NorCal’s 2023 CG Prospects

Britt Wright August 16, 2022 @ 08:40 AM

Here's our list of 2023 guards who fall into the combo guard position. These are some of the top players on their teams, most will combine their scoring along with running the teams offense amongst other things they'll do on the court regardless of position. Their stated position could ultimately change at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1253094' first='BJ' last='Davis'] 6'2 of Modesto Christian HS   Davis may have had the biggest breakout this spring and summer of all NorCal Prospects. The rising guard has confidence in his abilities, and is relentless when he goes into attack mode on the court. Using a quality skill-set, along with his speed, and quickness he'll generate buckets early and often in different ways. He has multiple DI offers.   [player_tooltip player_id='1115391' first='Jalen' last='Brown'] 6'2 of Modesto Christian HS   We weren't sure how good the athletic Brown was, while playing at a small school in Salinas, CA. He changed that thought this spring and summer. He showcased his combo guard skills at the highest levels of competition, helping his Lakeshow Club Team to 2 finals appearances during the live period in front of college coaches in Las Vegas, and California. We'll be watching him play at Modesto Christian in the Fall.   [player_tooltip player_id='1116236' first='Jayden' last='Teat'] 6'3 of Capital Christian HS   Early in his development it looked like he was sharpening his point guard skills. The speedy guard with superb handles, uses his speed to create opportunities for himself and others. He's also a player that can put points on the board in a hurry blowing by defenders, hitting quick pull-up jumpers off the dribble, and hitting no hesitation 3's.   [player_tooltip player_id='1380759' first='Elijah' last='Mobley'] 6'1 of Weston Ranch HS   Mobley excels in the open court game using speed combined with athleticism to score in different ways. His hustle, and commitment on the defensive side of the ball generated quite a few stops, and scoring opportunities for himself and teammates. He has the handles and strength to beat his man off the dribble. He put in quality work this spring and summer at the highest levels of competition sharpening his point guard skills.   [player_tooltip player_id='1255641' first='Leon' last='Mills'] 6'1 of Edison HS, Stockton   Mills has good speed, and quickness to effect the game at the guard position on both sides of the court. He can put points on the board off the ball. He has good handles up top, he shows patience, and a willingness to get teammates involved. He's fearless when attacking bigs in the paint. He has quick hands, and feet to be a disruptor on defense.   [player_tooltip player_id='950893' first='Kiku' last='Parker'] 5'10 of Grant HS   The bulky guard has the handle and patience, along with good passing skills to operate up top. He's made good improvements at the position. He's also hard to guard when he's coming at you in transition, and from the perimeter. He has a nice pull-up jumper, he gets into the paint, and works well attacking from the baseline.   [player_tooltip player_id='1114866' first='Reid' last='Jones'] 6'3 of Jesuit HS   Jones didn't play last season. He made up for time lost with his play this spring and summer. He shows good passing, handles and decision making in the open court. He looks like he'll fall into the shooting guard category at some point with his shot making from the corners and wings.

Here's our list of 2023 guards who fall into the combo guard position. These are some of the top players on their teams, most will combine their scoring along with running the teams offense amongst other things they'll do on the court regardless of position. Their stated position could ultimately change at the next level.