-How do you think your team and yourself performed throughout this season?rnI feel like our team competed at a very high level a lot of people thought we couldn’t meet. We fought, laughed, cried together. There is always room for improvement, but I felt we played our hearts out and you got to live with the results.

-What was the biggest obstacle you and your team faced this season?rnI feel like our biggest obstacle this year was finding out what type of team we were and who we wanted to be. -What do you think you improved most on the court?rnI think I improved most on just being a solid point guard. controlling the floor and leading in the best way I could.

-What are you looking to improve before next season?rnNext year I feel like I need to improve most on being dependable. Coach gives me a task no matter if it’s my strong suit or not I go out and execute better then expected. -Who are some teammates that you think stood out this season? Who are some teammates who could have breakout years next year in your eyes?rnSome teammates I feel really stood out was our whole team really, 24′ Malcolm Clark Malcolm Clark 6'7" | SF O'Dea | 2024 State WA and 24′ Brian Shannon came off the bench and gave us great sparks!

How do you think your off-season went? What is your outlook on your season currently?rn-Feel like our off season went great, had a good summer league finishing second in the league. Team worked hard in the weight room with Coach P our strength and conditioning coach to prepare our bodies. Coaching staff provided open gyms to stay in the gym motivated!

What are some things that stand out about your game? Things that coaches can see and know you excel at.rn-Things I feel I excel in is leading the floor, finding open teammates, scoring at all three levels, using the ball screen, and making the best decision. Intensity on both offense and defense

What are you looking for in a school beyond HS?rn-In a school beyond HS I’m looking for longevity, opportunities on and off the court. Education for besides basketball. A new home I would say to start my next journey.

Have you been in contact with any coaches/schools? If so, what schools?rn-I’ve been in contact with Eastern Washington, Seattle U, Longwood, San Diego State, William Penn State, Portland State, Seattle Pacific U.

What do you want to improve on most in your game before playing at the next level?rn-What I would like to improve on at the next level is , mastering the point guard position knowing it’s in and out like the back of my hand, mastering the ball screen, finding my teammates making them better, and rebounding both offensively and defensively.

The two things that stood out the most with Davis against Timberline this week were his playmaking and his three-point shooting. There are lot more things to get excited about with his overall game, but these two skills are going to have to shine this season for his team to be at their best. As one of the Irish’s primary ballhandlers, Davis operated mostly around the arc and found some nice passing lanes between defenders inside, but also was a huge threat on the kick-outs to drain the spot up three when rotations were too slow to chase him off the line. His playmaking is unquestioned and was especially evident in the open court, but if he can continue with this consistency from three-point land his value to his team will continue to rise.