5th grade young beast Jaden Springer (NC) was brought to us by Middle School Hoops

The Beast Has Landed

The world watched as Jaden Springer faced off against Zion Harmon; now the world gets to watch as these two super stars team up to face the nation as teammates as members of the MSE USA Team. Springer who has taken the class of 2021 by storm and is one of the fastest rising prospects on any board, announced that he has accepted an offer to play with what will clearly be the best accumulation of talent thus far in the history of youth basketball. Springer who comes from a long family line of professional and high major D1 players; “exemplifies the type of player we are looking for at any age group” says Coach Francis “This young man thrives on competition and he brings it every time out on the court and we are pleased and blessed to have him in the National Select program” One of the best athlete’s in this class; his explosiveness makes him a threat anytime he catches the ball. He loves the transition game and excels in an up tempo situation; baseline to baseline he is a maven.

On the defensive end he welcomes any challenge and can already be labeled a stopper. Has a solid overall the game; the jumper still requires more consistency, but he has the confidence in it to be a threat. Intense, confident player who will continue to improve by leaps and bounds, enormous potential and great frame for added size – Springer also displays tremendous skill handling the ball and is a dangerous creator off the dribble. He uses his tremendous quickness to get to anywhere he wants on the court and moves north and south with above average speed. Able to absorb contact and still finish, this fearless competitor has his best days ahead of him; as his jump shot range expands he will be very challenging to guard in space because he only needs a step to gain an advantage. For those who thought that the class of 2021 MSE USA Team couldn’t get any better – it officially just has with the addition of Jaden Springer. MSE welcomes him to the team and to the national stage; a stage Springer likely will not be giving up anytime soon or ever for that matter.