Cabrera is starting to put it all together, and it shows every time he steps on the floor for Arrupe Jesuit. With one of the smoothest jumpers around, he’s becoming a steady scoring threat while expanding the rest of his game. His confidence is growing, his reads are quicker and he’s making sharper, more decisive plays that directly turn into points. As the team’s third leading scorer at 9 points per game on an efficient 42 percent, Cabrera is proving he belongs. The momentum is building, the game is slowing down for him and his rise in the rankings feels like it’s just getting started

Cabrera closed out the weekend with a bang and put on an absolute shooting clinic in his final game. He was locked in from the jump and showed off what might be the smoothest mid-range floater you’ll see. He hit four of them in one game, just gliding into the lane and dropping them in over defenders. His transition game was also on point leaving defenders lost. Whether he was pushing the ball up the floor or making the extra pass, he displayed great vision and feel. Cabrera was constantly finding open teammates and setting them up for easy looks. On defense Cabrera was a problem for anyone trying to score on him. His closeouts were sharp, he stayed in front of his man all game long. Whether it was locking up shooters or cutting off drives, he made life tough for opponents. Just a complete performance from him where you saw poise, efficiency, and impact on both ends