A floor general that can impact the game in various ways, this type of setting gives him the opportunity to show his strengths. Don’t be surprised to see him putting up double/digit assist, rebounding the ball and scoring when his team needs him to.

Prior to their matchup with Clayton HS, we mentioned that he would need to be more aggressive if they hoped to advance and that’s exactly what we saw from him. He led his team in scoring with 22 Points but also made his usual contributions scoring the ball, facilitating but most importantly providing senior leadership and coming up with some big plays on the defensive end of the floor.

With the loss of their starting SG, he will be called on to provide more of the scoring for his team while also being able to continue to facilitate and run the show as the senior leader. The fact that he has played in plenty of big games before should only help the Pirates as they look to rebound from a recent loss in the conference championship game.

His team struggled to get things going in their matchup with Pine Forest, but he was one of the bright spots for the Pirates, scoring 16 Points while also providing a good number of assists and rebounds. The unselfishness that he plays the game with is rare to see these days but it’s one of the attributes that we feel will help him transition to the next level smoothly.

The Pirates will be looking to make a run at another conference championship this year and will also attempt to make a deep run in the state tournament. It’s no secret that the play of this young man will be huge for them for the remainder of this season which was showcased in their matchup with CFHS. He made a high impact on the game in numerous ways and would go on to finish with a recorded stat line of 17 Points, 10 Assist and 11 Rebounds as well as playing some outstanding on-ball defense.

One of the few pass-first Point Guards in the state, his facilitating abilities were on full display in their matchup with 71st HS. He understands how to run a team, doesn’t turn the ball over often and does an outstanding job putting the ball in the right spots for his teammates to score easily.  He scored 13 points, but his most impressive stat was a game high of 12 Assist on the night with 7 Assist coming in the first half.

A player that can make a major impact on games without scoring the ball, he took home the Robeson County Shootout Tournament MVP after leading his team to the championship win. He has outstanding court vision, rebounds the ball very well from the PG spot and is one of the better on-ball defenders in the area.

He took home the Conference Player of The Year Award last season and will definitely be back in the mix for it once again this season. One of his best traits is that he understands how to have a nice impact on games even if he’s not scoring the ball. His rebounding, passing and on ball defense are all areas where he makes a nice impact and it’s led to several programs extending offers.

The impact that he makes on games simply can’t be measured by the stat line. He has a very advanced IQ for the game, is a very unselfish player, brings effort on both ends of the floor and doesn’t get too high or low regardless of whatever is going on.

Another solid showing from the prospect who recently picked up another D2 offer and is seeing his recruitment continue to rise. He has an outstanding IQ for the game and makes an impact in numerous ways. In this matchup he was called on to score the ball and he showcased his ability to put the ball in the bucket, finishing with 15 Points and 2 Assist.