Spell Them Out: The Genius G’s!

<p><i>The G group is composed of mostly seniors but there are a couple underclassmen that you should keep an eye on. The majority of these players were seen multiple times by our staff during either camps or the high school season</i>.</p> <p><b>Cape Fear Academy Senior Forward  George Lefebvre</b>: Anytime you have a 6’9 player with strength &amp; skill that doesn’t mind mixing it up in the paint, you have a player that colleges will like. University of Vermont fans should be excited about what he can potentially bring to the table, he has the tools to be a player that can be as dominant on the boards as he wants to be.</p> <p><b>Scotland County HS Senior Guard Garrett Mcrae</b>: He will be staying local for college, committing to the Saint Andrews University Knights, which is a situation that we feel he can be dominant early on. His combination of: Strength, Speed and Scoring ability are all attributes that we feel can help his transition to the next level go as smoothly as possible.</p> <p><b>Northside Christian Junior [player_tooltip player_id="838062" first="Glynn" last="Hubbard III"]:</b> One of the first ways to describe him would be is that’s he’s a winner. He’s one of those players that seems to make the correct play when his team needs it consistently. Scoring wise he finds ways to put the ball in the bucket with efficiency and on multiple levels. </p> <p><b>Mount Tabor HS Sophomore Guard [player_tooltip player_id="944979" first="Gunner" last="Walters"]</b>: Our first time getting a chance to see him was at the 250 Expo last year, where he was one of the top Guards at the event. His ability to run a team was on full display this year, as he broke down defenses and made the correct passes to teammates. Knocking down shots from three point range is another strong attribute he possess which only helps him to be productive on the court.</p> <p><b>Concord First Assembly Forward [player_tooltip player_id="833137" first="Garrett" last="Hien"]</b>: The 6’9 Forward has signed to attend Furman University and we feel that his best basketball is ahead of him. His team went 35-3 on the season ,winning a state championship while averaging 14 Points &amp; 7 Rebounds per contest.</p>