Gateway All-American: Class of 2021 Point/Combo Guards

Earl Austin August 1, 2020 @ 05:00 PM

Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the top Missouri Class of 2021 point guards from last weekend’s Gateway All-American Showcase in St. Charles, MO. [player_tooltip player_id="824165" first="Keashon" last="Petty"] 5’11" Arsenal Hoops: A quick guard from Parkway North who is a racehorse with the ball in the open court. He has excellent Thank acceleration and the ability to finish at top speed. It’s hard for defenders to keep him in front. [player_tooltip player_id="824156" first="Kyle" last="Conkright"] 5’11" Gateway-Knights: Fearless guard from North County who shot the basketball well throughout the weekend. He can shoot it off the catch or coming off the high screen on the dribble. He’s not afraid to attack the basket and take the contact. [player_tooltip player_id="824186" first="Brendan" last="Deters"] 6’2" Missouri Basketball Club: Good sized point guard from St Dominic who really knows how to distribute the basketball and keep his teammates involved. He is also creative with the handles with good offensive capability. Gabe McCrary 5’11 St Louis Cobras Elite A.N.M.: An aggressive combo guard from Wentzville Liberty who was very active at both ends of the floor. He scored on several nice takes to the basket while also being very good in transition. Kevin McCoy 6’1 Arsenal Hoops: A crafty southpaw from St Louis Christian who can change his tempo well and still get by defenders with a good burst. He is a solid defender who knocked down his open 3-pointers. Neno Lee 5’9 St Louis Cobras Elite A.N.M.: Small combo guard from Pattonville who can really shoot the basketball when he has the time and space. He has the quickness to beat defenders off the dribble as well. [player_tooltip player_id="984320" first="Blake" last="Fowler"] 5’10 Semo Bulls: Small school standout from Campbell who got by defenders with a burst to set up his pull up jumper from 15 to 17 feet, which was his go-to move when he needed a bucket.