PH Chi-Town Tip Off: 2029 Floor Generals To Know

After a full two days in Romeoville at Prep Hoops annual Chi-Town Tip Off, the 14U, 15U, and 16U divisions delivered a strong showcase of talent. The level of competition was evident across multiple courts throughout the weekend. A number of players made their presence felt with impactful performances. In this review, we'll dive deeper into the class of 2029 point guards who separated themselves.    Versatile 1 that operates as team's quarterback in a strong decision making way. Initiates offense pushing pace effectively off the outlets. Delivers accurate pitch ahead passes on the primary break phase to see opportunities. Tough ball handler. Offensively has a scoring knack as well. Dribbled from wing to elbow off 2 dribbles for a pullup, can catch and shoot from 3, and has a complimentary floater. Tempo controlled point that competes both sides.     Reliable handler with a strong aptitude to control pace. Showed control off the bounce with hesitations, pull back dribbles, or quick crosses to gain leeway. Slices and dices off dribble to gain step. Gets downhill in a hurry and attacks lane lines or angles in the ½ court setting or on break. Utilizes ball screens and will make necessary extra pass for better opportunity. Steady primary point that helped lead team to 3-1 on weekend stance.     Polished and confident scorer who operates from beyond arc and in mid range game off the bounce. A bit undersized but makes up for it with highly efficient shooting ability. Will mostly work from jab steps to get defender to bite then gain space off dribble. Has versatility in lane to knock down shots or from 3 land. Attacks angles effectively within offensive flow.     A high-motor 1 that brings toughness on both sides of the ball. Created offense off steals and then converted in transition at a fast rate. Attacked the rim hard throughout early Saturday evening game. Drew fouls at times to get to the stripe. Finished through gaps with confidence with hard-nosed mentality. Showed range with spot up 3's or moving without the ball for smart reads and cuts. Helped team go 3-1 on the weekend.     A competitive gamer that was a major part for squad that went 3-1 on the weekend. Would insert him into a 1 spot but more of a scoring type of point. Watched early evening game Saturday and he got buckets by the bunches. A 3 level scorer and confident shot maker in catch and shoot or off the dribble situations. Hard attacker to rim. Defensively disrupts offensive flow with heavy on ball pressure and active but smart hands. High energy and active motor throughout that affects game in multitude of facets.     Quick handle with strong and speedy feel for game. Liked how he mixed it up with the ball in his hands. Created shots with pull up jumpers, drives to the rim, and crafty finishes. Converted on a euro-step through traffic and a reverse layup against more size. Vision was there to see cutters and gap openings. Liked how he anticipated on the defensive side of the ball as well.

After a full two days in Romeoville at Prep Hoops annual Chi-Town Tip Off, the 14U, 15U, and 16U divisions delivered a strong showcase of talent. The level of competition was evident across multiple courts throughout the weekend. A number of players made their presence felt with impactful performances. In this review, we'll dive deeper into the class of 2029 point guards who separated themselves.