt: 8 points | 3 rebounds | 2 assists | 2 steals Rasmus Olop: 3 points | 4 assists | 5 rebounds Ethan Taylor: 6 points | 2 rebounds | 3 assistsRyan Miranda: 2 points | 2 rebounds Jon Weir: DNP - Injury-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 17U Goes 2-0 on Day Two with Statement Wins Over Respected Programs (4/06/25)
Team Miami 17U continued their impressive run at Session 2 of the Puma NXTPRO Circuit, going 2-0 on Day Two and notching a signature win over one of the top programs in the event.
In Game 1, Team Miami handled a talented Team KaCiago group, pulling away in the second half for a 78-55 victory. Ethan Taylor set the tone with 14 points, while Devin McIntyre led all scorers with 21. Alec Arnholt chipped in 12, and Rasmus Olop added 10 in a well-rounded performance.
The second game was a heavyweight battle against PAC 17U NXT — one of the most respected programs on the Puma circuit. In a game where things didn’t always go Team Miami’s way, the team showed toughness and poise, grinding out a 63-53 win to close the day. A true statement win.
Alec Arnholt came up big with 19 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds. Devin McIntyre continued his stellar play with 17 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists, knocking down two key threes. Ethan Taylor was a force all over the court with 6 points, 10 rebounds, 4 steals, 3 assists, and 2 blocks. Jermaine Agyeman brought the defensive energy with 8 points and 5 rebounds while locking up on that end. Olop contributed across the board with 4 points, 4 assists, and 6 rebounds, while Jon Weir (9 points) and Lucas Diaz (4 assists) helped round out the win.
Team Miami 17U moves to an overall record of 7-0 in the circuit and continues to build momentum with every game.
Box Score vs. PAC NXT 17U
Devin McIntrye: 17 points | 4 rebounds | 3 assists | 50% FG
Ethan Taylor: 6 points | 10 rebounds | 2 blocks
Alec Arnholt: 17 points | 4 rebounds | 5 assists | 4 deflections
Jermaine Agyeman: 8 points | 5 rebounds | 7 deflections
Jonathan Weir: 9 points | 2 rebounds
Rasmus Olop: 4 points | 3 assists | 6 rebounds
Ryan Miranda: 4 assists | 2 rebounds
Lucas Diaz: 4 assists | +/- (+6)
Lucas Baldor: 1 point | 1 rebound | +/- (+4)Box Score vs. Team KaCiago
Devin McIntrye: 21 points
Ethan Taylor: 14 points
Alec Arnholt: 12 points
Jermaine Agyeman: 5 rebounds | 2 blocks
Jonathan Weir: 11 points
Rasmus Olop: 10 points
Ryan Miranda: 7 points
Lucas Diaz: 2 assists | 2 rebounds
Willie Dye III: 3 points
Lucas Baldor: 1 assists | 2 steals | +/- (+5)-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 16U Dominates Session 2, Finishes 4-0 (4/06/25)
Team Miami 16U continued their strong Puma NXTPRO Circuit campaign by going a perfect 4-0 in Session 2, showing their growth, chemistry, and relentless style of play.
They opened the weekend with a 58-44 win over RSE Basketball, led by Marcos Alberich’s 24 points and 5 rebounds on 11-of-16 shooting. Alejandro Bird filled the stat sheet with 11 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5 steals. Rodney Holmes added 6 points and 6 rebounds, while Favio Laverde chipped in 7 points and 4 steals.
In their second game, they defeated Omaha Elite 58-31 behind a balanced attack. Rodney Holmes led the way with 14 points, followed by Marcos Alberich with 10 and Felipe Ariza with 9.
Their third win was their most impressive yet, dismantling one of the top programs in the Puma Circuit, PAC NXT, with a 70-43 victory. Alejandro Bird was electric, finishing with 15 points, 10 steals, and 3 assists. Marcos Alberich stayed hot with 16 points, 3 steals, and 4 rebounds on 67% shooting, and Rodney Holmes posted a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds (8-12 FG).
