Updated Class of 2021 Rankings: Top Point Guards
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<p>The Class of 2021 rankings have been updated and it’s time to take a look at the top players by position. Here’s a look at the top point guards for this iteration of the rankings.</p>
<p><strong>#6 - [player_tooltip player_id="942244" first="Keshawn" last="Hall"] (2021 Lake Oswego)</strong></p>
<p>After a solid junior campaign at Jefferson, Hall heads to Lake Oswego for his senior season and is the top-ranked senior point guard in the state. The 6-footer gets into the lane at will and is extremely good at finishing around the hoop, while also being well aware of getting the ball to his teammates for easy scores. He plays with a great motor on the defensive end and can knock down wide-open threes.</p>
<p><strong>#7 - [player_tooltip player_id="855934" first="Roy" last="Bunn"] (2021 Jesuit)</strong></p>
<p>Bunn was one of the highest risers in the Class of 2021 after advancing from key role player on Jesuit’s 2019 title team to starting floor leader as a junior. The 5-foot-10 senior is especially dangerous when he has his defender in one-on-one situations as he uses his quickness and advanced dribble to break them down to get to the hoop where he can either score or dish it out to Crusader open shooters.</p>
<p><strong>#13 - [player_tooltip player_id="855935" first="Nic" last="Boyd"] (2021 La Salle)</strong></p>
<p>Boyd is another riser up the list and while a true point guard, may have the best scoring skillset of any of the top floor leaders in the state. The 6-foot senior has a nice looking jumper with range and can has a solid pull-up as well. Boyd is capable of playing at different speeds as he knows when to attack or slow things down.</p>
<p><strong>#14 - [player_tooltip player_id="855937" first="Isaiah" last="Gilliam"] (2021 South Albany)</strong></p>
<p>Gilliam has the most mature body out of any of this year’s senior point guards as he’s built like a tank. The 6-foot-2 senior also plays like a power guard and is near unstoppable getting to the hoop and finishing while absorbing contact. Gilliam can really push the ball in transition and has been working hard on improving his outside shot.</p>
<p><strong>#20 - [player_tooltip player_id="746290" first="Brandon" last="Hopson"] (2021 Jefferson)</strong></p>
<p>Hopson had a solid junior season at Roosevelt in 2019-20 either in the starting lineup or coming off of the bench. The 6-foot senior can really get hot from three-point range and also has the ability to create off of the dribble. He excels in the up-tempo game which will suit him well his senior season as he’s transferred back to Jefferson.</p>
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