Underrated Guards in 2023

Adam Ayalew

July 25, 2022 @ 06:30 AM

<p>The depth of the 2023 class has proven to be strong based on what we’ve seen this summer. Here is a rundown of some underrated guards to know. </p>   <h2>[player_tooltip player_id=’999658’ first=’Khaleel’ last=’Abdullah’] | Flint Hill (VA)</h2>   <p>Abdullah is a jack-of-all-trades for the Huskies. He is a team player who will do whatever it takes to get a win. Whether that means grabbing a rebound, hitting an open shot, or finding a teammate for an easy bucket, Abdullah is always looking to make the right play. </p>   <h2>[player_tooltip player_id=’1049865’ first=’Tre’ last=’Bolding’] | Coolidge (DC)</h2>   <p>Bolding possesses tools and skills that can’t be taught. He is a dynamic guard with upside. On a given night, Bolding can fill a stat line and dominate a contest by doing more than just scoring. </p>   <h2>[player_tooltip player_id=’1483010’ first=’Quint’ last=’Booker’] | Bishop Ireton (VA)</h2>   <p>Booker is one of the better shooters you’ll find in the area. He is a threat from behind the arc with his feet set but also knows how to attack from the in-between areas. </p>   <h2>[player_tooltip player_id=’1362693’ first=’DJ’ last=’Dormu’] | Kennedy (MD)</h2>   <p>Dormu is a menacing on-ball defender and a strong athlete. He makes opponents work on both ends of the floor and plays with high intensity at all times. </p>   <h2>Jahsan Johnson | St. Maria Goretti (MD)</h2>   <p>Johnson is a hidden gem from Hagerstown. He is a steady and reliable lead guard who plays both ends of the floor. Johnson was one of the top assist men at DMV live with an average of over 4 dimes per game.</p>

The depth of the 2023 class has proven to be strong based on what we’ve seen this summer. Here is a rundown of some underrated guards to know.