Andrew would be my Small Forward in this lineup because he is the type of player I would be comfortable putting on anybody to guard, regardless of position. He has good defensive IQ and also knows how to communicate well on that end of the floor. Not to mention, he is a top-tier athlete, and I believe he can safely guard 1-3 without question.

Elite athletic guard who can take over games. Rebounds well at guard, can control pace at point pretty well, and directs traffic. Can go bucket for bucket with anyone. Competes on the defensive end and challenges bigs at the rim at point. Andrew had an impressive one-handed dunk in transition on Sunday, where he got up well above the rim with ease on the way to a dominant victory over Kinetic 2027, who also had an impressive Day 1 in the tournament. Andrew was the only guard in the tournament that I saw who was dunking like the bigs were. In some cases, more than the bigs were.

Athletic guard, who moved to Oklahoma from the Saint Louis area this past season. Has thrived since his addition to the Southern Assault Texhoma last month. Is explosive enough to be a highlight reel player in transition, while also quick and tough on defense. Looking forward to see his continual development this weekend in Edmond.

An athletic and disruptor on defense. Walker makes his mark by forcing steals and turnovers, often in the backcourt. Exciting prospect in transition as he already has the explosiveness to finish with authority and highlight reel slams. Brings a different and very complimentary style of play to Cascia Hall’s exciting Class of 2027 backcourt.