Archevald was on varsity as a freshmen, he did a terrific job as the back up point guard last season and now entering year three the expecations are through the roof. He’s smooth, plays at his pace, takes care of the ball, can others others involved and values winning above everything. Stepinac will ask him to run the offense, get their stars easy shots, score when needed and be their most reliable guy. We are believers in the Junior guard and apparently Little Rock is as well as they decided to offer Archevald. 

A young player who got major minutes last season for the championship squad. With talent all around him he was able to not only run the offense but pick his spots to score and make a difference in the game. He can score the ball with a little flair but understands his job on the floor. Has the skillset to be a scoring pg.

While the haters and doubters believe Stepinac will suffer at the lead guard we disagree. Archevald is a clutch player who’s ready to take over the offense for the Crusaders and has full trust of the coaching staff. He makes the right play, the extra, takes care of the ball and isn’t afraid of big moments. His confidence is sky high, he’s got a great IQ, understands his role and what he has to do manufacture wins for Stepinac. 

The three time champs won their fourth straight CHSAA title last season. While the entire core and starting lineup is gone there’s still plenty of hope in White Plains. A big reason why is Archevald who got great experience last year . He’s a smart playmaker who can run the offense, get others involved and isn’t afraid to take the big shot. His game continues to grow, he’s getting more comfortable with Head Coach Pat Massaroni and league better watch out or he will get the Crusaders right back to the finals. 

Jourdan received major minutes last season and you can see how much that experience has made him ready for this upcoming season. First thing you notice is he has gotten bigger. Next is the confidence level. Very crafty with the ball. Can dribble it out of trouble. Understands his role in running an offense but at the same time he picks his spots to score. Really like his awareness to draw defenders against pressure opening up the floor with a step back dribble.

The junior played aggressively from start to finish, showing a new level of confidence that will be essential this season. It’s a natural progression after spending his first few years alongside high level players. I expect him to continue producing because of his ability to make plays off the dribble, get downhill, and knock down shots effectively.

Extremely skilled and poised guard. Can play either guard spot. With an abundance of high major talent last season he fit right in running the offense. He has a natural flair for scoring the ball. Really good handle. Knows the importance of drawing defenders to him and then getting by them or finding the open man.

J Mac is currently averaging 17.9 points per game in EYCL 16U with Rens United. His upside is through the roof, and he has the tools to make a real impact heading into his high school season. 

He looked very poised and confident for a young player running an offense. He will continue to progress with his excellent skill set and has all the makings of a scoring point guard. Can score with flair and creativity. Showed the ability to drive baseline and nail pull up jumpers.

He wasn’t phased by the big moment and delivered a consistent performance, He provided solid on‑ball defense that led to a steal and a layup. He made a good transition pass to create another scoring opportunity. He stayed steady and active throughout, providing much‑needed relief and stability at the point guard position.