They closed out the weekend with a dominant 61-24 win over Waukee Jam. Julian Perez led with 16 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists. Felipe Ariza added 10 points, including 2-of-3 from deep. Rodney Holmes and Brandon Bloch each had 8 points, and Bird controlled the pace with 6 assists and 3 steals, while Alberich added 10 points to round out the scoring.
Back-to-back undefeated weekends for Team Miami 16U, who continue to prove themselves as one of the most complete squads in the circuit. They improve their overall record to 8-0.
-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 15U Shows Growth with Flashes in Up-and-Down Session 2 (4/06/25)
Team Miami 15U wrapped up Session 2 of the Puma NXTPRO Circuit with a 2-2 record, showing both their potential and areas for improvement during a weekend full of valuable lessons.
They got off to a slow start in their opener, falling 27-41 to a tough Colorado Collective squad. Coming straight off the flight and into game action, the group struggled to find a rhythm and couldn’t recover after a sluggish start.
However, they bounced back in a big way in Game 2, dominating Fort Bend Texas Heat 78-45. Jason Padron led the charge with 19 points, 5 assists, and 3 rebounds on 57% shooting. Ryder Schiffner added 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 steals, while Antes Perkins Jr. (10 pts, 4 rebs), Timothy Romer (8 rebs, 2 stl), and Brandon Lathan Jr. (8 pts, 2 blocks) all made key contributions in the bounce-back win.
Their best moment of the weekend came in a thrilling comeback victory over Missouri Flight, 64-56. Padron again delivered with 19 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists (58% FG). Aidan Spenkuch (12 pts, 5 reb), Samuel Hincape (10 pts, 3 ast, 3 stl on 75% FG), and Kris Delva (8 pts on perfect shooting) all stepped up in clutch moments.
The weekend ended in heartbreaking fashion as they lost a back-and-forth battle to 816 Hoops Shamet, 54-56, on a last-second three-pointer. Despite the tough loss, the game provided valuable experience for a team continuing to grow together.
Team Miami 15U leaves Session 2 at 2-2 and with their overall record being 6-2, with clear flashes of their ceiling. With continued growth and chemistry, this group has all the tools to take another leap forward in the next session.
-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 17U starts Session 2 with a gritty win (4/04/25)
Team Miami 17U battled through adversity and came out on top in a gritty win over a tough Mile High Collective squad. In a game that went down to the wire, the group showed poise and toughness to stay undefeated.Devin McIntyre led the charge with 15 points and 8 assists, keeping the offense flowing and making big plays down the stretch. Ethan Taylor stuffed the stat sheet once again with 14 points, 5 assists, 6 rebounds, and 3 steals, impacting the game on both ends. Jon Weir was a force on the glass, finishing with 10 points and 13 rebounds—including 6 offensive boards—that gave Team Miami key second-chance opportunities.
Rasmus Olop delivered one of the biggest moments of the game, knocking down a clutch three-pointer to give Team Miami a three-point lead with under a minute to play. He finished with 7 points. Jermaine Agyeman held it down in the paint with 7 points and 9 rebounds, continuing to be a strong presence inside.
Lucas Baldor and Lucas Diaz made key plays throughout the game, and Ryan Miranda brought energy and solid play. It was a true team win and a test the group passed with grit.
Team Miami 17U will play their second game of Session 2 tomorrow afternoon, April 5th, at the AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk on Court 2 at 12:20 p.m. against Team KaCiago. The third game will be against PAC 17U NXT on Court 1 at 2:20 p.m.
