4A Scorers To Watch For This Season

The players in this article have shown they have what it takes to be known as a scorer. With high scoring performances last season or over the summer, they showcased their skillset that makes scoring come with ease to these players. Keep an eye out on the players mentioned in this article as you can expect high scoring numbers from them again this season.    Last Season - 14 PPG   Averaging 14 PPG as a freshman last season, Jones is expecting to take a big leap to help lead his team this season. A sharpshooter who can hurt opposing teams with his three point shot, mid range and pull up jumper. He's smart player making the right reads on the court whether it's knowing when to pass or score. He does have the ability to make tough shots and has a tight and quick handle to free himself from defenders. Also is really good at using his body to guard the ball away from defenders when driving in the lane.     Last Season - 21 PPG   A shifty and strong guard, David is able to score a lot of points off driving in the lane and converting on contested lay ups or touch shot over a defender. He has good body control in the paint, quick and effective handles, and a good mid range jumper. He's tough to guard in transition and gets a lot of transition points off of steals from his scrappy defense. Can knock down threes and has a good size up into a jumper. You can expect Coe to help Kimball make a deep run in the state playoffs this season.     Last Season - 17 PPG   Monta is a smart and shifty ball handler who uses his handles to create opportunities for himself or his teammates. He's a fast guard and makes it hard for defenders to stay in front of him often blowing by defenders. He's crafty in the lane and has a good variety of moves to score with when driving in the paint. Has the ability to change his pace and play off screens. Can be a lethal three point shooter when hot and has the ability to shoot off the dribble.     Last Season - 18 PPG   Ja'Den is an aggressive guard who looks to score any opportunity he gets. He has great touch around the rim and shows this by making difficult and crafty lay ups. He also has the athleticism to finish strong at the rim with either dunks or hanging in the air and finishing with contact. Has a good mid range pull up jumper and has good footwork when at his spots within the paint. His motor is high and helps set the tone for his team.     Last Season - 19 PPG   With good speed and a high IQ, Mendoza is a tough player to contain. He's good at spacing the floor in transition and usually makes the right read. He'll go finish a fast break lay up or pull the ball back out if it's the smarter option to do. He has a good handle and good agility that he uses to his advantage to get past defenders and score at the rim. Can make deep threes and has the ability to cross over into a three. Good at stopping when going full speed into a pull up jumper or floater.     Last Season - 18 PPG   Neelley has good size and length for a SG and can be a three level scorer. Can get shots off over defenders because of his size and quick release. He's effective and consistent when shooting the mid range or three. He plays well off the dribble creating a chance for him to score in the paint with his quick first step and handles. His size and athleticism helps him get many rebounds including put backs off an offensive rebound. He's also good at making the offense flow with his ability to space the floor.

The players in this article have shown they have what it takes to be known as a scorer. With high scoring performances last season or over the summer, they showcased their skillset that makes scoring come with ease to these players. Keep an eye out on the players mentioned in this article as you can expect high scoring numbers from them again this season.