<h2>November 3, 2015</h2><p>Des Moines Lincoln will get some help with the addition of former Boone Toreador <strong>Sebit Kallo</strong> to its program.</p>
<p>The 6-foot-3 small forward moved to Des Moines’ south side and is currently attending Lincoln as a sophomore.</p>
<p>His game is versatile, and his length and athleticism caused fits for opponents all day Saturday at the Cornsharks Classic, where he was playing with his AAU team, Iowa Wolves.</p>
<p>“I’ve really worked on going to the rim and attacking players, and I worked a lot on my crossover this summer. I didn’t shoot much from outside, but I thought I played pretty good this offseason with the Wolves,” said the 6-foot-3 small forward -- who characterized his style of play to <em>PHI.</em></p>
<p>“My strengths are just attacking the rim when I can, and I just go out there and play, and whatever happens, happens,” said Kallo.</p>
<p>“I need to improve my decision-making, stop making turnovers, and I’ll be working on my shooting, trying to improve that.”</p>
<p>As he heads into his sophomore season at Lincoln, Kallo is eager to build chemistry with his new teammates, and hopefully earn a spot with the varsity.</p>
<p>“They said I might play varsity, but since I moved there I’ll really have to work for it because there’s players there who already have the spots,” he said.</p>
<p>“I just want to get to know the team, and the players, and just play my game.”</p>
<p>Though his recruitment is yet to begin, he’s confident in his ability, and knows it’s just a matter of time.</p>
<p>“I think it will start soon,” said Kallo. “People will see my game and then they’ll know, and people will start talking.”</p>
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