6A Guards To Follow As Live Season Heats Up

The summer live periods are in full swing, and with Colorado Live right around the corner, it's the perfect time to take a closer look at some 6A guards who may not be generating major headlines just yet. Whether it was flashes of brilliance during the high school season, strong performances on the summer circuit, or steady development that points to a breakout year, these seniors are trending in the right direction. As college coaches hit the road and evaluations ramp up, don't be surprised if these under the radar guards emerge as some of Colorado's biggest risers.    Price returns to Regis Jesuit as the team's leading scorer following the graduation of Colorado's Player of the Year, and he will be counted on heavily to help guide the Raiders this season. After averaging 9.6 points and 4.3 rebounds per game, he now steps into a much larger role as both a scorer and leader. Price has already shown the ability to attack the basket, finish through contact and create opportunities off the dribble. His confidence and aggressiveness make him a difficult matchup when he gets downhill. With increased responsibility and more offensive touches coming his way, Price appears poised for a breakout campaign and could emerge as one of the top players in Colorado's 6A ranks     Lane put together a tremendous season for Highlands Ranch and has continued that momentum into the summer, showing noticeable growth in multiple areas of his game. After averaging 16.7 points, 8.3 rebounds and 2.6 assists per contest, he established himself as one of the top returning scorers in the state. What stands out most is the improvement in his perimeter shooting and overall efficiency. His confidence has grown significantly, allowing him to play more aggressively while making better decisions with the ball. Lane's combination of size, skill,and versatility makes him a difficult matchup, and if his upward trajectory continues, he has the potential to be one of the biggest impact players in Colorado basketball this season     Bane is an intriguing player for Lakewood. At 6'4, he has excellent size for a guard and uses his quick first step to consistently get past defenders and attack the basket. He can finish through contact and brings energy on both ends of the floor. Last season he averaged 9.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per game, showing his ability to contribute in multiple areas. He also has a smooth three point stroke and shoots with confidence when given space. As his consistency and accuracy continue to improve, defenses will have to respect him more, opening up driving lanes and creating opportunities for teammates. If those shots start falling he'll be dangerous     Glaser is a guard whose confidence continues to grow for Centaurus as he heads into his senior season. He finished last year on a strong note, emerging as a reliable playmaker and someone his teammates could count on in key moments. Shooting an efficient 48% from the field, he consistently makes smart decisions, takes quality shots and rarely forces the action. His ability to control the game and make the right reads helps keep the offense running smoothly. He had some great growth in his overall numbers as he averaged 7.8 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.8 steals per game, showcasing his impact on both ends of the floor. With another offseason of development, Glaser is poised to take an even bigger role and continue building on an impressive upward trajectory     Hergenreter is a player we were not very familiar with entering the season at Legacy, but he showed enough flashes throughout the year to make you believe a breakout campaign could be on the horizon. His average of 6.6 points per game may not jump off the page, but a deeper look reveals some intriguing signs. He reached double figures in three games and posted a season high 21 points, showing he is capable of producing when given opportunities. The statistic that stands out most s his 60% field goal percentage. That level of efficiency is difficult to ignore and suggests he understands how to take quality shots and maximize his opportunities. If he can increase his offensive volume while maintaining that efficiency, Hergenreter could be poised for a significant jump in production next season

The summer live periods are in full swing, and with Colorado Live right around the corner, it's the perfect time to take a closer look at some 6A guards who may not be generating major headlines just yet. Whether it was flashes of brilliance during the high school season, strong performances on the summer circuit, or steady development that points to a breakout year, these seniors are trending in the right direction. As college coaches hit the road and evaluations ramp up, don't be surprised if these under the radar guards emerge as some of Colorado's biggest risers.