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<p>Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some New Names of point guards from Missouri who caught our attention at the Midwest Showcase in Columbia. <br></p>
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<p>Trey'Von Gillum (North Kansas City): The 6'0" 2029 point guard is a new name in Missouri because he's a transfer from Atchison (KS), but he had already established himself as one of the top players in the 2029 class in Kansas after a big freshman season. He's a silky smooth lefty with electric handles and the ability to create his own shot off the dribble. He can get downhill on dribble penetration or drop a 3-pointer off the escape dribble. He also uses his quickness on the defensive end to play the passing lanes for steals and layups.</p>
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<p>Dallas Collins (Barstow): A 5'8" 2027 point guard who used his speed and quickness to cause all kinds of problems at both ends of the court. He is an excellent distributor of the ball, whether it was on the penetration and dish inside or the kick out to an open shooter. He also has a nice float game when he gets into the lane. He was also quite the pest on defense with his good on-ball pressure. He also digs into the low post to get strips on unsuspecting players inside.</p>
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<p>D'Vone Evans-Johnson (Blue Springs): A 5'11" 2027 point guard who has the speed to play with excellent pace to go along with his high basketball IQ. When he gets in the open court, he really turns the jets to to push the pace in transition. He distributes the ball well and he can also create his own shot when he needs to get a bucket. He has a nice step-back 3-pointer in his offensive bag. He also darts into the passing lanes for steals.</p>
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<p>Kobe McTyer (Westminster): A 5'9" 2029 guard who is solidly built and who has the ability to run the offense or play off the ball. He handles are solid and he can get to his spots on the floor. He also knocked down an open 3-pointer off the catch. He is one of the many talented 2029 players in the Wildcats' program.</p>
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<p>Keenan Poulsen (North Kansas City): A 6'0" 2027 point guard who comes to the Missouri side from Bishop Miege (KS). What really stood out right away was his set of quick hands on defense. He was picking pockets off the dribble and was also strong enough to rip the ball away from opposing players. On offense, he can really score off the dribble with his quick first step to get into the lane or with his ability to shoot it from 3-point range. He is another big addition to NKC for the upcoming season.</p>
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Prep Hoops Missouri takes a look at some New Names of point guards from Missouri who caught our attention at the Midwest Showcase in Columbia.
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