Hongyuan Youth Team beat its opponent with 77 points to welcome the U15s to a good start, and the second generation of Wandan formed a twin star

This year’s U15 league has begun. Many youth teams across the country will work hard for this championship. The traditional youth training team Guangdong Hongyuan has gathered all players of the right age to participate. They have won the U15 championship three times in the past four years, and their strength is beyond doubt. The new Hongyuan Youth Team is even more star-studded. In the first game, it defeated the menacing Ningbo Sports School with a huge advantage of 77 points, ushering in a big start. Most players would think that Hongyuan's players must have been poached from all over the country, but the reality is shocking. The two core players, Yao Jiaze and Lian Zile, are both second-generation Wanmen who grew up in Dongguan, while the main players Xiong Jiajie and Chen Ruiji are indigenous children from Guangdong.

Hongyuan U15 roster

Yao Jiaze just represented Hongyuan U17 in the cross-level competition not long ago, and is the best-performing insider in the team, averaging 8.3 points, 9.7 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.3 assists per game. Cap, returning to the U15 to compete with peers this time was simply a dimensionality reduction blow. In the first game, he scored 20 points and shot as high as 80%, easily making the game lose suspense. With him sitting in the paint, Hongyuan has great hopes of regaining the U15 championship this time.

Lian Zile is a new discovery of Hongyuan this time. His ancestral home is Nanyang City, Henan Province, but he grew up in Humen, Dongguan. He is a standard Wan second generation. When he came on the stage wearing the No. 8 jersey, he knew that this kid was unusual. He scored 27 points in the half and scored 35 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists on 14-of-19 shooting from the field. If this performance continues, he can compete for next year's U17 National Youth squad.

Xiong Jiajie is Hongyuan's new generation of local point guard. He was born in 2011. He is 177cm tall and comes from Foshan, Guangdong. This kid became famous in the U14 last year. He averaged 26.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4 assists and 3.7 steals per game. This data is definitely a first-rate player. Representing Hongyuan for the first time this year, he scored 12 points in the first game. His playing style is a bit like Yang Yi, but his body is more like He Wenwei. If the advantages of the two can be combined, Hongyuan is expected to develop a national youth guard again.

Chen Ruiji is from Zhanjiang, Guangdong. He was born in 2011. He is 180cm tall. He is a very stable guard. He scored 4 points, 3 assists and 2 steals in the first game. He only made 3 shots. He has been selected for the U13 training camp, which shows that he has certain abilities and is expected to play more proactively in anxious games.

Among other players, high guard Tang Haoqiao from Foshan and Liu Xuanyu, who just transferred from Hunan, are also worthy of our attention. They scored 11 points and 8 points respectively in this game. Although they did not score much, they felt very mature on the court. They may be needed more in the high-end games.

Judging from the roster and first game of the Hongyuan Youth Team, they are the favorites to win the championship. The players are very balanced in strength. I hope they can continue to perform well in the next games and defend Hongyuan's position as the king of this group.