-Silky with the ball, skilled, creative, capable of making plays others don’t see

-True lead guard, creates his own shot, dangerous pull-up game off the bounce

-Real threat from beyond the arc, but also a good passer, finds the open man

-He will definitely be a Stock Riser in the next Ranks update

-Crisp handles & confident with the rock, has many moves to shake the D

-Adept shooter, cashes in from long range, crafty scorer inside arc, natural feel

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-Smooth with the rock, can break ankles, create space, alleviate pressure

-Baseline drive, corner kick assist to Schmaus for a triple

-Picked up a loose ball steal

-Post entry assist to Riley, fit it into a tight window

-Crisp lefty swing pass to Enger for a triple, impressive assist

-Buzzer-beating 3ball from college range left wing, CJ with the assist

-Sneaky blocked shot when coming up from behind a rim attacker

-Snagged an O-board for an extra possession

-Shared the ball, many unselfish passes

Parisien may not have been the biggest player in the gym, but his skill level was undeniable at The Expo. The St. John guard stood out early during the skills portion, showing off sharp footwork, tight handles, and crafty finishing ability. His creativity with the ball and feel for the game were clear, as was his shooting touch — knocking down jumpers from deep with confidence and consistency. Parisien’s blend of polish, poise, and perimeter range makes him a name to watch, and he looks poised for a big senior season with the Woodchucks.

-Smooth w/ the rock, silky handles/moves, deep shooting range, deadly pull-up J

-Underrated with a good showing in SF he should be a major Stock Riser