DMV Live Warmup: Top Performers PT 3

Bishop McNamara has an abundance of talent, and Terry Brooks is another guy who caught my eye on Saturday. Terry plays off and on the ball well, and he was excellent at doing the little things all day. His jump shot wasn't falling, but his energy on the glass and his passing were both terrific. I think teams should always have two ball handlers on the floor at once, and McNamara having Terry and Prince Moody gives them two true point guards that can be effective in playing either guard position. Terry had a combined 16 points, 15 rebounds, and 11 assists in two games.      Terrence Jones is one of the more exciting players to watch in the DMV. He has elite quickness and does an excellent job driving to the rim. With the way St. Frances lines up, it gives Terrence a lot of room to use his athleticism and slashing ability. He is a good passer and a decent jump shooter. He can dictate pace really well and excels when the game is played at a high tempo. Terrence had 17 points and 5 assists in a St. Frances win.      [player_tooltip player_id='1782591' first='Jasiah' last='Cannady'] has been someone I've followed closely since his Freshman year at DMV Live, and I've always really liked his game. Jasiah is a high-level shooter, and he does a good job attacking the rim off closeouts. Jasiah has a good handle and is a crafty finisher at the rim. You can play him off the ball as a spot-up shooter, and he is someone you can give the ball to for him to get a bucket. He attacked the defense in multiple ways and was solid defensively. He finished with 28 points.     Another St. Frances guard who had a big day was [player_tooltip player_id='2878470' first='Carter' last='Fisk']. The big theme for St. Frances in their win over Malvern was how easily their guards got what they wanted. Whether it was knocking down open threes or getting to the rim, they all had their way offensively. Carter hit a handful of spot-up threes and looked confident off the catch, whether he was driving or shooting. He was active defensively with a couple of steals that led to buckets. He had 21 points.      [player_tooltip player_id='1782663' first='Devin' last='Toatley'] struggled in the first half against Mt. Zion, but he turned it around the second. Devin struggled with his jump shot early, so he opened up the second half to getting to the rim. He had a couple of nice takes, and St. John's ability to get to the rim was a big reason they stayed in this game late, even with the bad shooting. Devin had 18 points in a loss.      Abdul Rashid had a monster game on both ends in his first game for Mt. Zion. Abdul is an elite athlete with terrific energy. He was everywhere on defense, distributing shots and getting in passing lanes. He had a few athletic finishes, and I loved his work on the glass. He knocked down a three and finished with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 blocks and raised his stock dramatically.      Quron Elliot had an efficient and dominant game for Mt Zion. Quron's playmaking was excellent all game, but he was pretty quiet as a scorer early. His uptick in aggressiveness was a big reason Mt. Zion's offense did what it did in the second half. He showed off his handle and shot creation and had an amazing day shooting the ball from range. His passing and shooting looked as good as anyone on the day. He finished with 21 points and 7 assists.