Francis, a guard out of Bridgton Academy in Maine, checks in at #26 among the shooting guards and #191 overall. The 6’2″ guard did a really nice job of buying into the role of a defensive stopper this winter, hounding opposing guards on the perimeter and in the process, creating plenty of turnovers. He does a nice job of attacking closeouts off the bounce, elevates quickly into his pull-up game in the mid-range, and has turned himself into a consistent shooter in catch and shoot situations from behind the arc. On top of all that, he’s got some creation ability with the ball in his hands and shows some twitchy movements and a quick first step. Francis has yet to announce his plans for next year.

Checking in at #233 overall and #47 among the shooting guards, Francis is a bigger guard that can score at multiple levels while impacting the game with his toughness and effort. A bit of an unknown coming out of the south shore in Massachusetts, he does a nice job of taking smaller guards into the paint, where he can score over them with his size. He’s got deep range on his jumper and a quick trigger – he’s the type of shooter that, when he sees one or two go through the net, could get hot in a hurry. He’s another prospect that will be intriguing to college coaches in the area and could play himself into a higher level with a good season at Bridgton.