Bane is an intriguing player for Lakewood. At 6’4, he has excellent size for a guard and uses his quick first step to consistently get past defenders and attack the basket. He can finish through contact and brings energy on both ends of the floor. Last season he averaged 9.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per game, showing his ability to contribute in multiple areas. He also has a smooth three point stroke and shoots with confidence when given space. As his consistency and accuracy continue to improve, defenses will have to respect him more, opening up driving lanes and creating opportunities for teammates. If those shots start falling he’ll be dangerous

Bane might not look like your typical guard at 6’4, but that size paired with his skill set is exactly what makes him such a nightmare to contain. He’s the engine of Lakewood’s offense, a versatile scorer who fills it up in double figures every night. With a smooth three ball, a strong downhill drive and the athleticism to rise up and finish above the rim, he forces defenses to pick their poison. When the ball is in his hands the offensive attack opens up, and he’s poised to be one of the most impactful guards in the league this season

Bane has been an essential component towards Lakewood’s offensive production this season. Bringing good size to score above contests, as well with the upside to be a formidable driving threat in the due time. Given his combination of ball skills and three point shooting efficiency, the guard has a particularly unique skill set for someone of his frame at roughly 6’4. 

Bane has been a bright spot with Lakewood, proving to be a serviceable facilitator off the dribble who can be a threat under different contexts. At 6’4, he brings consistency as a perimeter shooter off the catch or flowing from a weak side action, comfortably shooting over contests when given the opportunity. Thanks to his above average backcourt height, Bane has been a dependable drive and kick option, comfortable setting up perimeter shooters when available.