Edwards put on a show in the district game against Delaware Hayes. There aren’t many in the state I would rather have run point guard for me than Edwards. The game seems to be in slow motion with this kid. He is always in control, makes the right passes, and pressure simply doesn’t bother him. A tight handle on the ball. I was very impressed with his ability to attack the basket. When he would decide to attack the rim it was phenomenal. Just sliced through the defense with incredible touch on the ball. seemed to swim through the lane. His size and strength were noticeable as he seem to face little to no resistance when attacking the basket. He is the leader of Orange and just led them to a district championship.

Edwards got to the lane whenever he wanted as Delaware Hayes had nobody who could stay in front of him with the ball in his hands. One of the quickest guards in the state, Edwards is maybe the best passer in Ohio as well. All game Edwards would drive and either look to finish or find an open teammate on the outside. If Edwards can ever get a reliable jumper, he has a chance to be an all-conference player for GMAC power Ashland who just won the conference tournament with a group of former central Ohio standouts.

Edwards is one of the best passers in the state of Ohio. I think this is because he always has his head up. His comfort level with the ball is very high. He has his head up through double teams, full-court pressure, and great on-ball defense. He always finds an open teammate. He rarely has turnovers. He is good at jumping when driving just to draw defenders in the air and dish it out. I love watching him play the game because his passing is great.

Edwards was a fun player to watch Tuesday. His playmaking ability took the game over. He only had four points in the first half but it felt like he had 18 with how much his fingerprints were on the game. He does an incredible job of throwing one-hand passes across the court on the money to his teammates off the dribble. He always finds the open man. Just a fun player to watch. He ended the game with 14 points and did all of his work in the paint as he used his body to clean up the boards and attack the basket. He also was a pest on defense. He picked up a ten-second call on a St. Charles guard for his full-court pressure.