All Harnett County Hoopers: Final Notes

<p><b>Cape Fear Christian Senior Guard Austin Locklear</b>: He showed some flashes of how good he could potentially be throughout the year. He has solid athleticism and the ability to score the ball in bunches once he gets it going. Smaller schools that may be looking for a player that can bring some athleticism and scoring should give him a call. </p> <p><b>Cape Fear Christian Junior Forward [player_tooltip player_id="932085" first="Paul" last="Tako"]</b>: Was a new addition just prior to the season beginning but it didn’t take much time for him to adjust. At 6’7 with the ability to play outside on the perimeter, He fits into the new style of play for bigs and should see his recruitment pickup sooner than later.</p> <p><b>Overhills HS Senior Guard Zach Lowery</b>: Another one of the leaders on his high school squad, he plays with toughness and understands how to use his athleticism to his benefit. He releases his shot at the highest point so he doesn’t have much of an issue getting his shot off regardless of the defender.</p> <p><b>Grace Christian Senior Guard Jonah Murr</b>: A player that can put the ball in the bucket in multiple ways, he’s one that smaller colleges should keep an eye on. He can knock down shots from three point land and also has shown us flashes of his ability to slash as well as moving without the ball to get easy buckets.</p> <p><b>Cape Fear Christian Senior Guard Greg Moneymaker</b>: You have to love the enthusiasm that he brings every time he steps on the court. He’s one of those player that you can truly see how much he loves to play the game. His three point shooting ability was shown throughout the year as well as his high motor.</p> <p><b>Overhills HS Senior Senior Guard Jordan Davis</b>: We got the chance to see some flashes of how good he could be this year and he had some games was he showed up when he was called on. Getting out into transition for easy buckets but also making plays when the game is in the half-court. </p>