He could be the x-factor this team needs after missing a lot of the season due to injury from football. He has been back for a few games now and has the ability to put up points. He is a very skilled player who has been a varsity player for four years. He has a toughness he brings to the game and gets after it on defense. He is big enough to score from anywhere, and has a nice jumper himself. He is still finding his way back in the scoring column but it would be no surprise to see him over 20 points. He is more than capable.

He is still busy with football for now, and looks every bit like the athlete he is, whether on the field or on the court He plays bigger than his height would suggest. He is an explosive athlete who can finish at the rim and even dunk on people who may or may not be paying attention. He will lead a group of guys who have the ability to be tenacious on the defensive end. He is a very capable scoring guard who can get himself to the bucket with ease. He can pull-up on his way to use the rise and fire. He is a good shooter from distance to make him the third of three all level scorers on this team. He might not score as much as Parlin or Olson on most nights but he is every bit as valuable.

A tough, athletic guard, he is a fierce competitor. He can score on all levels, including rise and fire, elevating over the defense, throwing down dunks on the break, or knocking down threes. He’s probably the best overall athlete of the three and will provide toughness and leadership for the Monarchs. This is a tough trio, it might come down to the next who step up and fill the remaining roles. These three can get you a district title, do they have enough for a state title?