-Elite high-level shooter, scores the rock at every level, controls the pace

-Sees the court well & makes the correct play, improved defensively on-ball

-Shoots the rock at an elite level, sees the floor well, improved as a defender

-Deadly from the three-point arc, sweet-looking stroke

-In-rhythm shooter, good feet catching & shooting, moves well w/o ball

-Impressive how he beats the help D & weaves through congestion

-Scores in traffic, must have great concentration & coordination, slashes L & R

-Scores after contact for AND1’s, produces points from multiple levels

-Good-looking footwork, I like his first step, nice step-back move

-Better slasher/finisher than I realized, tough matchup as a longer guard

“ Dawson Davis Dawson Davis 6'2" | CG Shiloh Christian | 2027 State ND is a really nice off-guard prospect who shoots it at a high level and plays with a good understanding of what is going on around him.“

Davis is a player to watch this club season following an impressive high school campaign. An All-Region Class A selection, he played a key role in helping lead the Skyhawks to the State Tournament and showed he can perform on a big stage. A real-deal shooter, Davis has the ability to stretch the floor and score in bunches. What’s made him even more dangerous is the development of his slashing ability, giving him a more complete offensive game and allowing him to attack defenses in multiple ways. Running with ND Phenom 2027 Sanchez this club season, Davis will have a great opportunity to showcase his offensive skill set against tough competition. Davis has the talent, scoring ability, and overall feel for the game to be a college-level player — and this club season could be a big step in that direction.

-Named to All-Region 4 Team, helped Skyhawks get to State, physical at point of attack, serious shooter, but improved his overall game, looked good off the ball

Dawson Davis Dawson Davis 6'2" | CG Shiloh Christian | 2027 State ND is ready to take the reins for Shiloh Christian this season. After a strong sophomore campaign where he shot the ball well and showed flashes of big-time scoring ability, Davis now steps into a featured role following the graduation of several key Skyhawks. With a green light to score, expect Davis to be the team’s leading scorer and a primary playmaker. He can stretch the floor with his shooting, create off the bounce, and could thrive with the ball in his hands. As the Skyhawks reload for another run, Davis looks primed to put up gaudy numbers and establish himself as one of the top emerging guards in Region 4.

-Will not be surprised if he leads the Skyhawks in scoring, high-quality backcourt baller

-Role guy for State Tourney team last season, shoots it well, good with the ball in his hands

Davis absolutely balled-out. He was the most impressive shot-maker and brought defensive intensity. He hit a bunch of tough fades and nailed his open threes. I don’t recall him missing many shots. Good movement and could get off the ground to hit difficult jumpers. He was dialed in. It was between Davis, Painter, and Skogsberg for the leading scorer.