Top 2021 Guards of 6A Region 2 District 10 (Part 2 of 2)

<p>This is my detailed scouting report on the promising young guards from the 6A Region 2 District 10 teams in North Texas and Dallas. The teams include Wylie, Lakeview Centennial, Sachse, Garland, South Garland, North Garland, Rowlett, and Naaman Forest. Be on the lookout for the rest of my scouting report on this entire district!</p> <p>Amir Johnson- Naaman Forest<br /> Amir is a quick guard who possesses an elite awareness of finding open teammates and cutting off open opportunities for his opponents. He shows great intelligence at playing passing lanes and picking defenders pockets. He plays with his head up with the main goal of getting to the ball on the defensive side and finding open looks for his teammates on the other. A true team player, he is an athlete all coaches would love to have on their team.</p> <p>Dylan Mckeon- Sachse High School<br /> Dylan is a confident spot-up shooter who does not mind defenders even if they are in his grill. He even hit a three-pointer and got fouled in the process. He has the ability to score twenty points if he gets hot from behind the line. On the defensive end of the floor, he disrupts passing lanes to get easy steals. He is great at keeping his head up at turning a fast break into easy offense for his teammates. He can throw overhand passes that hit his teammates in stride for easy looks.</p> <p>Kai Smith- Wylie High School<br /> Kai is a scrappy guard who plays disruptive on-ball defense. He is a long guard who seems to finish well at the rim. He loves to turn his steals he gets into instant offense for himself and thrives at going coast to coast. He even seems to always make the right decision when running the break, finding teammates with crisp bounce passes. When given the opportunity to spot up in the corner he can knock down shots at a good clip.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="959054" first="Elijah" last="Taylor"]- Wylie High School<br /> Elijah is an extremely intelligent scorer who looks for his shots on all three levels of the court. He is confident enough to run your entire offense through him and even can take and nail clutch shots for his team. He is also great at taking the ball off the bounce and getting to his mid-range and wing pull-ups. He has a quick first step that keeps his defenders off balance so he can blow by them or stop on a dime and rise over them. His speed in the open court opens a lot of moves for himself, he can throw defenders off by simply changing pace and a behind the back or another combination dribble move. e is a true point guard who looks to create for his teammates by finding weak driving lanes and forcing the defense to collapse or turn its head on an open shooter for him to find.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="959416" first="Kobe" last="Wiggins"]- Wylie High School<br /> Kobe is great at getting to the rim off of a simple head fake or jab to get a defender leaning or even jumping. He looks to set up his teammates with easy looks by drawing their defenders in the lane and giving them an easy shovel pass in midair. He is incredibly athletic and has that rare gene that allows him to seemingly stop and hang in the air. He uses his athletic ability to his advantage by jumping with opponents on jump shots and layups and forcing them to shoot something that they are not comfortable with doing by his positioning in the air. Kobe is a smart ball-handler who knows where to move the ball in transition and does not fear double teams or traps in the full court.</p>