December’s Top Scoring Point Guards (Pt. 4)

This monthly series highlights the players who didn't just put points on the board, they dictated games, bent defenses, and consistently imposed their will. These are the scorers whose production came with efficiency, feel, and a clear understanding of how to control tempo, spacing, and pressure situations. Each of these players tilted coverage, dictated matchups, and forced game plans to adjust, turning scoring into a weapon that consistently changed outcomes.    [player_tooltip player_id='2252490' first='Kamari' last='Friend'] was the definition of reliability throughout December, scoring in double figures in all ten games while knocking down multiple three-pointers in every outing and consistently living at the free-throw line. His production never wavered, it was sustained through shot versatility and pressure creation. Friend's most impressive showing came against Celina, where he poured in 22 points, drilled five threes, grabbed five rebounds, and collected three steals, fueling the win on both ends. His ability to space the floor while still punishing closeouts made him a constant matchup problem all month long.     [player_tooltip player_id='2550678' first='Jet' last='Naegele'] had multiple outings where his shooting completely tilted the floor. The sharpshooter erupted for 26 points behind a season-high six made three-pointers in a win over Plano Prestonwood, adding two rebounds, two assists, and two steals. A week later, he raised the bar again with a season-high 29 points, knocking down four threes, going perfect from the free-throw line, and pulling in six rebounds. Naegele's ability to get hot in a hurry forces defensive adjustments and opens the floor for everyone around him.     [player_tooltip player_id='2557657' first='MJ' last='Boyd'] continues to score at a high level without dominating the ball, instead thriving off timing, feel for the game, and opportunistic aggression. Against Colleyville Covenant, Boyd made the game look effortless, dropping 23 points on 9-of-14 shooting, including 5-of-8 from three, while also contributing five rebounds, five assists, three steals, and a block. His ability to read the floor, punish defensive mistakes, and impact multiple columns of the stat sheet showcases his high basketball IQ and efficiency-driven approach.     [player_tooltip player_id='2686387' first='Devante' last='Toliver'] put on a statement performance with 25 points, 7 assists, and 5 rebounds, applying constant rim pressure with his speed and decisiveness. He was most effective attacking the basket in transition, where his pace forced defenses into early rotations. In the half court, Toliver showed strong shot selection, confidently pulling up when defenders went under ball screens and turning the corner downhill when they tried to stay attached. His blend of speed, decision-making, and scoring balance kept defenses guessing all game long.     [player_tooltip player_id='2556271' first='Eric' last='Beard'] has emerged as one of the season's biggest breakout players, elevating his confidence and production game by game. Beard stacked 11 games of 20+ points in December alone, including two 31-point performances. In those two games, he attempted double-digit free throws each time, combining to go 22-of-25 from the stripe, a testament to how relentlessly he attacks defenders. His ability to generate contact, apply scoring pressure, and demoralize opponents at the foul line has made him one of the most difficult covers this month.     [player_tooltip player_id='2251094' first='Jason' last='Vidaurri'] put together a productive December filled with double-doubles and high-level scoring outputs, reinforcing his identity as a true floor general. He opened the month with a dynamic all-around performance, racking up 21 points, 4-for-4 from three, 3-for-3 from the line, 11 assists, 6 rebounds, and 5 steals, showcasing his motor and two-way impact. His highest scoring effort followed with 31 points on 12-of-20 shooting, highlighting his elite efficiency and comfort scoring when needed. Vidaurri's ability to operate between facilitator and scorer makes him a steady offensive engine.     Dominyk De La Rosa stood out as one of the most efficient freshmen throughout December, consistently proving himself to be an easy bucket with mature shot selection and scoring feel. Against Eagle Pass, the lethal lefty went 11-for-15 from the field for 26 points, creating high-percentage looks off the dribble with poise beyond his years. His advanced scoring package and efficiency signal a very high ceiling for such a young prospect.

This monthly series highlights the players who didn't just put points on the board, they dictated games, bent defenses, and consistently imposed their will. These are the scorers whose production came with efficiency, feel, and a clear understanding of how to control tempo, spacing, and pressure situations. Each of these players tilted coverage, dictated matchups, and forced game plans to adjust, turning scoring into a weapon that consistently changed outcomes.