These Guards Will Dictate Who Wins City League Title

With the City League Championship tipping off today, it all starts at the point. These floor generals are the engines that make everything go. They control the tempo, break down defenses, get teammates easy looks and take over when the moment demands it. When the pressure rises, the ball will be in their hands and if they get rolling, they can guide their teams all the way to the title.    Smith has been the engine behind Regis Groff's perfect 20-0 run, and he's built for the big stage of the City League Tournament. Averaging 18.5 points and 7 assists, he can take over a game as a three level scorer while also creating easy looks for teammates. His consistency with double figures every night makes him a reliable go to option. When the pressure rises, having the ball in Smith's hands gives Regis Groff a chance to make a tournament run     Shepherd has been the steady force behind Denver South all season, setting the tone at the point guard spot. He plays with poise and control, never rushing and always reading what the defense gives him. His vision allows him to find teammates in stride, and he can score at will and knock down shots when defenders sag off. Add in his quick first step to break down defenders and he becomes a constant problem who can control the tempo and lead a tournament run     Adkins has been the go to and top performer for Denver East all season. He can score it at all three levels, handle the ball under pressure and create for others with sharp vision and timely assists. He's tough getting downhill to the rim and finishes through contact, making him hard to contain. When Denver East needs a bucket, he delivers and his ability to score in bunches makes him a game changer in big moments     Weatherspoon will be the key to Rangeview's success with the ball in his hands most possessions. He has a knack for making defenders miss off the bounce, breaking them down with quick moves and getting downhill. He finishes at the rim with acrobatic touch and creativity, even through traffic. If defenders sag, he's comfortable pulling up for the jumper or knocking down the three, making him a constant scoring threat and tough cover all night     Robinson does everything for Denver West and will be the key to their success. He's their primary passer with strong vision, seeing plays develop before they happen and putting teammates in the right spots. His quick first step allows him to break down defenders and create opportunities inside, where he stays active and finishes tough plays. He also secures key boards and gets the team organized in both half court sets and transition, setting the tone every possession     Young is the engine that opens the floor for George Washington. Averaging 6.9 assists per game, he controls everything at the point guard spot. His vision and smooth passing consistently put teammates in scoring position, keeping the offense flowing and balanced. He sees the game a step ahead and makes the right read time after time. With the City League Tournament here, his ability to run the show, defend, and score when needed will be crucial to George Washington making a run     Montoya has put together a strong season for Northfield and is a special talent with the ball in his hands. He gets to his spots with confidence, using tight handles to create space and control defenders. He's a reliable three point shooter who makes teams pay for giving him room, and he never shies away from contact when attacking the lane. That toughness and skill make him a dangerous weapon, especially with the City League Tournament raising the stakes

With the City League Championship tipping off today, it all starts at the point. These floor generals are the engines that make everything go. They control the tempo, break down defenses, get teammates easy looks and take over when the moment demands it. When the pressure rises, the ball will be in their hands and if they get rolling, they can guide their teams all the way to the title.