#GrindSZNKickoff: Best Pure Shooters (Day 2)

<p>The Prep Hoops Circuit #GrindSZNKickoff was in full force on Saturday between nine different gyms in Oklahoma City.</p> <p>I focused my attention to the action at Solid Rock Basketball.</p> <p>Here is a look at some of the top shooters I saw on Day 2 of the event.</p> <p><em>ICYMI:</em> <a href="https://prephoops.com/2019/04/grindsznkickoff-steadiest-performers/">#GrindSZNKickoff: Steadiest Performers (Day 2)</a></p> <h2><strong>Nate Goodlow (Oklahoma Del City/Team Griffin)</strong></h2> <p>Not only is Nate Goodlow a high IQ passer and a gifted shooter, he can create and get inside relentlessly. The 2020 6'3" Del City guard is a fancy finisher with a vast array of moves that can trick defenders. He drove to the lane and cleared everyone out just to connect with his teammate Ben Emmert for a 3-pointer from the top of the key in an evening matchup with Texas Take Over. Goodlow is one of the best players at the event hands down.</p> <h2><strong>Zachariah Edwards (Texas Chavez/D1 Houston)</strong></h2> <p>In a loss to TSK, 2019 6'7" Chavez forward <strong>Zachariah Edwards</strong> found some space to work with. The gifted shooter added 17 points, including some impressive outside jumpers. Edwards is lean and still raw, a perfect post graduate candidate. He can be molded.</p> <h2><strong>Davon Wright (Texas Cypress Springs/Texas Take Over)</strong></h2> <p>Good both times I saw him on the day, 2020 6'6" Cypress Springs forward<strong> Davon Wright</strong> is very smooth as an attacker and pull up shooter. Also, a gifted shot blocker, Wright can really mix it up with what he does every time down the floor. His biggest strength is his shooting ability.</p> <h2><strong>Conner Calavan (Oklahoma Fort Gibson/Tulsa Hawks)</strong></h2> <p>A natural born shooter, <strong>Conner Calavan</strong> plays for one of the scrappiest 17U groups in the state with the Tulsa Hawks. The 2020 6'3" Fort Gibson guard recorded 12 points (four 3's) in a loss to Gateway Basketball Club in the afternoon. Calavan is a team player and someone always looking to hit from deep.</p> <h2><strong>Breven McMullen (Missouri Central/Gateway Basketball Club)</strong></h2> <p>Showing consistency in his offensive game, 2020 Parks Hill Central guard <strong>Breven McMullen</strong> paced the floor with 10 points. He shot well and has a good floater game as well. He's able to switch hands off his dribble and shoot from 15 feet out. He's very confident as well.</p>