Future Duke, Uconn Stars lead teams to titles in Chipotle Nationals

Fishers, Ind. – Cayden Boozer can remember the carefree days growing up in a gym dominating the imaginary defenders with his twins Cameron.

The couple would count seconds aloud before sinking a jump shot to lift his father Carlos Boozer alma mater Duke Blue Devils to the national title.

Kelis Fisher could apply to Preteen Gym DayDreams, but on Saturday the trio made a transition from imagination to reality after capturing the Chipotle Nationals title in front of the impressive contingent of former professionals who turned the basketball dads.

The former NBA star Jermaine O’Neal is the head coach in Dynamic Prep (Texas). Another former NBA star Jason Richardson Jaxon plays for Columbus High School (Florida) and former NFL star Marcus Spears Marcus Jr.

Cameron and Cayden joined and disclosed 38 points, 10 rebounds and five assists to lead Columbus the last dynamic product 67-49 at the men’s championship.

5⭐ Cayden Boozer activated the takeover regime to lead Columbus to win the title Chipotle Nationals 🔥 #Chipotleneals

Future Duke Blue Devil published 27 points | 2 Reb | 2 AST ✅ pic.twitter.com/8lyr09ybsn

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Fisher gained 23 points and handed out five assists to help the IMG Academy (Florida) Knockoff Monhrte Academy (Florida) 80-78 in overtime for the Women’s Championship.

UConn Shaji 5⭐ Kelis Fisher (No. 27 Espnw 100) led the victory of Img Academy over Monste to capture the first girl’s basketball national victory in the history of the school 🔥

23 points 5 Ast

IMG Academy: 80
Monhrtee Academy: 78@Fisherkel | @Imgabasketball pic.twitter.com/j2mzfokwde

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All three believe that their happiness will wipe their future university teams this weekend.

Cameron and Cayden are signed by Duke, who leans against Houston in male finals this evening and Fisher is signed Uconn Huskiesface South Carolina Gamecocks In the women’s national title game on Sunday.

“It is quite crazy that we won the national title in the same weekend as Duke in Final Four,” Cayden said. “It’s like a dream come true. We did it, but it wasn’t easy.”

This is to put it mildly.

Cayden arrived on Saturday’s title match in a dramatic way, stood the passage of the incoming, then rushed down the floor and released Fadeaway free throw to lift Columbus around the Brewster Academy (New Hampshire) on Friday.

Fisher’s journey was almost identical, attracted to defense, and then kicked it with a teammate, who was exhausted by a 3-clinus from the left wing in the semifinals to sink Westtown School (Pennsylvania).

“I wouldn’t change anything,” Fisher said. “I was sure all weekend, just as I was sure of my Huskies.”

Fisher watched half of Huskies 85-51 dismantling on Friday evening before she relaxed on her game, but on Sunday she doesn’t plan to miss a second of the national title game.

“We just won and my team will win; that’s how it will be,” Fisher said confidently. “Their trio and attack on the basket will be on. They will go through the adversity, but they will fight and it will be good.”

Cameron and Cayden think that Duke’s size and ability to control the game at both ends will eventually lead Blue Devils to the winner’s circle.

“We have a great position size and sometimes we look and other teams do not get any clean look, no touches of color, and we are insulting the ball so well,” Cameron said. “It’s just a beautiful basketball.”

Cayden led a picturesque offense this weekend and published 27 points in the title victory.

After completing the work, it is traded to remember expectations.

“It all makes me enthusiastic for next year,” Cayden said. “We got a victory, so I’m sure my boys will also win victory.”