Week 11 Top Wings

<p><strong>Week 11 Top Wings</strong></p> <p><strong>2023 6-4 W [player_tooltip player_id="1231780" first="Samarion" last="Bond"] – Norcross</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1231780" first="Samarion" last="Bond"]’s development is trending in the right direction. He’s an interesting prospect with his strength and athleticism. He is willing to go on the block and exploit mismatches against smaller guards and punish them inside where he can score with his back to the basket with a hook shot or overpower them with brute strength. He’s a versatile defender that can spend time guarding every position and has great switchabilty. He makes opposing guards uncomfortable with his aggressive on-ball pursuit. Bond hit two threes including a late pull-up in transition as he floated in the air and let 6-foot-10 [player_tooltip player_id="870148" first="Malique" last="Ewin"] fly by to make it a one-point game. He scored on a cut and a drive as well and finished with 14 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.</p> <p><strong>2022 6-5 W [player_tooltip player_id="1227069" first="Eamonn" last="Kenah"] – St. Pius X</strong></p> <p>Kenah’s second quarter spurred the Golden Lions to a lead they would never relinquish. Eamonn scored nine of his game-high 15 points in the frame, finding baskets on cuts, jumpers and putbacks. The versatile swingman corralled 5 rebounds as well. Kenah’s athleticism and ability to finish in traffic using his hangtime to avoid shot blockers really stood out.</p> <p><strong>2022 6-2 W Nixon Stewart – Southwest DeKalb</strong></p> <p>A bowling ball guard that has the strength to play 1-5, Stewart was Southwest DeKalb’s best source of offense. He was able to bull his way to the basket and could also go on the block to post up smaller defenders. His physicality downhill lets him brush off the defense and finish at the rim. Stewart moves well for his size and has a point-forward skillset with how he helps initiate the offense.</p> <p><strong>2023 6-4 W Keaton Tait – Southwest DeKalb</strong></p> <p>Just now joining the Panthers, Keaton Tait will help out long term. He’s a sturdy 6-foot-4 that battles in the paint for rebounds. He can help defend 3-5. Tait does a good job drawing fouls.</p> <p><strong>2022 6-3 W [player_tooltip player_id="1045851" first="Khalil" last="Porter"] – Lithia Springs</strong></p> <p>The wiry Porter is a microwave shooter that scores from beyond the arc. He has the green light to fire whenever he has space and shoots with confidence. He has a quick release and little lift. Improving off the dribble well help round out his game at the next level</p> <p><strong>2022 6-3 W [player_tooltip player_id="1377486" first="Christian" last="Bishop"] – Lithia Springs</strong></p> <p>Following a quiet first half, Bishop found his identity as a hard-nosed slasher, slicing his way to the rim and drawing fouls. Bishop is aggressive downhill and seeks contact when getting inside. He went 7-12 from the foul line finishing with 11 points.</p> <p><strong>2022 6-6 W [player_tooltip player_id="820313" first="Chi" last="Shannon"] – Chapel Hill</strong></p> <p>Shannon is a wiry long-armed bouncy wing. He does the bulk of his damage in the paint, scoring on dunks, putbacks and drives. His athleticism gives him upside as a perimeter defender and helps him rebound in traffic.</p>