Ezra was the team’s PG this year, and he made a big jump in his game, which showed his work in the offseason. He set the tone early in the season and then finished it off in a groove as well. Ezra looks confident with the ball in his hands. He made the right reads, and with all of those big bodies around him was lethal in the PnR. He either went and finished in traffic, pulled back for a 3-point shot or dumped it off to a big man for them to go to work. He’s a high-IQ guard who is still progressing and reading what defenses are giving him, and is a player to keep an eye on moving forward. We’re excited to see how he looks this summer as he makes his rankings debut. 

Beeson is making the most of his increased minutes, and the growth in his game is showing up in real production at Evergreen. He’s averaging 9.3 points and 3.7 rebounds per game, finding ways to impact the floor in multiple areas. Offensively he’s active without the ball, making smart cuts, putting it on the deck to attack closeouts and finishing strong at the rim. He’s also shown confidence knocking down the three when defenses give him space. On the glass he competes and cleans things up, adding extra possessions for his team. With his expanding role and versatility, Beeson’s upward trend is one to keep an eye on