-Serious athlete w/ strength & toughness, nasty defender, knack for creating turnovers

-Very good in transition, wired to compete, scores in bunches, aggressive, physical

-10 points, 4-9fg’s, 2-2 3fg, 3 rebounds

-All 10 points in second half

-Strip/steal and coast to coast finish in 4th

-Active minutes

-Tough in ball defense

-Quick hands and feet defensively

-Played with alot of NRG

-Hit big time wing three in late 3rd

-Tough kid, plays aggressive

He recently poured in 20 points in a game, proving he has the ability to heat up and score in bunches. What really stands out, though, is the way he competes. Doe brings strength, effort, and aggressiveness on both ends of the floor every night. David plays with pace and purpose, always around the ball and ready to capitalize on opportunities. He is a positive two-way presence for the Tigers, impacting the game beyond just scoring. With pieces like him in the mix, Harrisburg is a tough matchup, and not a team many will be eager to see come March.

-Aggressive athlete, looked great in transition

-Tip steal, back-side cut, catch, score on the black

-Hard attack, draw contact, 1/2 from the line

-O-board in traffic, contested putback score

-Full speed finish in transition, AND1 bucket, nice score

-Another steal

-Fast & strong in transition

-Hard baseline slash, fouled, 1/2 FT’s

-Coast-to-coast, dished a dime to Nour, unselfish

-Excellent in transition, runs the floor hard

“David gained valuable minutes at the varsity level last year off the bench. He is a strong and athletic wing that can change speed and get to the rim and finish in contact. He will continue to improve his jumper to add to his offensive threat. David has great instincts on the defensive end and as he becomes more disciplined, will impact that end of the floor as well.“

Junior guard David Doe David Doe 6'2" | SG Harrisburg | 2027 State SD is a strong candidate to emerge as a breakout player for the Harrisburg Tigers this season. Built solidly at 200 pounds, Doe brings a physical presence to the backcourt and plays with the kind of toughness and grit that every coach loves. After gaining valuable varsity experience as a sophomore coming off the bench, Doe is now ready to take on a larger role. He’s a strong, competitive guard who impacts the game with his effort on both ends of the floor. His ability to defend, attack, and bring energy every possession gives the Tigers an edge. For Doe, consistency will be the key. If he can maintain a steady level of play night in and night out, he has the tools to become an important and reliable contributor for Harrisburg this season.

8 points in the win against #1 Mitchell