Unsigned Players

Barnabas Roberts

May 19, 2020 @ 06:00 PM

As we near the summer, there are still players who are waiting for that right opportunity and fit. Many seniors are talented enough to play at the collegiate level and have definitely proven that this past season. Every year, more and more players surprise many with there development and capabilities when the lights come on. It will be exciting to continue to follow all the players are they continue their student-athlete careers.   [player_tooltip player_id="840307" first="Jaden" last="Call"] (Federal Way) A quick and shifty guard who loves to sore the ball. Call’s development in all aspects of his game has been really impressive. A player whose confidence and leadership continues to grow, and it shows in the success of his team. The 5-foot-11 guard is a quality floor general with a tight handle and is also very athletic. A guard who can shoot the ball but loves to use his explosiveness to attack the defenders and finish around the rim. [player_tooltip player_id="840352" first="Nyel" last="Hair"] (Foster) The 5-foot-10 Foster standout is a scrappy guard. An extreme competitor who is willing to do whatever it takes to help his team win games. A physical guard who does not back down from anyone. Hair loves to push the ball and create opportunities for himself off the dribble but can also see the floor well and find the open man. The 2A SPSL First-Team guard can play. [player_tooltip player_id="840318" first="Ryan" last="Moffet"] (Odessa) One of the most dynamic scorers in state history as he is now the all-time leading scorer. Moffett has proven throughout his high school career that he can score the ball at all three-level during any given moment. Moffett is a strong guard who has great instincts for the game on both ends of the court. A player who continues to get better and stays consistent with his game. Moffett is a proven leader and knows what it takes to win games. Landen Bruce (Rainier Christian) Bruce can flat out shoot the ball. A player who plays with a high motor. Bruce also loves the attack the rim and is pretty crafty with his finishes around the basket. A quality defender who has excelled during his senior season into a well-rounded player. Bruce scored 26.1 points, dished nearly 2 assists, grabbed nearly 7 rebounds to go along with nearly 3 steals for a very successful Mustangs squad. Colby White (Central Kitsap) White is a fearless and resilient player. The 5-foot-8 Cougars stud can play and has demonstrated that he is capable of playing against top talent lifting his team to an 11-3 league record. The South Sound Conference Most Valuable Player is a grinder and it paid off as he scored 19.6 points, grabbed 4.3 rebounds, dished 3.5 assists, and recorded 2.9 steals. A physical guard who proved all season long that he can score the ball inside and out.