Garrison’s play on the court exemplifies how players should give their all for the team. After watching him play, I grew an appreciation for how much effort he gave in order to win the game. Garrison was great at attacking the basket. This led to him scoring most of his points on dribble drives. He’s an excellent shooter who showed the capability of knocking down mid-range shots in spite of being tightly defended. Garrison showed a knack for scoring tough baskets in the paint. On some occasions, he was able to convert three-point play opportunities from the foul-line. When he had the chance to extend his shooting range beyond the three-point line, Garrison knocked them down. His enthusiasm instantly energized his teammates. Defensively, he was all over the court making plays. He blocked shots, took charges and forced numerous turnovers. I believe Garrison has the talent to be a major focal point on the Indianapolis Tech offense this coming season.

The Freshman Guard from Arsenal Tech checked in early due to foul trouble and instantly made his mark on the game. He’s a long 6’0” guard that uses his length to his advantage on the defensive end wreaking havoc on ball handlers and disrupting passing lanes. Offensively he was mainly off the ball in catch and shoot situations and really showed off the range connecting from deep. Did show glimpses of being able to break his defender down and get in the paint, but most of his productivity came from outside the arc.