Now at St. Pete Catholic, Calhoun looked every part of a go-to scorer. The senior continued to showcase his ability to make difficult shots from all three levels while creating separation with improved ball control. Whether attacking off the dribble or rising up for jumpers, Calhoun consistently found ways to score. He enters the season as the leader of this SPC squad and should be in line for a big senior year.

Calhoun provided timely scoring when his team needed it most. The 6’0 guard showcased elite shot-making at all three levels, consistently converting off the catch and punishing defenses. Calhoun’s ability to get a bucket on demand made him a key offensive piece throughout the event.

Calhoun rose to the moment in a game where clean looks were hard to find. He found ways to score at all three levels, staying aggressive and stepping up with timely buckets throughout the night. His fearless drive to tie the game at 56–56 with ten seconds left highlighted his ability to deliver in pressure situations.

Calhoun found his rhythm on Day 2 and quickly became one of the toughest covers in the event. He knocked down perimeter shots with confidence and stayed aggressive in downhill situations, never shying away from the moment. His mindset as a scorer, always looking to stay involved and apply pressure, made him a key spark for his team and a consistent threat whenever he had the ball.

Calhoun has emerged as a reliable scoring guard for Canterbury, lighting up the scoreboard with 17.9 points per game last season. He’s a versatile threat, capable of finishing strong at the rim and knocking down shots from distance. Calhoun’s shot-blocking ability on the defensive end adds to his value, making him a well-rounded prospect to watch closely.