-Leader

-Pg with upgraded 2 guard skills

-Dynamic playmaker

-High NRG

-Thrives in transition

-Great decision maker

Boche was a major playmaker this past weekend and a key reason Warwick finished with a perfect 4-0 record. Knight did all the little things that help winning teams succeed, especially with the way he fueled Warwick’s up-tempo style of play. His ability to secure outlets and quickly get the offense flowing allowed Warwick to consistently push tempo and put pressure on opposing defenses. Defensively, Boche was scrappy and disruptive, making plays in the passing lanes and attacking loose ball opportunities whenever opponents put the ball on the floor. His energy, instincts, and playmaking ability helped Warwick play fast and confidently throughout the weekend, making Knight one of the true Difference-Makers.

-18 points

-Left-hander

-Speedy/quick/fast/fiery

-Pushed tempo, played well in transition

-Showed his range with a right wing triple

-Picked off a pass like a lockdown DB

-BLOB sharp assist pass

-Drive & dish, good vision

-Slash & score, shield the ball with body, clutch bucket

-Found shooters for good looks

-Timely playmaker, helped pull out the win

-Floor general

-True leader

-Can realy elevate on his jumper after beating his one on one defender

-Lighting quick lefty

-Guards his man like theres no tomorrow

He maybe only 5’6 but he doesn’t play like it, super quick lefty showed a nice stroke hitting a couple of three’s along with a middy pull-up off the bounce completely getting his defender off balance. Plays gritty defense and battles hard on the defensive boards.

Real quick hands and a defensive disrupter on the floor. He’s getting pressure or deflections on anything near him.

Hustles and plays the PG role well – controls the floor and tempo

Brings the energy

Nice soft shot from 3

WHY?

-PG, runs the show but can also make plays off the ball, stirs the drink, pushes tempo, set up others, used his quickness to make positive plays, pesky and tough on defense, works well with his backcourt mate Southern

-1 one the best first steps at the event

-Hustle O-board, flew around the court

-Lightning quick

-Blow-by speed, lefty

-Pesky D, got in the grill on the O

-Set up others on O

Size is Knight’s really only concern, and it didn’t really pop out to be a noticeable problem for him at the camp. He was handling the ball at a quick pace and distributing to shooters and playmakers.