Crichton could be one of the reasons Valor makes plenty of noise this season. He’s the ultimate gap filler, willing to do whatever the team needs while bringing far more offensive ability than that label suggests. His handle, court vision and feel allow him to make plays with or without the ball and all summer he showed an ability to stay active, find openings and break defenses down. Defensively he’s relentless and brings an in your face edge that can change the energy of a game. The offensive tools are there and if he puts everything together, we expect Crichton to keep climbing the rankings

Crichton is a player who is building some momentum right now as he’s had his moments throughout the Summer at at Colorado Live – it might’ve been his best showing. He’s shown that he could make an impact for Valor this upcoming season by just being a pest who makes plays.  He created offense with his defense that you love to see, he jumped the passing lanes, which forced turnovers, and against Palmer, he really put it together. Crichton had a solid game against them by filling the lanes well, attacking without the ball by finding holes in the defense, and was rewarded by being in the right spot. He followed that up with solid minutes in EYCL for Pluto Prospects , proving he can fit into different lineups and still look like he belonged. His confidence continues to grow, and his game is coming along with it. We hope to see more of him right now as he has some momentum, as this is a stock-boosting time for him. 

Griffith proved to be a sharpshooter with a crafty handle, always finding a way to create space and get his shot off. His ability to score from anywhere on the court made him a constant threat to opposing defenses.