27p 4a vs Whitman (W) / 14p 3r 3a vs Meade (W)

Kaloga had a remarkable playoff run for Laurel as they secured a state title. He followed a steady 14 point outing in the semis with a stellar 27 point outburst in the championship. His fearless slashing led to him taking over the floor against a smaller Whitman squad. He was nearly unstoppable in the second half as he helped lead the closeout in the title game. Amadou drove to the rim after breaking down the defense with ease and made floaters and layups alike in each game. He knocked down a few triples through these two games that proved he can shoot consistently. One of the best personal postseason runs of any player in Maryland this year.

After watching Amadou throughout the season. His foundation as a shooter, Amadou has clearly worked to become an all-around guard. Between an improved IQ, handle, and playmaking sense, he’s almost a completely different player. Amadou knock down three-pointers at a regular percentage off the catch but certainly appears more comfortable hitting jumpers off the dribble or getting downhill and attacking. He mixed it up well from all levels while creating for others and setting the tone as a floor general. Expect him to continue trending upward. It showed this season leading Laurel to the 4A title and averaging 18ppg, 3.5 apg and knocked down 42% of his 3pt shots this season. Also Amadou looks closer to 6-2.

Stroke the 3 off the catch. Look bigger than 6feet. Handles the ball in space. Skilled guard with size. Play with plenty of shifty moves moving the opponents out of the frame with quick wicked crossovers. Possesses a scoring toolbox. That should guarantee the college to give coach Eric Hines a call.