Doug's Dozen Fall Shootout: Impressive Saturday Standouts

This article will be a continuation of the first Doug's Dozen article that was written earlier in the month. Saturday had many different standouts making an impact on the court and several new players made their way onto my radar watch. Let's take a look at the second batch of athletes who really made an impression on me during the Saturday at Doug's showcase.    [player_tooltip player_id='2252214' first='Jonathan' last='Cayetano'] was the most dominant post player I watched during the entire day on Saturday. He singlehandedly brought PNG back from 20 points down against Montgomery to come back and win the game in the clutch. Cayetano had a monster double-double with 28 points and 15 rebounds fresh off an injury from last year. College coaches should invest in Jonathan early due to his mobility, frame, and ability to flat out dominate the post. He can also score in the midrange and run his lane effectively on fastbreaks as well.     [player_tooltip player_id='2399433' first='Chase' last='Caesar'] transferred to Cy Park this year from St. Thomas, and he proved on Saturday that he is a huge addition to the Tigers. Caesar was money from 3-point land, and he cashed in on several open looks where the defense slept on his jumpers. Chase also knows how to playmake with the ball in his hands, helping break the press and create shots from himself as well as teammates. I also liked Chase's consistent hustle all game and how he was putting his body on the line for jumpball possessions and loose balls on the court. Overall, Chase was in my top 3 standouts for Saturday and I look forward to seeing him on a new team this year.     Zionne is a great hybrid guard/wing for EOP, and he will play a key role on both sides of the floor this year. His athleticism going to the basket was unmatched in a morning game where he had several tough finishes at the rim and was able to aggressively body his matchup into continuous steals and fastbreak conversions into easy points. Zionne plays with great energy, and I noticed he always is the most vocal one on the floor or the bench when his team is on defense. Look for him to make some noise at EOP this year and give the Kings a vocal boost and contagious energy.     Valin was one of the more physical paint presences I saw all day, but his game can be played on the perimeter as well. He takes advantage of mismatches constantly in the post and uses his strong frame to score through contact and get to the free throw line. His ballhandling is quite underrated for his size and he can flat out hustle past the other team in transition with deceptive speed. He is consistent on making free throws and has good fundamental defense, coming away with several blocks and key rebounds on Saturday in a couple of close games for the Gators. Valin is a true dual-sport athlete and knows the definition of "no days off" with his work ethic.

This article will be a continuation of the first Doug's Dozen article that was written earlier in the month. Saturday had many different standouts making an impact on the court and several new players made their way onto my radar watch. Let's take a look at the second batch of athletes who really made an impression on me during the Saturday at Doug's showcase.