Gianni McGhee takes ahold of the #12 spot after moving back into Nevada. He is almost always utilizing his burst to shake defenders, and also decelerates on a dime if he needs to. In addition to his efficient movement, he has a smoother jumper in his bad and will drain 3’s off the dribble. His anticipation and instincts also allow him to get opponents to overplay him. Which opens the door for him to get to the rim occasionally or set up teammates. On the other end of the court, he uses his quickness to mark his man. And he helps his forwards out by finding the ball after rebounds.

Gianni McGhee utilized his quickness to keep defenders guessing on Day 2 of the Nevada Live Invitational. He has a knack for getting his matchup to overplay one side before attacking the other. Once he creates separation, he has a fairly quick triggger and can drain both mid-range jumpers and pull-up threes off the dribble. In addition to his scoring, he showed the ability to facilitate and I liked how he got after it on the defensive end. Look for him to keep making noise the rest of the year, as he truly has the tools to consistently put defenders on skates.

Gianni is back in Vegas playing with Liberty HS! The shifty guard wasted no time getting to it at Section 7 starting things off with a 27-point performance. Throughout the weekend, he did everything from knocking down 3’s off the dribble to playing passing lanes on defense to snatch steals that consistently led to easy transition points. His blazing speed made it difficult for initial defenders to cut him off, forcing the help to slide over every time leading to easy drop offs. Gianni made noise at Section 7 and will look to make the noise even louder at Nevada Live Invitational in Vegas this weekend.

Gianni Mcghee was on Coronado’s squad this spring and summer. However he has made the decision to transfer to The Academy of Central Florida. The crafty and shifty PG is sure to turn some heads there. As he really can dish out some nice assists and can get to his pull up jumper in the blink of an eye.

Ranked #9 is Gianni McGhee. He has to be one of the quickest guards in this 2028 class. When you watch him play, you notice that he has some incredible stop and go ability. Which usually helps create the separation he needs to get his shot up. On defense, McGhee is a pest and stays active with his hands at all times.

McGhee also recently received an offer from Boise St.

If you don’t know McGhee yet, add him to your radar. On offense he can create his own shots, or he can drive and dish. It is truly pick your poison with him. Defensively, he uses his quickness and energy to stifle opposing ball handlers. All in all, the freshman has a complete game, he’ll just need to get a bit stronger as he goes against older and bigger players.

Gianni McGhee is a shifty guard that will be joining Coronado High School this year. He plays the point position like a true floor general and has a solid shot. Defenders often have to be cautious when guarding him because of his elite handles and acceleration. If you take away his scoring options, he often finds an open guy cutting back door or a shooter on the wing.

The jitterbug PG will be one of the most entertaining players in the state. Mcghee is a tough shot maker with blow by ability. Playing for one of the powerhouse programs in the state, expect the young PG to have his first impact at Section 7.