Box Score vs. Mile High Collective
Devin McIntrye: 15 points | 8 assists | 1 steal | FG 40%
Ethan Taylor: 14 points | 6 rebounds | 5 assists | 3 steals | 1 block | FG 56%
Jermaine Agyeman: 7 points | 9 rebounds | FG 3-4
Jonathan Weir: 10 points | 13 rebounds | FG 6-8 | +/- (+20)
Rasmus Olop: 7 points | FG 75%
Ryan Miranda: 3 points | 3 rebounds | 2 assists
Lucas Diaz: 8 points | 2 assists | 2 rebounds
Willie Dye III: 2 points | 1 steal | 1 rebound
Lucas Baldor: 2 points | 1 charge | 1 assists | 2 steals | +/- (+5)
-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 15U Shines in First Puma NXTPRO Session, Goes 4-0 in Dallas, Texas (3/30/25)
Team Miami 15U made a strong statement in their first-ever Puma NXTPRO session, finishing undefeated at 4-0. The team showed major improvements throughout the weekend, and their time bonding in Dallas played a key role in their success. With an average victory margin of 31.8 points, they proved they belong on the big stage.
The weekend started with a 49-25 win over Unity Basketball. Defensive intensity and ball movement improved as the game progressed. Jason Padron (10PTS, 5AST, 5REB, 3STL), Aidan Spenkuch (6PTS, 8REB, 3AST), and Samuel Hincape (13PTS, 5-6 FG, 3-4 3PT) led the way.
In their second game, they defeated Hard2Guard Tae 64-33. Despite a slow start, the team finished strong with support from the older Team Miami squads. Jason Padron (13PTS, 4AST), Ryder Schiffrin (12PTS, 50% FG), Kris Delva (14PTS, 4-6 3PT), Aidan Spenkuch (4PTS, 5REB, 6STL), and Brandon Lathan Jr. (5PTS, 3STL) contributed to the win.
Their most impressive win came against YB33 Wildcats, a highly competitive and really good team. Everyone stepped up, with Jason Padron (17PTS, 86% FG), Kris Delva (13PTS, 5REB), Ryder Schiffrin (8PTS, 3STL, 75% FG), Samuel Hincape (8PTS, 5AST, 3STL), and Aidan Spenkuch (7PTS, 7REB) leading the way.
They closed out the session with a dominant 70-35 win over Team OAM. Ryder Schiffrin (21PTS, 5REB, 59% FG), Antes Perkins Jr. (9PTS, 7REB, 5AST, 3STL), Liam Spenkuch (17PTS, 4REB, 4AST), Aiden Balado (11PTS, 6REB, 3STL), and Brandon Lathan Jr. (8PTS, 5REB, 4AST) capped off a fantastic weekend.
Team Miami 15U made a statement in their Puma NXTPRO debut and will look to build on this momentum in the session next week. They’ll travel to Overland Park, Kansas next weekend and face Colorado Collective on April 4th at AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk on Court 8 at 7:10 p.m.
-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 16U Dominates First Puma NXTPRO Session, Goes 4-0 (3/30/25)
Team Miami 16U made a statement in the first session of the Puma NXTPRO Circuit, finishing undefeated with a perfect 4-0 record. Their fast-paced, high-energy style of play overwhelmed opponents, leading to a dominant weekend with an average victory margin of 27.8 points per game.
The weekend started with a convincing 58-34 win over the YB33 Wildcats, setting the tone for their dominance. Guards Alejandro Bird (10PTS, 4REB, 3AST, 4STL) and Julian Perez (12PTS, 3AST, 2REB, 2STL) led the charge, along with Brandon Bloch (11PTS, 6REB) and Marcos Alberich (11PTS, 71% FG).
In their second game, Team Miami dismantled the DeSoto Mavericks 86-28. Ale Bird stuffed the stat sheet (7PTS, 10AST, 7STL), while Julian Perez (18PTS), Brandon Bloch (13PTS, 7STL), Favio Laverde (14PTS), Alex Alfonso (11PTS, 4STL), and Marcos Alberich (9PTS) all played key roles. The Belen duo of Felipe and Favio, along with Demoni Escoffery, and Rodney Holmes, provided strong contributions.
Against Baller Nation, they secured a 61-36 win despite not playing their cleanest game. Marcos Alberich exploded for 24PTS (83% FG, 83% 3PT), Rodney Holmes (14PTS, 6REB, 3BLK, 4STL) was everywhere, and Ale Bird (5PTS, 4STL, 6REB) contributed across the board.
