AIA: 4A Top PG’s

<p>The AIA season will now start Monday January 18th with most of the first games on Tuesday Jan 19th.</p> <p>So we take a look at some of the top players in every conference. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>We move over to the top PG’s in 4A. Like the 5A group, there are multiple POY candidates in this group!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Here are some of the top ones that will impact their teams:</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="885820" first="Jalen" last="Scott"] <strong>(Paradise Honors)</strong></p> <p>-A dynamic play-maker is the best passer in the AIA. He has elite size for position and sees over the top and slings the ball around the court effortlessly into teammates shooting pockets. The <strong>Colorado State</strong> commit can get into the lane with his size and tight handle plus has improved his shooting off catch and dribble.</p> <p>(Started last night with 20 points, 12 rebounds, 7 assists and 8 steals!)   </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="809681" first="Keiren" last="Brown"] (St. Mary’s) (Pictured)  </strong></p> <p>-One of the more physical PG’s in the AIA. He loves attacking the basket and posting guards up with high efficiency. His best shot is currently his mid-range jumper and is a capable 3pt shooter. His feel for the game seems to improve steadily each year and can make plays for teammates. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="809731" first="Corey" last="Perry"] (Peoria)  </strong></p> <p>-Their lone senior starter may be their PG in theory but this kid can shoot it. He does handle pressure well but if if you leave him open, he will knock down perimeter shots. He may be undersized but is feisty on defense and tough.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="958883" first="Adrian" last="Banuelos"] (Desert Edge)</strong></p> <p>-The undersized scoring PG is a quick ball handler who can make plays for others and shoot it to the 3pt line. He can guide the oldest starting-5 in 4A to a deep run. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="701246" first="Nathan" last="Calmese"] (Mesquite)  </strong></p> <p>-An athletic scoring guard may lead the state in points this season. He is a three level scorer and uses his speed to get passed defenders and score it plus hit from deep. He also is a next level passer, which he will have to utilize to help his untested teammates.  </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="831119" first="Jason" last="Fontenet Jr"] (St. Mary’s)</strong></p> <p>-One of the top soph guards in 4A was a top-tier 6th man as a freshman and will be inserted into the starting-5 this season. He will score it from mid to the 3 and get downhill using his thicker frame. [player_tooltip player_id="809681" first="Keiren" last="Brown"] and him form a tough 1-2 punch for the Knights. </p> <p>(He scored 20 points last night)</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1090305" first="Armari" last="Carraway"] (Pueblo)</strong></p> <p>-A jet quick scoring guard will be their engine to lead them into the playoffs. He has real speed in the open court with the ball in his hands and can facilitate to his teammates. He also is a 3-level scorer with a mean pull-up off the dribble. The ball is on a string for him and it will be hard for anyone in Tucson to stay in front of him. </p>