The time has returned to vote for the Just Hoops Player of the Week.
Olentangy junior guard Sean Marks took home the honors last week, becoming the second player to win the award more than once. Marks wins the award after dropping 40 points on Olentangy Orange in a key rivalry win.
Moving on to this week's candidates, we want to first explain why Just Hoops is the place to be if you are a high school hooper looking to improve.
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270 Hoops is excited about the partnership and encourages high school players to visit Just Hoops, as there is no better way to get shots up than at Just Hoops.
Now, moving on to the Just Hoops Player of the Week nominees. Take a look at the candidates and vote below. Voting will continue until Friday, February 23. You can vote once daily until the deadline.
| Player | School | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| Teon Jennings | Beechcroft | 24 points in the City League Championship win over Eastmoor. Jennings scored 17 points in a momentum changing second quarter that won the game for Beechcroft. Jennings hit four threes in a game where Beechcroft wrapped up its first City League title in 35 years, and second in school history. |
| Ethan Warner | Pleasant | 23 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks in a close loss at Harvest Prep. Warner dominated both ends of the floor, throwing down a hard slam, stuffing a few dunk attempts on defense and controlling the boards. Warner's performance helped Pleasant nearly take down the top team in Division III. |
| Nate Griggs | Delaware Hayes | 28 points in a win over Buckeye Valley. Griggs dominated once again from the point guard spot, as the Delaware Hayes sophomore has been one of the area's best point guards in his class. Griggs has been the key cog for Delaware in the backcourt. |
| CJ Anthony | Harvest Prep | 35 points vs. Fisher Catholic, 21 points vs. Millersport and 19 points vs. Pleasant to help Harvest Prep notch a 22-0 regular season. Anthony's ability to put pressure on opposing teams on both ends of the floor sets the tone for Harvest Prep. |
| Adrian Nelson | Pickerington Central | 27 points in a road win at Gahanna. Nelson had yet another monster performance against Gahanna to lead Pickerington Central to a sweep of the Lions. The Detroit Mercy signee is having his best offensive season of his career. |
| Zach Sawyer | Bishop Watterson | 23 points in a key road win at Bishop Ready. Sawyer's big-time performance helped Watterson forge a three-way tie for first place in the CCL and also helped Watterson become the first team to win at Ready this year. |
| Braden Norris | Hilliard Bradley | 29 points and a game-winning three to take down Hilliard Darby in overtime. Norris helped Bradley remain unbeaten in league play in a tough win on the road. |
| Jamiel Goliday | Reynoldsburg | 23 points on five threes in a road win at Bishop Hartley. Goliday got hot in the third quarter, scoring 11 points in the period and knocking down several key shots. Goliday's performance was one point shy of his career high. |
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