Against one of the area’s top programs, Max Muhl delivered a performance that combined volume scoring with elite efficiency. In Avondale’s win over West Bloomfield, Muhl poured in 30 points while staying within the flow of the offense and punishing defensive mistakes.

The shooting numbers tell the story. Muhl finished 11-for-15 from the field and 8-for-11 from three, spacing the floor and forcing constant adjustments. His ability to get hot without forcing tough looks made the difference, especially against a defense built to limit clean perimeter opportunities.

Beyond the scoring, Muhl contributed across the board with 3 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals, showing awareness and engagement on both ends. This was not empty production. Efficient scoring lifted the entire group and translated directly into a team win against high-level competition.

Performances like this underline why Muhl’s shooting gravity matters. When the jumper is falling at that rate, it changes coverage, opens driving lanes, and shifts momentum quickly. This was a reminder of how dangerous he can be when rhythm meets confidence.