A move back to 2029 and joining upstart program QA Academy look like solid moves for the Long Island native. He was one of the top 30 players at Pangos All-East camp this past weekend and stood out due to his passing. Given that he’s had multiple 25+ point games in fall league play, there’s little the talented combo guard can’t accomplish on the offensive end of the floor. With minimal separation between spots 2-7, a strong season will see Toney move up further.

In an event where the guards always seem to be more scoring oriented, I though Toney spent his day Sunday showing off the dynamic playmaking ability as a distributor. There were several possessions where the shifty, dynamic 6-foot-5 combo guard blew by his man and had the opportunity to finish around the rim but instead, took an extra dribble to force the rotation from the big on the weak side as he delivered no-look dimes to teammates for easy buckets. His combination of burst and lengthy first step makes it difficult for opposing guards to keep him in front without fouling. As he gains the driving edge, Toney is able to keep his defender in jail on his back him and invite and contact as he attacks the rim, where he showed plenty of ability to convert through the harm.

Toney was voted into the Top 30 Cream of the Crop game and put on a full display of his skill set amongst the best.