The ECC has a handful of talented guards and Dillon cracked out list after averaging 8 points and 3.4 rebounds a contest as a junior. With the top two scorers graduating from last season, Dillon should be the top option for Loveland as they look to stay competitive in a league that’s on the rise. Dillon should see an increase in his volume but also should aim for an increase in his efficiency as well this season. A couple years ago Dillon came to our Sophomore showcase and showed off his scoring ability and I’d expect more fans in Cincinnati to take notice this winter.

A player who first got on our radar by showing up to the Prep Hoops Sophomore showcase, Dillon has continued to work and improve heading into his senior season. I liked how Dillon was physical on drives as he created his own contact and having defenders bounce off him. Able to attack closeouts and finish on balance, Dillon found success as a slasher on Saturday. Displaying a high basketball IQ, Dillon scored off a give and go play that caught my eye. After scoring 8 PPG for Loveland last season and getting named to the honorable mention all ECC team, he could be a first or second team all-conference player as a senior.