Regional Finals Standouts: Game-Changing Guards
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BJ Gill POS N/A CLASS 2025 View Profile BJ Gill State: Texas B.J. Gill showed off a very smooth left-handed jump shot, hitting three-pointers in bunches and proving to be a player who can get hot in an instant. His…
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Continue ReadingB.J. Gill showed off a very smooth left-handed jump shot, hitting three-pointers in bunches and proving to be a player who can get hot in an instant. His elusive and lightning-fast first step, coupled with a blow-by crossover or changing directions on a dime to create separation, allowing him to get downhill. Gill also showcased crazy acrobatic abilities under the basket, scoring with crafty reverse layups and up-and-unders while protecting himself and the ball. His energy and scoring truly changed the game.
Lamont Hatfield, the lefty sharpshooter, continuously extended the lead with his spot-up three-point shooting in transition, setting his feet and loading up the kick-out.
Dakari Spear Dakari Spear 6’2″ | SG The Colony | 2026 State TX showcased mastery in footwork, consistently stopping on a dime and creating open shot opportunities with well-polished techniques like stride stops and kill dribbles.
Eian Lowe Eian Lowe 5’7″ | PG Fort Bend Marshall | 2025 State TX continued to stand out as a pure point guard throughout these playoffs, orchestrating the halfcourt set on every possession, directing teammates, moving guys around like chess pieces, and keeping the offense flowing efficiently. Lowe displayed quick-twitch muscles when changing directions, especially with between-the-legs dribbles when closely defended.
Thor Grissom Thor Grissom 6’3″ | SG The Colony | 2025 TX was a knockdown shooter from beyond the arc, showcasing his ability to catch and shoot or step into his jumper with rhythm. He consistently provided an outside option when the defense shifted or collapsed into the paint.