Salesian College Prep dominated its home court against Albany in the TCAL opener, showcasing a well-rounded performance that left opponents struggling to keep up. Without the presence of Stanford commit Elias Obenyah, Salesian's depth and versatility proved too much for Albany.
The Dragons' offense was led by Carlton Perilliat Jr., who used his quick feet and agility to evade defenders and create scoring opportunities. His passing ability allowed him to set up teammates for easy baskets, while also finding ways to get around the pressure from Albany's defense.
Meanwhile, Albany's offense struggled to find its rhythm against Salesian's stifling defense. The Dragons' ability to double-team opponents, particularly in the paint, made it difficult for Albany to score consistently. Deron Lyons and Kaelin Morris were tasked with guarding Perilliat Jr., but they found themselves in a bind as he continued to make plays.
Salesian's victory is a testament to its team-first approach, which has contributed to their success this season. By playing together seamlessly, the Dragons have been able to overpower opponents on both ends of the court.
With this win, Salesian takes a significant step forward in its quest for conference supremacy. The pressure will now be on Albany to respond and find ways to neutralize Salesian's potent offense.
The Dragons' offense was led by Carlton Perilliat Jr., who used his quick feet and agility to evade defenders and create scoring opportunities. His passing ability allowed him to set up teammates for easy baskets, while also finding ways to get around the pressure from Albany's defense.
Meanwhile, Albany's offense struggled to find its rhythm against Salesian's stifling defense. The Dragons' ability to double-team opponents, particularly in the paint, made it difficult for Albany to score consistently. Deron Lyons and Kaelin Morris were tasked with guarding Perilliat Jr., but they found themselves in a bind as he continued to make plays.
Salesian's victory is a testament to its team-first approach, which has contributed to their success this season. By playing together seamlessly, the Dragons have been able to overpower opponents on both ends of the court.
With this win, Salesian takes a significant step forward in its quest for conference supremacy. The pressure will now be on Albany to respond and find ways to neutralize Salesian's potent offense.
I mean, I thought they'd crumble without their star player, but it looks like they've got some depth that'll keep 'em competitive this season. On the other hand, Albany's defense just got smashed 
. They gotta figure out a way to stop Perilliat Jr. and their whole offense will start flowing again... or maybe not 
I mean, if Salesian can keep playing like that, it's hard for anyone to beat 'em. But Albany's still got this: they just need to find some cohesion and make a few adjustments. Easy peasy... right? 
but seriously albany cant even get a single basket past those defenders 
i think its time 4 them to step up their game or else salesian gonna be the one ruling the tcal conference 
So i was watching this game and salesian's defense is straight fire 
! they're like a well-oiled machine, working together in perfect harmony 
. and Carlton Perilliat Jr. is a total beast on the court 
! his agility and passing skills are unstoppable 
. they're all about each other, not individual stats 
. now it's on Albany to respond and find a way to take down Salesian 
. should be an interesting matchup 
Would they be able to sustain it throughout the season? Or is there something about being part of a cohesive unit that allows players to elevate their game?
. I mean, have you seen their defense? It's like a well-oiled machine 
. They're just too organized, too coordinated... it's almost like they're being influenced by someone (or something) 
. And don't even get me started on that Carlton Perilliat Jr. kid - he's got some serious skills, but I bet you there's more to him than meets the eye 
. This whole thing is just too perfect... 
perilliat jr is straight fire btw 
meanwhile albany was all over the place 
i love how salesian just played a team-first game, it really showed in their win 
theyre like the ultimate example of how to be a cohesive unit on the court 
and now albanys gotta step up their A-game if they wanna take down salesians 
they r literally unstoppable with Perilliat Jr leading the charge 
now we gotta see if Albany can turn it around 
carlton perilliat jr is straight fire 
and don't even get me started on their defense 
it's like they have a sixth sense for shutting down opponents 
. The double-team strategy is so smart, it's clear they've put in the work to shut down opponents. 
his agility is just too much for their defense 
and now they're looking to take the lead in the TCAL conference 
So I think what's really impressive about Salesian College Prep right now is their team chemistry. They're not just relying on one superstar player, but everyone's stepping up and contributing to the game plan. It's like they've got a well-oiled machine going on 
carlton perilliat jr is like a gazelle out there 
And kudos to the Salesian team for actually following through on their "team-first" motto – all that talk of unity and cooperation sounds like total BS when your opponents are getting destroyed 
. On a more serious note, it'll be interesting to see how Albany bounces back from this one... maybe they can learn to double-team Perilliat Jr. instead of just standing there looking confused 
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