Sisneros is a valuable bench piece for Doherty who brings instant energy and production when he checks in. His hustle stands out, and he does a great job getting to his spots off screens while spacing the floor for others. He’s confident in his shot and understands how to play within the flow of the offense. If called upon for a bigger role, Sisneros has the tools to step in seamlessly and raise his impact this season

Sisneros is a major piece of a Doherty squad that’s turning heads heading into the season. He brings toughness and intensity every time he steps on the floor, setting the tone on the defensive end with relentless pressure and quick feet. He takes pride in locking up his matchup and forcing mistakes that spark his team’s transition game. On offense Sisneros is just as dangerous. He’s fast, confident and capable of scoring at all three levels by knocking down the three, pulling up in the midrange, or finishing strong at the rim. That combination of speed, defense and scoring versatility makes him a player and a name to watch closely as the season gets underway

Jamikel proved to be a reliable spot-up shooter and a tough defender. His two-way play provided consistency on both ends.

Jamikel took over in one of our tournaments this summer and from that day has been a name that I’ve been wanting to see more of. He’s a versatile scorer that gets to where he wants, he can penetrate the defense and finish over bigger defenders or knock down the 3-ball.  He looks very confident with the ball in his hands, and if he’s able to continue playing how he did this summer, he will be a player that will turn heads. A big day at the event keeps him in contention as one of my personal favorites on breakout players this season.  

Sisneros showed this summer that he has all the tools you want in a scoring guard. He’s aggressive off the bounce, confident from deep, and relentless attacking the rim. He lit up the box score in multiple games and played with a chip on his shoulder this summer as a player we enjoyed watching. If he brings that same energy into the season, expect his stock to rise fast and be a weapon used for them. He plays bigger than his frame and knows how to get buckets. He will start higher in the rankings before we see how he’s implemented but I’m excited to see how he’s used this season. 

Sisneros was a spark plug for SoCo, combining quickness and toughness. He had several impressive finishes at the rim, absorbing contact and converting. His defensive pressure created turnovers that turned into easy transition points. He was scoring a ton on the day and stayed aggressive, knocking down shots and never taking a possession off. That’s a winning attitude you build around.