<p>Western Massachusetts has produced some talented guards over the years. Here we note guards in western Massachusetts you should keep an eye out for this high school season. <br />
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[player_tooltip player_id="1081815" first="Matt" last="Devine"], Minnechaug, Position PG/SG, Class Junior</b></p>
<p>Matt is a high skilled guard, who has unlimited range, and is not afraid to pull up from anywhere. Matt is a good ball handler and has a super quick and effective crossover moves. Matt has shown good finishing skills, and the ability to finish over bigger defenders. <br />
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Joseph Kosior, West Springfield PG/SG Class Junior</b></p>
<p>Joseph is a good all around guard, who has a solid skill set. Joseph can shoot, and also knows when to attack the hard close out. Joseph should take a big step during his junior season. Joseph may not be the flashiest player, but does many things to impact the game.</p>
<p><b>Nathan Sadjak, Belchertown, Class Senior, Position SG,</b></p>
<p>Nathan was an all western Massachusetts selection for division 2. Nathan is a guard with a high IQ, and a great basketball instinct. Nathan reads the defenses very well, and has a well rounded skill set. Nathan is hard working an always trying to get better. <br />
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Connor Tobin, Northampton, Position SG, Class senior</b></p>
<p>Connor is a shooting guard with a quick release, and a good spot up jumper. Connor can also score in transition. Connor had to earn his minutes last season, and he did a good job showing his worth. Connor spaces the floor well. On defense Conor is a good defender especially in the teams full court press.</p>
<p><b>Ian Waite, Amherst-Pelham Regional, Position PG/SG, Class Junior</b></p>
<p>Ian Waite is a talented guard, who can shoot off the dribble, or spot up. Ian is good at making reads. He does a good job finding open players off screens, and pick and rolls. Ian does a good job getting his teammates involved. Ian can bring the ball up, and set up the offense, or he can play shooting guard out on the wing. </p>
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