The Walter Payton Prep lead guard plays with quickness, court vision, and great feel for the game. Rome will facilitate and run the 1 but he can put it in the basket with a well rounded scoring package as well. He has a textbook mid range jumper from 8-17 feet and the ability to finish around the rim vs more size. His ability to get into the paint and then make the extra pass whether it be a drop off or spray out showed his IQ throughout the day and selfless mentality. In transition he has his eyes up looking to make the right read. Defensively Rome brings active hands and correct positioning 1 pass away helping to deny his assignment off the ball. Will be slated for an impactful senior year.

Rome fits the mold as another top guard for BP Hoops 17U team. He plays with excellent pace alongside a few other talented back court players and consistently pushes the tempo. In the late morning game on Friday, Rome attacked the rim to draw falls and also dished off plenty of times for assists. On one primary scenario he made the defender commit then threw it up to his big for a lob. His attentiveness to read defenses is a vantage point. Defensively he also showed a good on ball presence to generate a couple back court steals which turned into scores. His speed and vision will provide scoring and play making.

London is an emerging two-way player with considerable potential. He demonstrated proficiency both on and off the ball, indicating a strong comfort level in multiple roles. Look for Landon to be a household name in the Midwest around this time next year.