Pires only played one game yesterday, but he was good enough to warrant being on this list. The 6-foot-1 guard looked like one of the better shooters in the entire gym—he can come off screens and make shots off of multiple different types of footwork, but he can also make shots off the dribble and with very little time or space. Pires has a great feel for the game, too, when it comes to making reads in the paint and finding guys out of the pick and roll. I’m high on Pires and think he’ll be great for Bridgewater-Raynham this season.

Pires was awesome this weekend. In a tough matchup against Expressions, the 6-foot-1 guard looked extremely under control and comfortable with the ball in his hands. As a scorer, he made a bunch of threes—many with deep range and off the dribble—and he did so quite efficiently. He also got into the paint very effectively and made a bunch of nice reads to his teammates once the help came. Pires made my MIAA Top 50 rankings last month, and he’s definitely meant to be there after watching him this weekend.