Jim Harris Classic: Top Combo Guards

Sean Harris

November 21, 2022 @ 07:53 PM

<h2>These are the top combo guards that haven't been talked about yet within the Jim Harris Classic. They all bring something different to the table and lead in different ways!</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='1502879' first='Donovan' last='Desha'] – SG/PG – 6'3” – 2024 LB Millikan   He is an athletic combo guard that does whatever he needs to do to win for his team. During his play, you'll see him do a lot of everything for his team, and it comes in a great variety. Most of his success will come from creating at the rim and lockdown defense.   Jordan Nguyen – PG – 5'10” – 2024 Trabuco Hills   This junior is a true pass-first point guard. He controls the game more than I have ever seen before. One thing I would look for him to do is to shoot a little bit more. He has a great shot but is hesitant at times. The way that he is able to create off the pick and roll helps him get himself and others open while having a quick first step.   Alijah LaGrone – PG – 6'0” – 2024 Dominguez   Taking out the opposing team's best player is his specialty. He will pick up full court, racking up steals, and take it the other way. He is a classic 3 and D player that is lights out from the corners. But he will also take control of an offense when needed.   Bryson Ferguson – PG – 5'10” – 2023 Los Alamitos   A true point guard that looks to facilitate for his teammates the majority of the time. He has a reliable pull-up game that forces the defense to guard him. Most of his damage comes on the defensive end as a hectic defender. He will hound the opposing team's point guard the entire game and force on and off-ball turnovers.   Grayson Sinek – SG – 5'10” – 2025 La Habra   As a young guard, you would think he has a lot to learn, but his knowledge of the game is incredible. He is a slasher that plays like he was injected with electricity. The shooting touch is something he looks to be improving, but his hard energy play makes up for any flaws in his game.