GASO Next Gen - San Antonio Edition PGs

In basketball games or won and lost with leadership and floor generals. San Antonio was the scene for Point Guards / Combo Guards of various sizes and skill sets. Ball handling, shooting and passing were at a premium, as hoopers were hoping to catch the eye of evaluators on hand. The standouts listed in the PG and CG categories were considered regardless of graduating class.      [player_tooltip player_id='2251036' first='Josiah' last='Jones'] had the complete tool bag on display in San Antonio. Ball handling a few guys tried to test his handles. Josiah shook one defender, left the defender like his feet were in concrete. The continuous cycle scoring ability, defenders back off he drains threes. Everal sessions he would drop five or more. Driving, drawing double teams while finding shooters or dropping the dime to the dunkers spot, thunderous two-handed dunk. Josiah's playmaking skills provides the ability to keep everyone involved.     The talent is undeniable from all angles. The stat that raises the most eyebrows at 5' 9" the amount of rebounds he achieves is terrific. Those rebounds put the ball in the general's hands immediately. Streaking down the finding transition opportunities for others, top of the leaderboards in assists. Amare will follow the play with full court token pressure all the while sizing up your crossover, attacks quickly when he feels the rhythm of your handles, top of categories in steals. Shooting be it a pull up jumper, transition three or created off the dribble, seems like it's always the same result, swish.     [player_tooltip player_id='1593256' first='Jaylen' last='Crittendon'] is known for his defensive tenacity, steals and deflections. Jaylen has been working tirelessly upping his already potent offensive skillset, broadening out his repertoire. Jaylen had two games with five or more threes made. Jaylen was on such a heater that defenders were jumping from differing positions on the court to slow him down. Jaylen was taking advantage of an indecisive defense as if to much attention, Jaylen would quickly pass to the open teammate for a score.     Talon is the complete package dribble. drive, passing and shooting. Talon has a great change of pace allowing him to get to his places on the court, Eyes like an eagle spotting open cutters or shooters on the perimeter. Back off Talon and you will hear the swish of the net more times than not. Rarely will you see him get beat off the dribble in the half court.     [player_tooltip player_id='2454453' first='Jaden' last='Flemons'] should be in the conversations of the top PGs of San Antonio conversations. Standing a full 6' 2" Jaden is considered a combo guard, I prefer having him run the point, given his height allows him to operate more freely. NBA range. Multiple times attacked the basket and finishing through traffic with either hand, ON THE RISE.     David "DJ" Miller does a little bit of everything. DJ pushed the ball in transition, pushing the pace and looking off a defender and completed a no look pass. DJ kept moving in the half court setting screens and cutting ensuring the offense continued flowing. The opportunity presented itself and he drained threes effortlessly. Dj showed he was equally adept on defense creating three steals and bad passes.     Lynol Gillespie commonly referred to as Junior is a 6' 1' scoring and defending point guard who will move over to a shooting guard as needed. Lynol started off slow yesterday and built momentum throughout the sessions finishing with 20 points are better in two of the sessions. Lynol is long, utilizes quick feet and fluid hips to produce turnovers, Lynol will continue to develop at Wagner High School, he will continue to excel in the physical defensive scheme.     [player_tooltip player_id='2558390' first='Bryson' last='Bell'] is going to put multiple defenders on skates this upcoming year. Bryson has unbelievable handles, change of pace and stops on a dime. Bryson showed toughness getting to the cup several times completing the and one opportunity. Bryson kept teammates involved assisting in scores. I left the court impressed with a finish in traffic and somehow getting to the other side of the rim and finishing with a reverse. Plenty of top plays in Bryson's future.

In basketball games or won and lost with leadership and floor generals. San Antonio was the scene for Point Guards / Combo Guards of various sizes and skill sets. Ball handling, shooting and passing were at a premium, as hoopers were hoping to catch the eye of evaluators on hand. The standouts listed in the PG and CG categories were considered regardless of graduating class.