Bridgewater stood out by simply making the right play. The young guard showed his poise and IQ, playing at his pace in the 3vs3 session. The open floor allowed him to pick his spots when to attack or when to distribute to his teammates. Bridgewater proved to be a reliable backcourt presence who understands how to impact winning without forcing the issue. In the 5vs5 session he let plays develop instead of forcing bad passes or bad shots. What really stood out was his willingness to make the simple play, whether it was a high-percentage pass, or just keeping the ball moving on offense and/or staying connected to his man on defense, He did all the little things that earn varsity minutes at a young age. As his body continues to grow physically I believe his role at Southern Lab Highschool will expand. With that high basketball IQ and unselfish approach, Amare shows he has a high ceiling as a trustworthy floor general.