Johnson was the team leader, as Chase went, the team went. Chase has been with NLBA since 6th grade and his game continues to grow. He is a competitor who hates losing. Johnson is a three-level scorer who had some big-time games. He wreaked havoc on defense and always brought “DGF Toughness”. Johnson was quick to dive on the floor, could get hot from 3, and always knew when and where to put the ball.

Mr. Johnson had a strong spring for NLBA. Chase is a quick guard who can light it up. He creates well on and off the ball. He has great court vision with the ball and is aggressive on defense. Chase is a pest on-ball. The best part of Johnson’s game is his scoring ability.

Chase is a pure shooter for The Next Level Basketball Academy . Opposing defenses quickly figure out what type of player he is on offense, but still struggle to slow him down. He’s a quick guard at 5’10 who’s constantly moving without the ball trying to find pockets of space on the three point line. Once the ball comes his way, if he has the space, a shot is going up. Lightning quick release helps him beat a closing out defender, and he connects at a high rate when left open.

-Playmaker for the 4-0 NLBA team

-BLOB 3-ball, smooth shot

-Quick & speedy transition score

-Flew down the court, another fast break bucket

-Hoops with intensity, fiery

-Catch & shoot 3-ball, drilled it with a hand in his face

-Opportunistic, takes what the D gives him

-Great vision, excellent dump-down pass in transition

-Extra pass assist to an open teammate

-Lefty lay-in score in transition

-Very good handles, breaking ankles

-Cat burglar, got the strip steal

-Another steal, fast break score

Mr. Johnson is a floor general. Chase is a tough all-around player who gets hot from the 3pt arc. He hoops with a high bball IQ. Johnson also creates shots for himself and others. He is a playmaker to watch.

-Skilled passer

-Good handle — can make some moves and back-dribble behind the back.

-Got into the middle of the lane after a perimeter drive — kicked out to a shooter for a make three.

-Easy transition layup

-Swish corner three after he tracked down an offensive rebound.

-Wing three swish off of a pass — didn’t hesitate