Reynolds League Standouts Week 1

<p>The Reynolds Fall League opened up this past week with several players making their names known in various positive ways. Throughout the four week fall league we will breakdown what players are improving on the court.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="745366" first="Landry" last="Harris"] 2021 Edmond North Point Guard </strong></p> <p>Harris was the ultimate floor general dropping dimes to teammates for easy looks at the hoop. His handle of the rock, vision, and passing was on point. He was a scoring machine from mid-range, shifty drives to the basket, and from behind the arc. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="745376" first="James" last="Locke"] 2021 Carl Albert Wing </strong></p> <p>Shooter alert. Locke shot the ball lights out from behind the arc as both a catch and shoot guy and moving for openings with the ball in his hands. You can see Locke is improving at creating off the bounce over the past year. Locke was one of the best pure scorers in week one. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="955386" first="Isaac" last="McDoulett"] 2022 Tuttle Wing </strong></p> <p>McDoulett is very intriguing with his size on the Wing at 6’6 and shooting skills. McDoulett showed something we had not previously seen a ton, expert passing skills. He ran his team throughout the day finding guys and throwing passes on point. McDoulett has a lot to offer for a Wing with size. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="955399" first="Taye" last="Sullivan"] 2022 Enid Wing </strong></p> <p>Sullivan has really worked hard over the last year on his body and game. If you were not a believer then its time to buy into Sullivan being a true Wing. Sullivan moved well without the ball leading to several opening shots from deep that found the bottom of the net. </p> <p><strong>Tony Palmer Classen SAS Guard </strong></p> <p>Palmer was the find of the day! He meshed extremely well with his new teammates in large part due to his unselfishness. He impacted the game on defense, passing, creating off the bounce, and just when you were not expecting it he would fire a three-pointer for a bucket. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="937986" first="Jackson" last="Lawley"] 2021 Tishamingo Point Guard </strong></p> <p>Lawley rocked defenders to sleep with a steady handle of the rock and surprise bursts of quickness. He thrived mostly scoring around the basket, but it has to be noted he did get hot from three-point range in one of the outings. </p> <p><strong>Garrett Redwine 2023 Tuttle Point Guard </strong></p> <p>Redwine will not blow you away in stature on the court, but his play speaks for itself. He was able to get his shot going and road that success throughout the day to W’s. He has a solid feel for the game. Redwine is going to be a kid for D2s to know in the 2023 Class. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1015787" first="Kirk" last="Cole"] 2021 Southwest Covenant Guard </strong></p> <p>Cole ran the team really well at the Point Guard spot using his crafty handle. He found his shot early on and used it to keep defenders on their toes. Cole is a college player at the small college level due to his ability to impact the game at all times. Hustle is a key part of his game. </p> <p><strong>Austin Frazier 2022 Wing </strong></p> <p>Frazier had himself a scoring day for the books. He scored it at all three levels beginning with his jumper. It is note worthy to mention Frazier did run down loose balls well. Frazier was a key part in his team finding the W column several times. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="745368" first="DJ" last="Freeman"] 2021 Casady Forward</strong>  </p> <p>Freeman was tremendous in the paint dominating every single team he played scoring inside and on the boards. The elite athleticism Freeman possesses makes him a constant mismatch. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="938851" first="Josh" last="Price"] 2021 Edmond North Wing</strong> </p> <p>Price was a three-point bucket machine on opening night. Price was able to thrive mostly in catch and shoot situations. It is easy to see why he has had increased college interest after his fantastic summer.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="745386" first="Abraham" last="Aghasedo"] 2021 Edmond North Post </strong></p> <p>Aghasedo continues to be one of the most under recruited prospects in 2021. He has an offer on the table from SWOSU and is slowly picking up interest from other D2s and JUCOs. He is 6’6 with a strong wide build that helps him to dominate inside. He was great on the boards and particularly at finishing strong inside.</p>