Big Shots Myrtle Beach Live: 2023 Standouts, Part II

<h5>Big Shots Myrtle Beach Live brought out some talented prospects in the Class of 2023. Here’s a look at Part II of the 2023 standouts.</h5> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="944996" first="Hamilton" last="Campbell"] | 6’1 Point Guard | Big Shots Elite Tricities 17U</h5> <p>Campbell is beginning to turn a corner at the floor general spot, finding his confidence getting to the paint and making plays for others. He put up 17 points and nine assists in their title game victory over Big Shots Premier SC</p> <h5>Jamar Livingston | 6’3 Guard/Wing | Big Shots Elite Tricities 16U</h5> <p>Livingston is a workhorse on the hardwood that can fill it up in a hurry on all three levels. He’s a 6-foot-3 wing/guard with a ton of promise as a two-way threat and produces by getting downhill and finishing around the rim. He had a 40-point outing to open things up at Myrtle Beach Live. As he learns to close games out, look for his stock to grow. </p> <h5>Landon Etzel | 6’2 Guard | Hill City Crash</h5> <p>Etzel is a two-way threat that can make a variety of plays to make his impact felt. He’s got a high IQ on defense which allows him to turn steals into fastbreak points on the other end. In the halfcourt, he’s even more lethal on the perimeter and getting to the paint. He’s quite the combo guard that continues to impress with Hill City Crash.</p> <h5>Kendrick Davis | 5’11 Point Guard | Hill City Crash</h5> <p>Davis is a confident combo guard with a ton of promise given his unselfish nature. He can make plays with or without the ball in his hands and has the innate ability to knock down shots on the perimeter with his confidence. He was a standout performer alongside Landon Etzel with Hill City Crash, making them quite a dynamic backcourt given his ability to distribute and play without the ball. </p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="603823" first="Xavier" last="Brown"] | 6’3 Point Guard | Big Shots Elite Virginia</h5> <p>Brown is an explosive point guard that gets to his spots on the floor to make plays and uses his quickness to defend with pressure. He’s impressive at using his athleticism to get by defenders and finish around the rim. As he learns to distribute more and control the pace of the game with his speed, look for his recruitment to grow a ton.</p> <h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1165524" first="Connor" last="Dubsky"] | 6’3 Guard/Wing | Prospect University White</h5> <p>Dubsky continues to find his confidence as more than just a sharpshooter, although it’s one good thing about his skillset. He’s got some underrated athleticism in his wheelhouse that he utilizes to get to the rim and finish with authority. His stock continues to grow this summer as he shows off his development.</p> <h5>Keynan Cutlip | 6’2 Guard/Wing | Big Shots Elite Tricities</h5> <p>Cutlip is a prospect with upside at 6-foot-3 to keep an eye on with his ability to get to the rim and create off the bounce. He’s got a strong frame he uses well to operate on both ends and make his presence felt on the floor. As he learns to rebound more, look for his recruitment to grow.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>