5A SIC Top Shooters
<p>The 5A SIC has long been home to a lot of great shooters and many players have proven their skills while playing within the conference. The conference is home to a lot great shooter’s gyms and each gym has it’s own unique feeling that allows the home team to feel an advantage when it comes to shooting percentage. I truly believe that shooting the basketball is an art form that takes years of dedication and work in order to see tru and replicated results. This list features the 5A SIC players that made the most 3-pointers this season. Continue reading for a look at the best shooters in the 5A SIC this season.</p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="919668" first="Joe" last="Mpoyo"], Meridian:</strong> Joe proved himself as a deadly scorer and all-around shooter this season. He far outpaced the next closest shooter on this list and proved that he is one of the most accurate shooters the state has seen in recent years. Joe can catch-and-shoot well and also shoots a high percentage off the dribble. He has extended range and can get hot in a hurry if left open for a fraction of a second. Mpoyo will be a great shooter at the next level due to his confidence and quick trigger.</p>
<p><strong>Kaden Christensen, Centennial:</strong> Kaden shot 41% from three point range this season and will look to improve his makes and percentage heading into next season. Kaden is a streaky shooter but can knock down a lot of shots in a hurry once he gets going. If Kaden can find a way to gain consistency and limit his droughts, he will be a tough matchup for a lot of teams next season. Christensen can shoot off the dribble well and is really deadly when shooting in a spot-up position. </p>
<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="919708" first="Luke" last="Hoetker"], Borah:</strong> Luke knocked down an impressive 47% of his three’s this season and was able to make a lot of defenders frustrated whenever he got hot. Hoetker was selective in his shots this season and it allowed him to shoot a great percentage and set his team up for success. Luke is a great spot-up shooter and he also knows how to come off of a down screen and read where his defender is playing him. </p>
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