Weekend Wonders: Final Notes

Charles Clark February 1, 2021 @ 08:12 PM

Southview HS Senior Guard Tim King stepped up for his team on Saturday, taking over the scoring load and bringing the leadership needed to pull of a comeback win. King is a quick Guard that knows how to attack the paint to score and drawls fouls offensively but his defense was just as good, forcing rushed attempts and turnovers. Davidson Day Sophomore Guard [player_tooltip player_id="854899" first="Trey" last="Horton"] was big for Davidson Day down the stretch, knocking down some shots and stepping up to the line to hit free throws. He has plenty of potential and it’s always impressive to see a player his age step up in big time moments and not shy away or defer to an older teammate. Davidson Day Junior Guard [player_tooltip player_id="848076" first="Donovan" last="Atwell"] is known as one of the better shooters in the state so it was a bit of a shocker when his shots didn’t fall initially but as a true shooter does, he kept letting it fly. Eventually the shots began to fall but he found other ways to impact the game, bringing effort on defense and crashing the boards hard. Lumberton HS Senior Guard [player_tooltip player_id="1028026" first="Charlie" last="Miller"] is a knock down shooter with a nice IQ for the game, he doesn’t force plays and is off to an outstanding start this season. He’s averaging over 20 Points a night, 7 Rebounds and just 7 Assist for the year, which shows what type of impact he makes on the game from the wing spot. Lumberton HS Senior Guard Jadarion Chatman was a player that had a nice role last season and has embraced a larger leadership role this season running the show for the Pirates which has them currently 4.0. Against Hoke County on Saturday he may have put together his best stat line yet, going for a triple double of 12 Points, 13 Assist & 11 Rebounds. For the season he’s not far off from averaging a triple double which is very impressive for a player at the PG spot.