Hatchet House Hysteria Top Floor Generals

In March, all the best teams have guard play. Guys that the coach can put the ball in their hands with two minutes to go and trust him to go win his team a ball game. A guard that has all the intangibles. High IQ, craftiness, a calming presence on the floor for his teammates. Hatchet House Hysteria had dominant guard play that went out and won their team ball games. Here are the top floor generals from Hatchet House Hysteria:    The best prospect at the Hatchet House Hysteria, the 6'6” Guard showed off his versatility impacting the game in both ends of the floor with his length and athleticism. He's a gifted passer that does a good job manipulating the defense with his eyes and has the ability to fit passes into tight spaces. Defensively he can guard all over the floor. He plays with great energy and a “want to” on the defensive end. He's an aggressive defender looking to turn defense into offense quickly.     Physical guard that plays with good pace. Shifty handle that plays well with both hands. He has a quick first step to get in the lane and can take contact and stay in balance while finishing through or around length. Smooth release on the perimeter jumper. Always on balance and doesn't force the issue. Defensively he's an opportunistic defender that does a good job staying in front of his man, and doesn't gamble unnecessarily.     Lightning quick Junior point guard out of Decatur Central was electric in transition. Hard nosed, aggressive defender that anticipates the ball really well. Offensively, he's a true pass first point guard that looks to get others involved. Doesn't force the issue, he plays fast, but under control. Capable scorer that can get in the lane and finish in a variety of different ways. His jump shot is a work in progress, but is able to get seperation and gets good elevation when he rises up over defenders.     Smooth guard that can play on or off the ball. Aggressive right hand driver that's ambidextrous around the rim finishing. He's crafty with the ball. Able to take contact and still stay on course. Plays off two feet and rises up with either a midrange jumper or a floater. Unselfish guard that balances scoring and distributing. High motor defender that plays with active hands and rebounds his position well.     The youngest player on this list, but plays with such a mature game. He impacts the game on both ends on the floor. He's a high IQ guard that plays well on or off the the ball. Capable three-point shooter off the catch that knocks them down when he's open. Loves to get downhill where he finishes well with both hands around the basket. Versatile defender with his length and strength that allows him to guard all over the floor.     The savvy lead guard that doesn't have any wasted motion. He's a high IQ guard that impacts the game in both ends of the floor. At the Hatchet House Hysteria he showed off his quick first step and his ability to get to his spots. He's a tough driver that when he gets all the way to the basket he can finish among bigger players, but he doesn't overdrive. He's good at stopping and popping in the midrange and has a lethal floater. Stays under control in the pick and roll and sees the floor and is able to make any pass with his court vision. Capable three-pointer shooter off the catch but doesn't fall in love with the 3. Defensively he's a hard nosed pressure defender that picks up full court. He slides his feet well to stay in front of his opposition and plays with active hands.     Active guard that is aggressive to score. On balance shooter that makes the most of his open looks. Quick first step to get in the lane. Confident in his midrange jumper. Elevates well with his jump shot while also showing the ability to stop on a dime and shoot the floater. Quick defender that pressures full court looking to create turnovers.     Smooth combo guard that plays with a craftiness with the ball in his hands. Plays well in the pick and roll with his change of pace. High IQ guard with good court vision that can make any pass on the floor. When set, he's a knock down shooter with a smooth release. Good team defender that does a good job being in position to make plays.     Confident true point guard that with a high IQ and tight handle. Shifty with the ball in his hands, he's dangerous in the pick and roll with his court vision and ability to get downhill and make the drip off pass to a teammate. He pushes in transition well, always plays with his head up. Capable scorer. Best when he's getting in the lane, but he's a capable three-point shooter that can get hot in a hurry.     The junior guard out of Cascade was electric all game long at Hatchet House Hysteria. He does a good job balancing scoring and distributing to his teammates. Plays with a high IQ. Crafty with the ball in his hands, he likes to get downhill where he plays under control and finishes in a variety of different ways. In pick and roll, his change of pace is a difference maker. His court vision all game long was impressive making every pass he needed to.

In March, all the best teams have guard play. Guys that the coach can put the ball in their hands with two minutes to go and trust him to go win his team a ball game. A guard that has all the intangibles. High IQ, craftiness, a calming presence on the floor for his teammates. Hatchet House Hysteria had dominant guard play that went out and won their team ball games. Here are the top floor generals from Hatchet House Hysteria: