Triad Blue Chip Fall League Impressive Guards!
<p><i>Heading into Week 3 of the Triad Blue Chip Fall League, players are beginning to get comfortable with teams looking to separate themselves from the rest. So who are some of the guards that have caught our attention so far ? We got you covered, Let’s take a look</i>!</p>
<p><b>2021 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="574459" first="Kadyn" last="Dawkins"]</b>: A player that has proven himself over the last year and only continues to get better as time goes on. His shooting ability is one of the attributes that impresses us the most, he’s consistent and has outstanding range on his shot.</p>
<p><b>2021 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="574478" first="Jamarien" last="Dalton"]</b>: He plain and simply understands how to put the ball in the bucket. Whether he’s knocking down the three point shot or finding his way into the paint for a bucket, he is constantly attacking the defense.</p>
<p><b>Team Greyhounds 2023 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="951363" first="Jahreece" last="Lynch"]</b>: The type of player that seems to play better when the tempo of the game is faster . He has a good combination of speed and strength that he uses to blow by opponents and finish through contact. He’s gotten off to a good start in the league so far and we feel he’s only going to get better in the coming weeks. </p>
<p><b>Team Pirates 2021 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="574435" first="Jaden" last="Ellis"]</b>: There is plenty to like about his talent and potential to be very special. He’s a legit D1 Guard that plays at his own pace and has an outstanding IQ for the game. He has college level shooting range, a quick first step and an even quicker shooting release which allows him to get his shot off whenever he wants. </p>
<p><b>Team Nighthawks 2021 Guard Nijah Whitley</b>: Scoring is what many players focus on these days but one of the best attributes about this prospect is his passing ability and unselfishness. He’s a gifted passer, always has his head up and is constantly looking to get his teammates involved. He has good size for a Guard at about 6’4” and brings max intensity on both ends of the court. </p>
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