Flynn brings a workman like approach when he steps on the floor. Possesses soft hands that allow him to catch and finish inside with regularity and his ability to stretch defenses with his 3-point shot adds a whole other dimension to his game. But it his nose for the ball and willingness to rebound on both ends of the floor.

17p 10r 3s 2b 1 charge drawn vs Eleanor Roosevelt

-I keep coming away impressed with the inside-out upside from Rillstone as a C+S threat from the perimeter that can also clean up the glass and finish in traffic around the basket. His defensive activity on the backside was crucial in collecting several deflections and steals from the helper’s spot. Rillstone plays with a good motor on the glass, fighting through arm holds and double box outs to impact the game in the paint at both ends of the floor. He’s starting to time his cuts to the basket well to stay out of his guards’ driving lanes, swooping in for offensive rebounds but also providing a passing option as a pick n pop big.

26p 10r 8b 2a 1s vs KIPP

-The 6’8 rising senior from New Zealand looked good in some new threads with Cardozo, dominating the paint at both ends of the floor and finishing his opportunities around the rim. Rillstone did his work early on the glass and fought for good position as the shot went up, tracking rebounds well and finishing with a soft touch in the paint. The pride he takes in setting screens to free up teammates, show on ball screens, and do all the little things put his team ahead for good in a matchup with KIPP. The 8/9 performance from the line and a nice C+S elbow jumper in rhythm serve as good indicators for some pick n pop ability in the halfcourt.