Arch Elite Classic: Class of 2022 Wings

<p>Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at the top Class of 2022 shooting guards/wings from last weekend’s Arch Elite Challenge in St. Louis.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="984513" first="Kristian" last="Davis"] 6’2" GoL1ve: The Christian-O’Fallon standout was one of the best I watched all weekend at creating his own shot off the dribble. He has smooth handles and the physical strength to create space to get buckets. He is strong on the drive and he can score at all three levels with his nice perimeter stroke. He can get a shot just about whenever he wants, but he does look to force things to much.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="991575" first="Brycen" last="Larue"] 6’3" Missouri Hawks: A high energy guard from Lee’s Summit who was constantly on the move all weekend. He was a tremendous finisher in transition and he has a nice slashing game as he can get downhill consistently. He is also a good shooter who can get his buckets with the ball and moving without the ball.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1051914" first="Preston" last="Golden"] 6’4" Gateway: A small-school standout from East Carter who plays a smooth game while displaying his dynamic athleticism at times. He's on the business end of more than a few alley-oop dunks. He slashes well to the basket and he can also get buckets with his good movement without the ball.</p> <p>Arlandus Keyes 6’2" STL Stars: A smooth shooting guard who is a home school student was very impressive with his versatile array of offensive skills. He plays the game at a nice, easy pace and he’s never rush and he usually gets to his spots. He can finish in the lane in traffic at a variety of angles and he can knock down perimeter jumpers off the catch and off the dribble.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1180616" first="Trayvon" last="Thomas"] 6’2" Semo Bulls: A small-school standout from Hayti who can create buckets while playing with a high motor. He is capable of getting downhill off the dribble or he can stop and pop with the mid-range jumper. He also delivered some nice dimes during the weekend. He was also an active defender who played the passing lanes well.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1180837" first="Luke" last="McDonald"] 6’3" Missouri Hawks: A sturdy wing player from Lee’s Summit who uses his physical strength to attack the basket and score in traffic on the regular. He doesn’t have to worry about playing through contact because he’s usually the one giving out the licks. He moves well and he’s light on his feet which enables him to be a solid rebounder and defender.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>