In the finale, they took down a tough, well-coached DJW Academy squad 66-54. After a competitive first half, Team Miami locked in and closed strong. Rodney Holmes led with 24PTS, 10REB (60% FG), while Julian Perez (17PTS, 4REB, 3AST), Marcos Alberich (11PTS, 5REB), and Ale Bird (6PTS, 6STL, 4REB, 3AST) played key roles.
With a 27.8 PPG average victory margin, Team Miami 16U proved they are a force in the Puma NXTPRO Circuit, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead. They travel to Overland Park, Kansas next weekend and face RSE Basketball on April 4th at AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk on Court 7 at 9:20 p.m.
-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 17U Finishes Puma NXTPRO Session 1 Undefeated (3/30/25)
Team Miami 17U capped off an impressive first session in the Puma NXTPRO Circuit with a strong win over Oklahoma Wolfpack, finishing the weekend undefeated (4-0). The team showcased their chemistry, depth, and high-level play, setting the tone for the rest of the circuit.
Devin McIntyre led the way with an all-around performance, recording 10 points, 8 assists, and 7 rebounds while controlling the pace of the game. Alec Arnholt was a key offensive spark, finishing with 14 points and 3 steals while shooting 50% from the field. Ryan Miranda was highly efficient, contributing 9 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals while shooting an impressive 80%.
Ethan Taylor and Jermaine Agyeman played key roles, providing toughness and making crucial plays on both ends. With a perfect record to close out Session 1 in Dallas, Team Miami 17U has established itself as a serious contender in the Puma NXTPRO Circuit.
Team Miami 17U will travel to Overland Park, Kansas next weekend and play Mile High Collective on April 4th at the AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk on Court 2 at 6:05 p.m.
Box Score vs. Oklahoma Wolfpack
Alec Arnholt: 14 points | 3 rebounds | 2 assists | 3 steals | FG 5-10 (50%)
Devin McIntrye: 10 points | 7 rebounds | 8 assists
Ethan Taylor: 6 points | 5 rebounds | 5 assists
Ryan Miranda: 9 points | 5 rebounds | 2 assists | 2 steals | FG 4-5 (80%) | 3FG 1-1 (100%)
Jermaine Agyeman: 6 points | 7 rebounds | 2 blocks
Rasmus Olop: 5 points | FG 2-3 (67%)
Lucas Diaz: 5 points | 3 deflections
Jonathan Weir: 4 points | 7 rebounds
Willie Dye III: 1 point | 2 rebounds | 1 block
Lucas Baldor: 2 deflections | 2 rebounds | 2 assists | 2 Steals | +/- (+9)
-Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 17U Stays Unbeaten, Goes 2-0 on Day Two of Puma NXTPRO Session 1 (3/29/25)
Team Miami 17U continued their strong start in the Puma NXTPRO Circuit, going 2-0 on the second day of competition and improving to 3-0 overall. The team showcased their fast-paced play and unselfish ball movement, dominating both matchups.
In their first game, Team Miami defeated the Tulsa Hustlers 64-47. Ethan Taylor was outstanding, leading the way with 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 steals while shooting an efficient 67% from the field. Jonathan Weir was just as impressive, adding 16 points and 8 rebounds on 80% shooting. Devin McIntyre and Alec Arnholt facilitated the offense well, each contributing 8 points and 6 assists. Rasmus Olop also made an impact with 7 points and 3 assists.
In the second game, Team Miami picked up another dominant win, defeating the YB33 Wildcats 55-35 by pushing the tempo and controlling the pace. Weir led with 14 points and 4 rebounds, while Devin added 8 points and 2 assists. Alec was a defensive force with 7 points, 5 deflections, 3 assists, and 3 steals.
While still not playing to their full potential, Team Miami 17U remains undefeated in their first Puma NXTPRO session, showing promise for the rest of the circuit.
Their last game of Session 1 here in Dallas, Texas is against the Oklahoma Wolfpack (Barnes) at 9:05 a.m. at the Duncanville Fieldhouse on Court 4.
