Micah Waters
Micah Waters
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Ari Rosenfeld | Prep Hoops Scout
After making a name for himself as part of a crowded rotation at West Catholic, Waters opted for a repeat junior year at Friends Select and has seen an uptick in his development with the coinciding increase in on-court responsibility. Previously more of a change-of-pace option in the backcourt, Waters has made impressive strides toward being a true two-way lead guard. With a blend of explosiveness and physicality attacking downhill, he’s tough to keep from his spots with nice dexterity as a finisher and an increasing ability to make the proper passing read from the middle of the lane. He’s also an intimidating point-of-attack defender, using his strong chest and quick hands to mirror the ball and force turnovers before pushing the ball back the other way. Waters should be a priority at the D2 level with the chance to push himself toward D1 territory if he can show a more consistent perimeter stroke.
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Expert Analysis
Ari Rosenfeld | Prep Hoops Scout
After making a name for himself as part of a crowded rotation at West Catholic, Waters opted for a repeat junior year at Friends Select and has seen an uptick in his development with the coinciding increase in on-court responsibility. Previously more of a change-of-pace option in the backcourt, Waters has made impressive strides toward being a true two-way lead guard. With a blend of explosiveness and physicality attacking downhill, he’s tough to keep from his spots with nice dexterity as a finisher and an increasing ability to make the proper passing read from the middle of the lane. He’s also an intimidating point-of-attack defender, using his strong chest and quick hands to mirror the ball and force turnovers before pushing the ball back the other way. Waters should be a priority at the D2 level with the chance to push himself toward D1 territory if he can show a more consistent perimeter stroke.
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