Prep Hoops Top 250 Expo: Three 3 Point Marksman To Watch For
Eric Brotherton
<p>Shooters space the court and open the court for their respected teams. Shooting well in games is impressive but shooting well at a top 250 event is that much more impressive. These shooters came locked in and did not hesitate to show their marksmanship from distance. </p>
<p><strong>Michael Gregory - Eaglecrest 2021</strong></p>
<p>Michael was very patient while keeping a good pace moving within the flow. Once the defender got lost in movement or rotation Michael was able to quickly get his shot off from distance. Michael was very active relocating while teammates drove to put himself in position for a kick out. He showed great understanding of filling his lane in transition, spacing to a wing, corner or trailing during the fast break. </p>
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<p><strong>Maurice Walker II - Smokey Hill 2021</strong></p>
<p>Maurice came ready to play, hitting a three with his first touch of the day. Maurice was difficult to guard because he was constantly on the move. He showed good awareness flaring on screens and using pump fakes against more aggressive defenders. Maurice made defenders pay on back door cuts as well once they started cheating on screens.</p>
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<p><strong>Peyton Westfall - Pine Creek 2020</strong></p>
<p>Peyton Westfall showed he had the most versatile three point shot. Peyton hit his first three off a catch with a defender playing close. Few possessions later Peyton showed a shutter step pull up three in transition. Throughout the day Peyton was able to use his dribble to keep defenders off balance while pulling up for three whether it was an extra dribble off the catch, setback, hesitation pull up or cross over. </p>
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