Box Score vs. Tulsa Hustlers
Alec Arnholt: 8 points | 6 assists | 6 steals | 4 deflections | 3FG 2-5 (40%)
Devin McIntyre: 8 points | 6 assists | 2 steals | 1 charge | FG 4-8 (50%)
Ethan Taylor: 18 points | 8 rebounds | 5 steals | FG 6-9 (67%) | 3FG 2-2 (100%)
Jonathan Weir: 16 points | 6 rebounds | FG 8-10 (80%)
Rasmus Olop: 7 points | 3 assists | 1 block | FG 3-4 (75%) | 3FG 1-1 (100%)
Ryan Miranda: 4 points | 2 rebounds | FG 2-3 (67%)
Jermaine Agyeman: 1 point | 3 rebounds | 1 assist | 2 blocks |
Lucas Diaz: 2 rebounds
Lucas Baldor: 1 rebound
Willie Dye III: 2 rebounds | 1 assist | 1 deflection
Box Score vs. YB33 Wildcats
Alec Arnholt: 7 points | 5 deflections | 3 assists | 3 steals | FG 4-7 (57%)
Devin McIntyre: 8 points | 1 rebound | 2 assists | 2 steals
Ethan Taylor: 14 points | 4 rebounds | 1 charge | 1 block | FG 6-11 (55%) | 3FG 1-2 (50%)
Lucas Diaz: 5 points | 4 rebounds | 1 assist | 2 deflections
Jermaine Agyeman: 4 points | 2 rebounds | 1 deflection | 1 steal | 2 blocks | FG 2-4 (50%)
Ryan Miranda: 7 points | 3 rebounds | 1 assist | 2 steals | FG 3-5 (60%) | 3FG 1-1 (100%)
Willie Dye III: 4 points | 2 rebounds | 1 assist | 1 steal | 2 deflections | FG 2-5 (40%)
Rasmus Olop: 2 assists | 2 Steals | 1 deflection
Lucas Baldor: 2 points | 1 rebound | 1 assist | 2 steals
Jonathan Weir: 2 points | 2 rebounds | 1 assist
- Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 17U Wins Puma NXTPRO Circuit Debut Against Hard2Guard (3/28/25)
Team Miami 17U made a strong statement in their Puma NXTPRO Circuit debut, securing a 72-64 victory over Hard2Guard (Zai). The team played with great pace and energy, despite having a slow start to the game execution-wise. Team Miami picked up the slack in the second half and set the tone early, starting with the defensive end. Getting key stops and running in transition led to them taking the lead and never giving it back.
Alec Arnholt led the way with a stellar outing, finishing with 17 points, 3 assists, and 3 rebounds while shooting an efficient 60% from the field. Devin McIntyre provided an offensive spark, tallying 14 points, 4 assists, and 3 rebounds. Jonathan Weir was also key, matching Devin with 14 points and 3 rebounds while shooting 60%. Ethan Taylor dominated the glass, grabbing 12 rebounds to go along with 9 points, 3 steals, and 2 assists, bringing toughness on both ends of the court.
Ryan Miranda and Willie Dye III also played critical roles, making key plays down the stretch to help secure the win. With a collective and strong team effort in a very physical game, Team Miami 17U is off to a 1-0 start in the Puma NXTPRO Circuit.
The next game for Team Miami 17U is tomorrow morning, March 29th at 8:00 a.m. at the Duncanville Fieldhouse on Court 4 against the Tulsa Hustlers.
