Asp has proven himself as a reliable shooter who can also take on the challenge of defending the opponent’s best player. He competes hard on both ends and brings a level of intensity that sets the tone for his team. Offensively he’s confident from deep and consistently spaces the floor. Beyond his shooting he shows solid court vision, able to read defenses and find open teammates when a play breaks down. To take his game to the next level, Asp can continue sharpening his ball handling and improving his first step to create separation and attack defenders off the dribble. If he adds that dynamic to his already strong shooting and defensive presence, he’ll become an even tougher two way threat. His commitment to playing hard and doing the little things gives him a foundation that’s built to keep rising

Maddax Asp impressed with his sharp decision-making and willingness to play the right way. He read the court well, consistently finding open teammates and keeping the offense flowing. As a set shooter, he knocked down shots while also showing ability to score by slashing at times.  Defensively, Asp made some plays, and he made some steals. His aggressive mindset and all-around play made him one of the more impactful two-way players on the floor throughout the day. 

Asp is that player who consistently finds ways to create opportunities for himself. He’s quick on the catch and shoot, gets to his pull up spots efficiently, and can attack the rim off the dribble. At the showcase we want him to build on that offensive arsenal by showing how he reads defenses, creates for others when help comes, and impacts the game without the ball in his hands. If he can add layers of playmaking, defensive consistency, and decision making under pressure to his already impressive scoring skill set, Asp’s value as a complete guard will rise quickly