Big Shots Nationals: Standout Wings & Forwards

<p><b>Big Shots Elite 2022 Wing [player_tooltip player_id="932088" first="Anthony" last="Sellars"]</b>: Week in and week out he continues to show why D1 programs have added him to their watchlist. Scoring wise he can put the ball in the bucket in multiple ways but one of his more impressive attributes is his ability to rebound the ball. He does a nice job of finding a body to box out and using his leaping ability to pull down boards or finish putback dunks</p> <p><b>Prospect University Academy 2021 Forward Malik Bowman</b>: Rebounding and finishing inside the paint were some of the attributes we saw from him throughout the matchup. He understands how to use his size to score over opponents once he gets the ball inside the paint.</p> <p><b>Prospect University Academy 2021 Tyler Lawrence</b>: Although he didn’t have a huge impact offensively in the first game they played, he stepped up in the 2nd game, finishing with 13 Points. The main difference we saw from Game 1 to 2 was simply his aggression and assertiveness, which allowed him to make more positive plays for his team.</p> <p><b>QCAA 2022 Wing [player_tooltip player_id="577842" first="Jeremy" last="Dixon"]</b>: Kinston HS will look to him to play a much larger role next season if they hope to be successful. He has the size and skills to be a legit college prospect but will just need to be consistently aggressive on the court. We saw some flashes of what he could do on both ends of the court when he’s truly locked in and we would love to see that all game long.</p> <p><b>Greensboro Warriors C/O 2022 Forward [player_tooltip player_id="944952" first="Travis" last="Shaw"]</b>: If you didn’t know already, he’s an absolute beast on the football field (Top 10 nationally) and currently holds offers from top programs nationally. However he showed that he can hold his own on the court as well. Using his physicality to provide an interior presence on both ends of the floor for his team.</p> <p><b>Team Curry 2021 Forward Raekwon Horton</b>: Before you even watch him play, you have to love that he’s a winner, coming from a very successful high school program. He’s a legit 6’7 with a high motor and has a knack for scoring the ball which has led to him picking up a high amount of offers.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>