Sharp Shooters in 4A

<p>When you look at 4A you can see that there is a lot of shooters. These shooters will make a difference when it comes down to state. Here is a list of some sharp shooters in 4A. </p> <p><strong>6'1 Mark Huber (Bear River)</strong></p> <p>Watching Mark Huber play is fun. Teams try to 2-3 zone and he can light them up. Mark looks great in transition with or without the ball. He runs the breaks and finds spots. A few teams have tried to play 3-2 zones and he still finds ways to make them pay. Going off for 5 three-pointers is not out of the question on any given night. </p> <p><strong>6'1 Trevor Farrow (Canyon View)</strong></p> <p>Trevor has been lights out from deep. He has hit at least 2 three-pointers in every game this season and has hit 6 in one game this year. He has twice as many three-pointers than anyone in 4A. He is a prospect that cannot be left open. </p> <p><strong>6'1 Peyton Thevonot (Stansbury)</strong></p> <p>Peyton is a good shooter. Hes averaging about 15 points a game and 2 three-pointers a game. When region play starts his averages will increase. His team runs great sets against a zone which will get him more looks.</p> <p><strong>6'0 Jared Sudweeks (Pine View)</strong></p> <p>Jared has been shooting well this year as he has hit a three-pointer every game this year. He had 7 three-pointers against the #1 team in 4A. </p> <p><strong>6'1 Josh Speirs (Uintah)</strong></p> <p>The Unitah Guard has been lighting it up all over the court. Even when he is not hitting from deep he is able to work the mid-range and get around 18 points with no three pointers. Josh can find different ways to score when he gets pushed off the three-point line. </p> <p><strong>6'0 Cade DeBoard (Green Canyon)</strong></p> <p>Cade had an 8 three-point night as he scored 26 points. He can go off at any given night. He has a green light when he is open. Cade could hit 10 if he is allowed to shoot that many. Look for him to keep it up. </p>