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Some talented guards were on display at The 5th Annual I Have A Dream MLK Challenge hosted by Marcus Mcgee Basketball; here are a few of the standout guards… Kevin D. Moore II (6’1/CG/‘24/Dillard HS) Instagram: 2.kevmoore Twitter: @KM2ll Kevin is…
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Continue ReadingSome talented guards were on display at The 5th Annual I Have A Dream MLK Challenge hosted by Marcus Mcgee Basketball; here are a few of the standout guards…
Kevin D. Moore II (6’1/CG/‘24/Dillard HS)
Instagram: 2.kevmoore
Twitter: @KM2ll
Kevin is a high-energy guard that lays it all out on both ends of the floor. He showed that he can score the rock, but he raises his intensity level on the defensive end of the floor. He was a primary ball-handler that set the table for his teammates and distributed the rock around. Kevin does a good job of reading the floor and making sure the ball gets into the right hands each possession. He provides heady play, orchestrating on offense, and lock down D. Kevin has a way of elevating the play of his teammates, and he was impressive leading his squad.
Terry J. DrakeKevin is a high-energy guard that lays it all out on both ends of the floor.
Isaac Mothersill Isaac Mothersill 6'0" | PG Chaminade Madonna College Preperatory | 2025 FL (5’9/CG/‘25/Chaminade Madonna College Preparatory)
Instagram: isaac2tuff
Twitter: @isaac2tuff
Isaac is a relentless competitor that showed a lot of promise. He handled the rock well and stayed getting two feet in the paint off the bounce. He often was attacking off the bounce, collapsing the D, and finding open teammates. His ability to drive and kick created practice shots for his shooters around the arc. His coach has given him the freedom to work, and Isaac shows his appreciation by being a solid playmaker for Chaminade. He has a quick first step that keeps defenders on their heels, and his vision, coupled with his passing ability, makes him a tough cover when he is in playmaking mode. He makes the most of what the defense gives him, and he takes advantage of any mishap that happens with a defense, such as missed assignments or missed rotations. He is going to be an intriguing player to watch over the next two years.
Christian Maxon Christian Maxon 6'2" | CG Fort Pierce Central | 2025 State FL (6’2/SG/‘25/Fort Pierce Central HS)
Instagram: _christianmaxon
Twitter: @MaxonTwins
As Day 2 was winding down, the talk around the gym was about the Maxon twins, that were set to play on Day 3. Well, they did not disappoint, as both played exceptionally well. Christian is a listed SG, but it is safe to say that he has the ability to move between the lead guard and the off-guard spots, as he showed during the game. However, he did facilitate the offense with great efficiency. He is a reliable and heady ball-handler with tools that warrant trust at the PG spot. He was efficient with his outside shooting, even though he did not take many shots. He has deep range, which demands defenders to extend their defense, leaving lanes and gaps vulnerable. Christian also got his teammates involved and distributed the rock making everyone happy with their touches. There wasn’t much flash surrounding his game, but he was highly productive.
David Delancy IV David Delancy IV 6'5" | CG Somerset Pines | 2023 FL IV (6’5/CG/‘23/Somerset Academy Pines)
Instagram: daviddelancyiv
Twitter: @DavidDelancyIV
David is a lengthy guard that excels when getting downhill off the bounce. He is a sturdy guard who can get to his spots, score, get to the cup, and finish. His length is a factor, as many guards he is competing with cannot match it. He uses his strength and size well and has enough athleticism to be a prospect that some colleges would benefit from at the next level. Along with his ability to attack off the bounce, he showed that he could make the trey ball. He has a few more months to increase his stock.
Alex Pierre-Louis (6’4/PG/‘25/Coral Springs HS)
Instagram: Bigbaby.alex
Twitter: @Pierre_louis21
Alex is a PG with good positional size who made his initial impression on the defensive end of the floor. He is very instinctive and plays the passing lanes well. He has quick and active hands that create deflections and steals. He doesn’t mind putting in work on defense, sitting down, and locking up. He turns defense into offense, and as you can imagine, he is often in transition as a result of the steals and deflections, and when he is in the open court, he was finishing above the rim. With his physicality and defensive intensity, he is a young prospect that is increasing his stock.
Caleb Krivitzkin Caleb Krivitzkin 6'0" | CG Cypress Bay | 2024 FL (6’0/PG/‘24/Cypress Bay HS)
Instagram: C.j_krivitzkin
Twitter: @Cjkrivitzkin
Caleb is a lefty PG with a brilliant floor game. He is lightning quick off the bounce, and defenders had a hard time trying to stay in front of him. He has a great change of speed attack and slick ball-handling skills. At this stage of his game, Caleb’s offense is all upside, yet most of it is still embryonic. He can get anywhere he wants to go, and because he is so quick, he is a lot to contend with one on one. He has a very good isolation game, which is loaded with quirks to keep defenders from anticipating where he’ll go next, leaving them at his mercy, waiting to see if he is creating for himself or his teammates. Cypress Bay has to feel good with Caleb at the lead guard spot.
Jhalen Phang (6’1/PG/’23/Stoneman Douglas)
Instagram: Fl.jayy15
Twitter: @Jhalen.Phang
Jhalen had a performance you would expect from a senior PG and leader on the court. He has off-the-dribble ingenuity and is a terrific playmaker with the rock in his hands. He generates good looks for his teammates as his dribble penetration forces help, leaving shooters open around the arc. With his ability to score at multiple levels, his production forces opponents to make adjustments when it comes to defending him. It is hard to slow him down as he is able to make tough shots and create easy ones. He is a reliable ball-handler and can get his team into their offensive gameplan. JP has a true perimeter game that makes others around him better, and his balance between facilitating and scoring makes his team overall better.