#23 Aaidyn Orr: 262 All-Stars 16u- Small Forward

 Aaidyn is a balanced player who is excellent in all phases of the game. Especially on the offensive side of the ball. He showed the capability of doing whatever he wanted on the basketball court. Whether it was scoring, rebounding or dishing out assists to his teammates, Aaidyn was a major factor to 262 All-Stars 16u’s success. He’s a great ball handler who showed the ability to create off the dribble. Aaidyn was a mis-match for his defender on most occasions. He used a variety of dribbling moves to either attack the basket or knock down perimeter shots. He’s also capable of extending his range to the three-point line. Aaidyn finished the game with multiple conversions from this distance. Defensively, he’s a great shot-blocker. Aaidyn turned away multiple players attempting to score in the paint. He also showed his versatility by defending smaller players on the wing. Aaidyn is a special talent who has all the traits of a star in the making.



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