Wade proved to be a deep-ball threat, putting on a shooting clinic from beyond the arc and connecting on a half-dozen threes. He served as a focal point of Penn Hills’ offense, consistently finding ways to generate points from the perimeter. Wade also showed a willingness to move the ball and create scoring opportunities for his teammates. He cannot be left open, as he has the ability to make opposing defenses pay. Although he is somewhat of a positional tweener, his shooting ability should put him on the radar of small-college programs in need of perimeter scoring.

Wade delivered one of the game’s strongest outside shooting performances.

He connected on five three-pointers and demonstrated a quick release.

His shooting helped Penn Hills generate offensive momentum during its comeback attempt.

His ability to get shots off quickly made him a difficult perimeter assignment.