RJ Eytle-Rock (’98) Picks Up Hoopsfix All Star Classic 2016 U19 MVP!

By Sam Neter on June 21, 2016

Check out Barking Abbey and England U18 RJ Eytle-Rock show out on his way to the 2016 Hoopsfix All Star Classic U19 MVP.

The 6’3″ point guard showed out with an impressive all-round display after contributing 15 points as well as six assists, six steals and five rebounds in Team White’s 83-77 win.

Eytle-Rock led his side to victory with a controlled and aggressive display at the point guard position; driving to the basket with ease, finding his team-mates in good positions and coming up with some timely interceptions on the defensive end.

Proud supporters of the Hoopsfix All Star Classic included Molten, Red Bull, 2tall.com, Sportserve Ltd, Bigfoot Basketball, 5or6, Let Me Play, Basketball Megastore, Always Ballin, Custom College Recruiting, and Wilkie TV.

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