Gonzales is headed to The Citadel next year after winning the MVP award for the extremely loaded Chicago Catholic League this season.  He is a jumbo playmaking two guard that can score and dish.  Creative scorer with the ball in his hands with euro steps and slick finishes along with being able to knock in a three ball.  Like how he can be a playmaker and ball mover as a passer.  Feel for the game impacting in winning ways!  In the semis against St. Pats he had 12 points and 5 dimes.  In the championship game Gonzales loss had stretches where he was clearly the best player on the court.  The big and smooth wing created shots off the bounce for himself with slithering takes along with getting to the charity stripe at a high rate.  His final line read 24 points (7-16 FG) (10-13 FT) and 8 rebounds. 

Gonzales gave it everything he had in the championship game putting his team on his back for bucket after bucket.  You could say he deserved the call on his coast to coast take at the end which was 50/50 foul or not.  He still had a spectacular game with his ability to consistently get two feet in the paint for scores.  Such a nifty scorer with fakes, jukes, and scoop shots.  He had spins in the lane off the bounce that he would bank in.  I really liked how he backed himself in playing Marcus Domask “booty ball” from Illinois last year where he would ease his way in the lane, create separation with fakes, and then score around defenders.  The Citadel commit went for 24 points and 7 rebounds in the loss.