Box Score:
Alec Arnholt:: 17 points | 3 rebounds | 3 assists | 2 Steals | FG 6-10 (60%)
Devin McIntyre: 14 points | 3 rebounds | 4 assists | 2 Steals | FG 5-12 (42%) | 3FG 1-2 (50%)
Ethan Taylor: 9 points | 12 rebounds | 2 assists | 3 Steals | FG 4-7 (57%) | 3FG 1-2 (50%)
Jonathan Weir: 14 points | 3 rebounds | FG 6-10 (60%)
Ryan Miranda: 5 points | 7 rebounds | 3 assists | 2 Blocks | FG 2-4 (50%)
Willie Dye III: 4 points | 2 rebounds | 1 assist | 2 Steals | 1 Block | FG 1-2 (50%)
Lucas Diaz: 5 points | 2 Steals | FG 2-7 (29%)
Jermaine Agyeman: 2 points | 3 deflections | FG 1-1 (100%)
Lucas Baldor: 2 points | 2 rebounds | 1 assist | 2 deflections | 1 Charge | FG 1-1 (100%)
Ras Olop: | 1 rebound | 3 deflections | 2 assists
- Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 16U Impresses in First Scrimmage (3/22/25)
This past Saturday, Team Miami 16U took the court for the first time together in a scrimmage against a local travel team—and they did not disappoint. Despite being their first game as a unit, the team played with chemistry, dominating the game and pushing the pace from start to finish.
Several players stood out in the impressive performance. Julian Perez showcased his speed and craftiness at the point, controlling the tempo and making plays. Ale Brid was a true floor general, setting up teammates and knocking down shots when needed. Rodney Holmes brought energy on both ends, making key defensive stops while contributing offensively. Brandon Bloch was a force, finishing above the rim and battling on the boards. Marcos Albreich proved to be a reliable scoring threat, demonstrating his ability to score at all three levels. Felipe Ariza was consistently knocking down shots and making plays, leading the 16s to a great overall team performance.
Team Miami 16U displayed great potential in their first outing. With more time together, this squad looks poised for a strong summer ahead. They will travel to Dallas, Texas for Session 1 of the Puma Pro16 Circuit with their first game on Saturday, March 29th as they take on YB33 Wildcats at 8:00 a.m at the Duncanville Recreation Center.
- Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 17U Dominates in Back-to-Back Scrimmage Wins (3/22/25)
Team Miami 17U took the court this past Saturday for two scrimmages against talented local travel teams, and they came away with two impressive victories. The team showcased strong chemistry, high-level play, and a balanced attack in both matchups with great pace.
Alec Arnholt and Ethan Taylor led the way with standout performances. In the first game, Alec controlled the game, finishing with 17 points and 10 assists, while Ethan made his presence felt with 11 points and 8 rebounds. Rasmus Olop played a significant role as well as he showcased his crafty playmaking skills. The trio from Westwood Christian played well as Devin McIntyre, and Jonathan Weir played key roles as well, providing scoring, playmaking, and defensive intensity with Jermaine Agyeman being a dominant force in the paint, anchoring the defense and controlling the boards. Willie Dye III and Ryan Miranda also had strong contributions, bringing energy and making winning plays on both ends. Belen guards Lucas Diaz and Lucas Baldor played well and topped off a great day of scrimmages for the 17s.
With two convincing wins, Team Miami 17U proved they are a well-rounded squad with depth and talent. Their performance sets the tone for what looks to be a strong season ahead. They will travel to Dallas, Texas for Session 1 of the Puma Pro16 Circuit with their first game on Friday, March 28th against Hard2Guard at Duncanville Fieldhouse Court 4 at 8:15 p.m.
- Jordan Lopez
Team Miami 15U Battles in Tough Scrimmage Against Strong Fort Lauderdale Squad (3/22/25)
Team Miami 15U took the floor this past Saturday in a scrimmage against a talented and well-coached team from the Fort Lauderdale area. While the group showed flashes of its potential, the youth of the team was displayed. As they continue to build chemistry and gain experience, their improvement will be exciting to watch.
Despite the challenges, a few players stood out and had some flashes. Guard Jason Padron showcased his physicality and scoring ability inside. Wings Aidan Spenkuch and Aiden Balado showcased their versatility, making plays on both ends of the court.
While there is still work to be done, Team Miami 15U showed promising signs and flashes. They will only get better as they continue to grow together. They’ll travel to Dallas, Texas for Session 1 of the Puma Pro16 Circuit with their first game on Saturday, March 29th at 5:45 p.m. against Unity Basketball from Oklahoma at TBP Athletic Complex.
-Jordan Lopez
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