Top Class of 2020 Shooting Guards

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the top shooting guards in the Class of 2020.</p> <p>Reggie Morris 6'2" Grandview: One of the most dangerous perimeter shooters in the state, Morris has been a big part of Grandview's back-to-back Class 4 state championship teams. He was an ace sixth man as a sophomore and as a junior, he averaged 13 points while making 77 3-pointers and making 42 percent from long distance. He moves well without the ball and has a quick release and deep range. He picked up an offer from the Air Force Academy during the summer.</p> <p>D'Anthony Pennington 6'2" North Kansas City: The long and lanky shooter recently gave a verbal commitment to UMKC. He is one of the most impressive bucket-getters in the state when he is on his game. He has three level scoring ability and a high-arching 3-pointer that brings down rain. He is very fluid in his movements and he knows how get to his spots to score. </p> <p>Adam Sommer 6'3" Parkway South: A tough, physical guard who enjoyed a big summer with the Arsenal Hoops 17U squad. He displayed the ability to score at all three levels and taking charge of games at crucial moments. As a junior, he averaged 19 points, four rebounds and three assists a game while making 77 3-pointers.</p> <p>Sofara Rasas 6'3" St. Mary's: The slashing wing guard stepped up big as a junior to help the Dragons make their first Final Four appearance in the school's history. He averaged 16 points and five rebounds for the Dragons, who finished second in the Class 4 state tournament. When star guard Yuri Collins was recovering from shoulder su</p> <p>Maurice Grayer 6'2" Willard: A very athletic two-way guard who excels at both ends of the court. He is a physically strong guard who can get in the lane and score on twisting drives to the basket. He will also knock down 3-pointers when he is left open. He also has quick hands on defense and will dart into the passing lanes for steals and transition dunks.</p> <p>Byron Alexander 6'3" Staley: An explosive wing player who plays with high energy, Alexander can bring the crowd to its feet with a swooping dunk in transition or off the alley-oop pass. He attacks the basket to get buckets at the rim and he can also stop and pop from the mid-range area. He can also knock down open 3-pointers.</p> <p>Quenton Shelton 6'2" Lebanon: The high-scoring guard has been a standout for the Yellowjackets since his freshman year. He is one of the top 3-point shooters in the state, but his game is not limited to just catching and shooting the basketball. He has solid ball handling and passing skills with the ability to create his own shot off the dribble.</p> <p>Ryan Campbell 6'3" Lafayette: An excellent shooting guard who is primed for a big senior season for the Lancers. He is a very good perimeter shooter who also does a nice job of creating his own shot off the dribble. As a junior, he averaged 15 points and five rebounds while shooting 37 percent from 3-point range.</p> <p>David Roberts 6'2" Hazelwood Central: A bulldog wing guard who plays with toughness and aggression at both ends of the court. On defense, he is not afraid to pick up his man and guard him for 94 feet and he has quick hands that will strip opposing players. On offense, he is very good at getting downhill on the drive and finishing in traffic.</p> <p>Isaiah Jackson 6'2" William Chrisman: A slashing athletic guard who was one of the most impressive defensive players that I watched during the summer. He had good anticipation and shoot the passing lanes for steals. He is a smooth ball handler who can get into the lane for short jumpers and layups. His 3-point shooting has also improved as well.</p> <p>Kolby Franklin 6'2" Lee's Summit North: Talented shooting guard who is ready to step into a bigger role as a senior for a team that advanced to the Class 5 Final Four last season. During the summer, he was very impressive with his ability to knock down perimeter jumpers and get to the rim for buckets. He also displayed some very good passing skills.</p>