Dagley was asked to play minutes in the absence of one of the starters and he made the most of his opportunity by coming through at every turn. He hit a big three pointer at a crucial point in the game, finished on two layups requiring him to show his athleticism and he locked in on defense. Dagley is one one our ranked players and did everything we expect from a Louisiana hooper in the biggest moments.

Dagley Jr. is a rising talent in the 2029 class who will serve as a key piece for Calvary. He made the most of his minutes and scored 11 points, knocking down two three pointers and pressuring the defense by staying aggressive. Keep an eye on Dagley for these types of contributions. He can step up when needed, and this will be a year for Calvary to find an X factor.

Dagley stood out for his poise and playmaking ability, playing with the composure of a seasoned point guard. He orchestrated his team’s offense, setting up teammates in perfect spots and making everyone around him better. Though he scored in spurts, his greatest strength was his ability to control tempo and facilitate. He’s clearly a high-IQ player who values winning plays over flashy ones. Several coaches were talking about his on court presence making him on not only to watch, but one of the most discussed players at the camp. On a deep Calvary roster, Dagley’s steadiness and reliability will earn him minutes and make him a coach’s favorite.