Big Shots Myrtle Beach Live: 2022 Standouts, Part I

<h5>The Big Shots Myrtle Beach Live was full of talented prospects. Here’s a look at Part I of the 2022 standouts. </h5> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="918978" first="Jackson" last="Holt"] | 6’4 Shooting Guard | Big Shots Elite NC Ellis</h5> <p>Holt continues to show his consistency as one of the top shooters in the state of North Carolina. He was a consistent face on the wing for Big Shots Elite NC Ellis averaging 17.0 ppg during Session I then 19.3 ppg in Session II with 23 points against Big Shots SC Premier in a back and forth battle in their final game of the event. He’s an impressive sharpshooter with confidence that should draw more attention from coaches in need.</p> <h5>Drew Tebbe | 5’10 Guard | Big Shots Elite NC Ellis</h5> <p>Tebbe is an impressive name that continues to climb up the radar in the Big Shots Elite NC Ellis backcourt. He’s got the ability to make plays for others off the bounce and is even more lethal shooting the 3-ball when given opportunities. He put up 14.5 ppg in Session I and 8.0 ppg in Session II with 23 points against a talented WV Generals squad. Don’t let his size fool you, he’s a strong guard that can defend with pressure as well.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="650231" first="Jordan" last="Simpson"] | 6’5 Guard | Big Shots Premier SC</h5> <p>Simpson is an impressive guard prospect with tons of two-way potential for Big Shots Premier SC. He’s a strong, wiry guard that can get downhill and finish in traffic and defend at a high level. It’s understandable to see why he holds offers from High Point, North Carolina A&amp;T and some other Division II programs given his ability. He posted 16.6 ppg in their second  He’s an unselfish prospect that turned heads this past weekend with his play.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1017696" first="Drake" last="Downs"] | 6’8 Power Forward/Center | Big Shots CPA</h5> <p>Downs had quite the productive run at MB Live in the frontcourt for Big Shots CPA. He’s a long, wiry prospect with tons of mobility and a relentless motor in the paint and around the rim. He was a key piece to the success of Big Shots CPA as they made the Semis in both sessions before coming up a bit short. He’s a double-double machine in the making with tons of potential to expand his game to the perimeter as well. College coaches should get a look at him.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="977589" first="Ryan" last="Reasbeck"] | 6’3 Shooting Guard | Big Shots Elite West Virginia</h5> <p>If you’re looking for instant offense, look no further than [player_tooltip player_id="977589" first="Ryan" last="Reasbeck"]. He had a 40-point game, a 31-point game and by the end of it all, he was leading the division in scoring with 107 points per game. He’s got a strong ability to create with and without the ball in his hands, making him quite the lethal shooting guy with high academics as well. Colleges in need of a playmaker, look no further.</p> <h5>Kendrell Brooks | 6’2 Guard | Brothers Basketball</h5> <p>Brooks is a budding prospect in the state of North Carolina with Brothers Basketball that continues to impress. He’s a shifty guard that can get hot in a hurry shooting the basketball and getting downhill to the rim. He put up 21.0 ppg across both live sessions including 32 points in their final game as he showed off his ability to operate on both ends. He’s a prospect that can start the offense after getting rebounds out the net. He’s got good length as well. </p> <h5>Trevor Button | 6’3 Guard | Brothers Basketball</h5> <p>lights out scorer and standout at Big Shots Rocky Mount a few weeks ago and largely picked up where he left off, showing off his ability to score on all three levels. He put up 30.3 ppg in the first session and 15.7 ppg during the second session. He’s an impressive combo guard with Brothers Basketball that has the innate ability to create and make tough shots from anywhere on the court. He can score it on all three levels and uses his body well to make things happen in the paint. </p>