-Strong, well-put-together guard

-Handles looked good, made some nice moves

-Crafty buckets inside the arc

-Shook the D & knocked down a jumper

-Sneaky/clever finishes around the rim

-25 points

-He will certainly be a Stock Riser

-Best player for the Blue Jays, super effective

-Athlete, strong, thick guard, well-put-together

-Many mobile slash & scores

-Blocked shots on D

-Runner/floater score from 10-feet

-Read eyes & stole the ball

-Got to the line on several occasions because of his aggressive slashing

-Took a charge on D

-Mid-drive, teardrop runner off the window

-Transition slash, AND1 rim score, hit the FT for a 3pt play

-Drive/score, physical interior score

-Spin-move to beat the D, score at the hoop

-Slash & score, bank off the glass, strong take

-Steal, coast-to-coast take, fouled & went to the line

-Another AND1 finish

-Drove, fell down, still made the pass/assist, impressive body control

-More scores at the rack

Hard drive, spin-move, floater over the front of the rim

-He was a DUDE on Saturday, great showing

Junior guard Javon Johnson will enter the season as PHD’s breakout candidate for the Stanley Blue Jays — and he’s poised to play a major role. A strong and athletic player, Johnson has the physical tools and mindset to take his game to another level. If Stanley wants to stay competitive this season, Johnson will need to deliver in a big way. He’s expected to run the show for the Blue Jays, serving as both a floor general and a vocal leader who keeps his teammates connected on the court. His presence in the paint stands out — he finishes through contact, rebounds with purpose, and makes smart, unselfish decisions with the ball. Johnson’s offseason work has been impressive, as he’s spent time with multiple trainers sharpening his skills and expanding his game. With his combination of strength, athleticism, and commitment, Javon looks ready to emerge as the heartbeat of the Blue Jays and to step up as an impact player.