Jayden is a dynamic guard who is slept on at the colligate level. He is easily a guard who can play at the D1 and D2 level. His quickness is off the charts as he can blow by anyone and be able to finish around the rim through tough contact. He can catch fire from deep too, finding his rhythm quickly and being able to shoot the ball with confidence. He averaged 20 ppg over the past weekend.

24.3 pts 1.7 stl – 51.1% FG/43.5% 3PT/83.3% FT

Hunt is a bit of a deceptive player. He quietly and consistently accumulates stats, until crunch time when he has shown he can take over and hit the big shots. He was instrumental in the Kangs’ third-place finish, pouring in 29 points in their final game to put Emerald Ridge away. Hunt was one of the more efficient guards scoring from every spot on the floor, and finished as the second-leading scorer in the tournament.

16 pts 4 rebs

Hunt had a relatively quiet first half scoring the ball, but displayed great vision off his paint takes, and had a couple of big threes. In the second half, he came through with another clutch three to take the lead and go up two with 2:23 remaining. He also used his craftiness inside to work his way to the foul line and get some efficient points.

The type of guard who just accumulates consistent production throughout games. Has the guile to manufacture points at the foul line and score around bigger players near the rim. Has built upon a strong sophomore season and is taking it to another level this year, helping Lake Washington to a 17-1 record as one of the top 4A teams.