Triad West All-Star Standouts
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<p>Glenn HS Guard <b>[player_tooltip player_id="944999" first="Zion" last="Dixon"]</b>: He was on the attack from start to finish, going right at anyone that was attempting to Guard him. He has a nice blend of speed and strength that he uses when he attacks the basket to get by defenders and finish thru contact.</p>
<p>Forsyth Country Day Guard <b>Sterling Charles</b>: Was absolutely on fire all game long, knocking down a high amount of shots from long range. He has good form on his shot, understands how to get to his spots and displayed very impressive efficiency throughout.</p>
<p>Salem Baptist Forward <b>[player_tooltip player_id="1154264" first="Saylor" last="Schott"]</b>: A player that does all the small things that often get overlooked, you can’t measure his impact on games by looking at stats. He plays the game with a nice amount of energy, is constantly working on both ends of the floor and still has a good amount of upside.</p>
<p>Atkins HS W/F <b>Cameron McDonald</b>: Another player that made his impact on the game in various ways and on both sides of the ball. Offensively he is a slasher that can play above the rim and on the defensive side he uses that same athleticism to block/alter shots.</p>
<p>Forbush Guard <b>[player_tooltip player_id="1273218" first="Peyton" last="Compton"]</b>: His shooting range is one of the first attributes that catches your attention when you watch him play. He’s the type of player that you have to pick up as soon as he crosses half-court and you must keep a close eye on him even when he does not have the ball in his hands. He’s constantly moving without the ball, coming off screens and finding numerous ways to get open.</p>
<p>Glenn HS Forward <b>Chol Adichol</b>: There is plenty to like about what he can potentially be. He’s 6’7 with a long wingspan, can finish above the rim and doesn’t allow himself to get outworked very often. Will be a nice late pickup for a college program that’s looking for size.</p>
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