Ushery, a First Team All-Region selection, averaged 16.3 points per game while establishing himself as one of the premier perimeter scorers in the area. A 1,000-point career scorer, he showcased his range and consistency by knocking down over 70 three-point field goals this season. He is a high-level shot maker who can score off the catch or create space for his own look, using his above-average quickness to keep defenders off balance. With his proven production and scoring polish, Ushery is a dynamic offensive weapon at the guard position.

The Southwest DeKalb product is shooting at a high clip of nearly 50% from beyond the arc in his first 13 games of the season. Similar to the previously mentioned Lee, Ushery is a high flyer who can finish above the rim and has the strength be be a driver and finisher at the offensive end. The junior knows how to use a screen both with and without the ball and should be of the state’s top scorers this season.

Smooth scoring guard put up 12.8 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game. Connected on 73 threes at a 41% rate after hitting 53 at 30% as a freshman.

Up from 86: Blossomed into Southwest’s go-to scoring option on the perimeter averaging 12.8 points per game. Elevated his three-point shooting accuracy from 30% to 41%, sinking 73 long balls.