New Names of Point Guards at Midwest Spring Clash

Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some new names of point guards who caught our attention at last weekend's MADE Hoops Midwest Spring Clash in Chesterfield.    A 6'0" point guard who has a solid build and he uses his strength to get downhill on the drive. He works well in the pick and roll where he can either turn the corner or hit the pull up jumper. He also has a nice touch on the floater where he can get it over a taller defender. He also has quick hands and good instincts on the defensive ends. He reads what's going on and he will shoot the passing lanes for steals.     A 6'0" small-school point guard who plays with good poise and a high basketball IQ. He sees the court well and he delivered some pinpoint passes to open teammates. He doesn't let himself get sped up by pressure. He also scores well in the lane with a nice float game.     A 5'11" point guard who has excellent quickness and athleticism. I was impressed with his ability to rebound for a guard his size. He was jumping up in a crowd and snatching boards away from much taller players. He is a blur in the open court with his speed in the transition game. He also made things happen on the full court press with his on-ball defensive pressure and ability to shoot the gaps for steals.     A young point guard from Mid-Missouri who plays the position very well. He is a sound ball handler who distributes the ball well and finds his teammates in a position to excel. He can penetrate into the lane with his quickness and he hits the open perimeter jumper.     A talented young point guard from Hallsville who was playing up a year at the 16U level and doing an excellent job. He is quick and he plays with a high motor at both ends of the court. He was fearless when he was attacking the basket and he drew contact effectively. He will also make the open 3-pointer. He can also be a pest on defense with his speed and tenacity.     A 6'0" 2026 point guard who is physically strong and was very effective getting downhill on the drive. He was putting constant pressure on the defense with his ability to attack. He would get the rebound and go coast to coast to get layups. He could also hit the perimeter jumper to keep defenders honest.     A 5'10" 2026 point guard who is a very talented offensive player. He has the speed to blow by defenders with straight line drives, but he can also keep them off balance with his change of pace and hesi moves. He can also dial it up from 3-point range, whether it's off the catch or off a creative move off the dribble.

Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some new names of point guards who caught our attention at last weekend's MADE Hoops Midwest Spring Clash in Chesterfield.