Neely has transferred to Westside for his final season of high school. At Hoxie, he showed he could impact the game in many ways. Offensively, he averaged 14 points per game in his junior season. Neely has a good-looking set shot, and even showed some range with it. With Westside, opportunities to create his own shot should open up even more than last year, when he flashed plenty of skill in doing so. On the other side of the ball, he’s a coach’s dream defender. He’s a pesky player who constantly makes life difficult for opponents.  One of the best parts of his game is that Neely always takes charges and dives on the floor. It’ll be exciting to see what level his game takes on now that he’s playing with Westside.