Top guards Chsaa 2022

<p>Here is a group of players that make their teams go from the guard spot.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1125584" first="Samuel" last="Gibbs"].     6”3.      Stepinac HS</strong></p> <p>Very heady guard. Can play either guard spot. Excellent three-point shooter. Gets the ball to the right guy at the right time. Can get off his own jumper.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1046839" first="Chance" last="Morrish"]       6”1.    St Francis Prep HS</strong></p> <p>Chance will be relied on more this year because of some graduations. By his showing during spring and summer, he is up to the task.  Excellent shooter. Very strong with the ball. Quick first step into the lane ending with a teardrop. An exciting player to watch this year.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1045942" first="Omari" last="Ward"] 5”11.      Fordham Prep HS</strong></p> <p>Has developed into a tremendous point guard. A true leader on the court. Can score the ball. Court vision, awareness, and ball-handling are exceptional. Tremendous passer. Draws the defenders to him and then drops off the pass to a teammate for an easy bucket.</p> <p><strong>D J Victory       5”9.      Cardinal Hayes HS</strong></p> <p>Superfast with the ball in his hands. Gets the defense back on their heels. Exceptional ball handler. Gets into the lane and finishes through contact. A typical New York point guard.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1045941" first="Latiek" last="Briscoe"] 6”2.      St Francis Prep HS</strong></p> <p>Big-time talent. Great shooter. Blow by ability. Very smooth jump shot. Excellent lift and rotation on his shot.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1125587" first="Mamadou" last="Traore"]     5”11.   Cardinal Hayes HS</strong></p> <p>An athletic dunker of the ball. Tough player. Tremendous defender. Good court vision enables him to get the ball to his teammates for easy buckets. Scores the ball in a variety of ways.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="787664" first="Tyler" last="Hawkins"]   5”9.      Mount St Michael HS</strong></p> <p>Lightning-fast. Exceptional passer.  As good as anyone shooting the elbow jumpers. Gets into the lane and can finish through contact. Feisty defender.</p> <p><strong>John Mccabe     6”3.      Molloy  HS</strong></p> <p>Hard-nosed tough competitor. Hard to knock off the ball. Excellent shooter from three.</p> <p><strong>Thomas Whelan     6”2.     Fordham Prep HS</strong></p> <p>Unlimited range. Fearless player. Finishes through contact. </p> <p><strong>Thomas Keane      5”11.    St Peters. HS</strong></p> <p>Unlimited range. High basketball IQ. During the spring and summer showed he can play either guard position.</p> <p><strong>Christian Joe       5”10.      Bishop Loughlin HS</strong></p> <p>Quick and elusive guard. Explodes to the basket. Has the ability to split defenders and get off a very smooth under control pull-up jumper.</p> <p><strong>Supreme Nils       6”0.       Xaverian HS</strong></p> <p>Flat out scorer. With the graduation of two stud guards, Supreme will be looked to lead. No doubt he has the game to excel. Explosive athlete. Tough going to the rim. Very smart defender.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>A question to all young players. When you are at the park with your friends or by yourself. Do you do this?</p> <p>“Why do so many ball players work on stuff they are never going to use in the game”?    <strong>Lebron James</strong> on Twitter.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>