Capitol Hoops Challenge Standouts Day 2

[player_tooltip player_id='2353544' first='Corey' last='Dixon'] had an outstanding game for Good Counsel in their loss against Cardozo. Good Counsel has a lot of talent, but a lot of their top players struggled shooting in this game. Corey was one of the lone bright spots for them scoring the ball, and she showed why he's one of the best guards in the state. Corey drove to the basket effectively and knocked down a handful of threes. He finished with 25 points.     Cardozo senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='2675492' first='Harper' last='Lewis'] was terrific against Good Counsel. Harper had a really good second half, and his play in the fourth quarter helped Cardozo pull away and win. Harper is a fantastic defender, and Cardozo's defense was a gigantic reason they won this game late. Harper is a good three-point shooter and finishes well in transition. Harper has a high basketball IQ, rebounds much bigger than his size, and plays well on and off the ball. He finished with 24 points and 8 rebounds.     Steven Huan was one of two Huan brothers who impressed me. At 7 feet tall, Steven's ability to put the ball on the floor is terrific, and he knocks down spot-up threes. He plays the modern game you want for a tall big with his build, and defensively, he does a great job protecting the rim. Steven finished with 14 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 blocks in a Sandy Springs win.     [player_tooltip player_id='2353528' first='Kirby' last='Duran'] was lights out shooting the ball for Bishop McNamara in their overtime win over Friendship Tech. Kirby is a very versatile offensive player who can play either guard position at a high level. Yesterday, he dominated as a catch-and-shoot threat, knocking down 6 threes and finishing with an efficient 20 points. Kirby can knock down jump shots when he's creating for himself, and I think he will consistently improve as an overall shot-creating scorer. Kirby has a high basketball IQ, and he is a player to watch moving forward.     [player_tooltip player_id='2458557' first='Jayden' last='Mills'] is someone I've been keeping my eye on since around this time of his Freshman season. Jayden outworks everyone on the court, and how hard he plays makes up for his lack of size. Jayden does an excellent job moving without the ball, and he is a great finisher at the rim. Jayden had 18 points in a McNamara win. It will be interesting to see Jayden's recruitment as a big at his size, but right now, he is a very impactful player.     [player_tooltip player_id='1782655' first='Prince' last='Moody'] plays both guard positions, but for me, he will best be suited as a 1 at the next level. Prince is a fantastic passer and an active defender. Prince can knock down threes and is a great athlete. He has the size you want for a guard at the next level as well. Prince had 9 points, 8 assists, and 4 steals for McNamara.     [player_tooltip player_id='1414532' first='Aidan' last='Haskins'] is a fun prospect and someone who left an impression on me this weekend. Aidan has a lot of the tools you look for in a wing today. He has great length, is 6'8”, and he has a nice handle. Aidan can knock down threes with nice range as well. Aidan has the potential to blossom into something special at the next level. Aidan finished with 23 points, and 9 rebounds for Friendship Tech.     [player_tooltip player_id='1489079' first='Miles' last='Franklin'] is a two-way star, and he showed that for St Andrews yesterday in their close loss to Miller. Miles is a fantastic slasher, and he had a few strong takes this game. Miles moves the ball well and is a good athlete. Miles was a problem on defense with his length and activity. He finished with game with 20 points, 8 rebounds, 4 blocks, and 3 steals.