James is already developing into a very skilled shooter for the Detroit Bulldogs . And he put on some really impressive performances over the weekend.

He’s your prototypical spot-up 3-point shooter, but if you put the ball in his hands, he’s fearless driving to the hoop and dropping in a floater.

James is an elite catch-and-shoot kind of player. He hit a combined seven 3-pointers between the two games he played on Saturday. But he also has good footwork and can drive the baseline with the ball in his hands.

James prides himself on being a team-first player. That was on display during the final games of Sunday. Some prior commitments forced some of his teammates to leave the tournament early, but James stuck around and kept battling-even against teams with a much deeper bench. He’s the kind of player who will put the greater good ahead of his own.