Vincennes Jamboree: Point Guards/Combos

<p>The Vincennes Jamboree is always an excellent way for us to check out some of the top Midwest JUCO and prep programs in one day!  We attended this past Sunday and have evals on lots of talented prospects!  Here is our <strong>Vincennes Jamboree: Point Guards/Combos</strong>!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Malachi Davis (Lake Land)</strong></p> <p>Davis is a wiry combo guard that is slippery through traffic.  Handles it with ease.  Like how well he passed the rock with crisp reads.  Capable three-point shooter, not knock down.  Low-majors should take a look.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="817748" first="Everett" last="Stubblefield"] (Lake Land)</strong></p> <p>Former Willowbrook standout is a smaller point guard that gets to the rim off the bounce with his quickness and shifty ball handling.  Gets to the hoop in the open floor.  Pesky defender.  Think he would be a nice fit at the D2 level.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Camron Donatlan (South Suburban)</strong></p> <p>Donatlan is a high-level athlete who was a three sport star in high school.  His strength and athleticism combination are what stands out the most.  Loves to get downhill and finish in transition.  Acrobatic finishes.  Combo guard is a plus defender that can guard either spot with his size and aggressiveness.  Low-majors should take a look here along with high D2s.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Damarco Minor (South Suburban)</strong></p> <p>Minor is a combo guard that shot it very well from the perimeter.  Quick and easy release from beyond the arc along with being able to push in the open floor.  Sleeper name to continue to track.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Tyren Moore (Moberly)</strong></p> <p>Georgia Southern commit excelled throughout the day for Moberly.  Compact built scoring point guard that can really shoot it from distance.  Connected on an array of threes off the catch and pulling up.  Brings some quickness and solid handles to the table.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Sean East (John A Logan)</strong></p> <p>East is going to be the primary lead guard for Logan.  Long and rangy left handed guard that has a solid pull up game and brings athleticism as a two way player.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Brevin Jefferson (Vincennes)</strong></p> <p>Jefferson jumped off the floor as the leader for Vincennes.  He isn’t a high-level athlete, but gets the job done with smarts and high level skill.  He is a very good mid-range shooter that can create getting in the lane for crafty layups or kicking to others.  His passing feel was an aspect that really stood out throughout the day.  Low-major prospect.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Elijah Bailey (Tennessee Prep National)</strong></p> <p>Bailey is a 2022 high school prospect that brings excellent athleticism to the table which was shown by scoring in the lane with acrobatic finishes and reverse layups.  His quickness really stood out!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Jordan Smith (Dyersburg)</strong></p> <p>Came away intrigued by this combo guard.  Shifty ball handler that can get in the lane with great burst.  He finishes at the cup with reverse layups and creative finishes.  Also hit a deep three.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="916788" first="Cawhan" last="Smith"] (Rend Lake)</strong></p> <p>Smith is a spunky point guard that has always been a gamer back to his days at Collinsville.  He got after it defensively putting pressure on opposing guards and offensively lived in the paint.  He used his quickness on drives along with stopping and popping from mid-range.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Jake Schadegg (Rend Lake)</strong></p> <p>Schadegg is another former southern Illinois prospect that brings a high motor to the game.  He competes all over the floor creating turnovers and has a decent skill set.</p>