Turner is a plus shooter with excellent size for the two guard spot.  What we were impressed most with was his quick release and consistent feathery shot making from beyond the arc.  He drained three after three in a 16 point outing against Lyons.  Mixed in mid-range shots and was competitive on the defensive side of the ball.

I saw Turner compete in team’s mid afternoon Saturday game against another high caliber team. The matchup was really up tempo from the git go and he settled in quickly hitting a couple 3’s and speeding ahead of the defense for a breakaway bucket. He possesses plus length and runs the sidelines well filling a wing spot. I liked his ability to continuously stretch the defense out while competing against the same or more height at his position. He hit his last 3 of the game from NBA range at a crucial point to narrow the margin to 1 possession. His smooth release with his height will continue to present a challenge on the perimeter for teams.

Turner is a shooting guard with size, a strong frame, and a lethal three point shot!  His knock down shooting is what college coaches are most interested in.  He showcased that in the game I saw against Wheaton Academy.  Drained a triple off a dribble hand off to send the game to OT.  Free and easy release in both the mid-range and from three.  Nice use of shot fakes and flashed as a passer.

Turner came out the gates aggressive on Friday evening by making plays off the catch thanks to quick ball movement from his teammates in the half court. Turner could catch and make a move in two to three dribbles to keep an advantage and score while the defense was rotating. I thought Turner played on balance and was a nice complimentary piece as a play finisher for the Illinois Wolves 16 U group.