Bosma was scorching hot from the 3-point line in Unity Christian’s blowout win over Regina, scoring 27 points on 9-15 shooting (9-13 3P). He has been a consistent threat for the Knights for the last three years and was bound and determined to prevent Unity from losing in the semifinals for a third straight year. His quick trigger off the catch and his off-ball movement make him really difficult to defend, and when he makes the first few, he’s probably going to knock down a few more. If he gets in the zone, good luck.

Bosma and his Unity Christian teammates have become regulars at the state tournament, making their third trip in a row. He’s a tough, athletic guard who can score from all three levels as well as create for his teammates at a high level. He leads the Knights in scoring (18.3), assists (3.9), and steals (2.1), and has been really efficient, posting 48-41-88 shooting splits. He can control games on both ends of the floor with his athleticism, intelligence, and talent.

Bosma didn’t have his best, or most efficient, game, scoring 10 points on 4-11 shooting, but the senior guard still impacted the game in a major way and made several big plays in the third and fourth quarters to keep UC within striking distance despite them not playing particularly well. He’s a tough shotmaker, comfortable shooting against good contests, and his physicality in the backcourt is something that is difficult for opposing guards to contend with on either end.