Every time I watch Day play, I feel like I come away thinking more highly of him. The 5-foot-9 guard is a total bulldog on both ends of the floor and can do a variety of things to help his squad win. He’s able to make outside shots, he can finish at the rim, and he can run your offense as a true point guard. Most impressive, though, is the junior’s nose for the basketball and ability to come up with loose balls, rebound with the trees, and compete against bigger players. Day always seems to find a way to make an impact, and he’s always going to be an additive player on the court as a result.

Day is the second Charlestown player on this list, which probably tells you how I feel about their chances to have a solid season. The 5-foot-9 guard has gotten a lot better over the past year in his ability to make good decisions with the ball in his hands and play solid, fundamental basketball. The quickness and athleticism has always been there for him, but he has really improved his playmaking and finishing ability. Day is also a total menace on the defensive end and makes consistent plays from there. Though he wasn’t a league all-star last season, I’m confident in his ability to be a star this year.