Justice is a player who can catch fire at any moment for Frederick, and when he does it’s electric. He makes smart decisions with the ball, has a lightning quick release and is capable of getting his shot off over any defender. Off the ball he works relentlessly to get open and consistently finds his spots, making him tough to track. His ability to score in bunches, stretch defenses and deliver in big moments is why he’s firmly considered one of the top players in the league

Justice is coming into this season ready to light it up for Frederick as he’s poised for a big year. He’s a natural scorer who isn’t shy about letting it fly from anywhere on the floor. He has shown he can hit deep threes, quick pull ups, and step backs. After a strong junior season, the expectation is that he takes things up another level. His range stretches defenses thin, his quick release gives him space even when defenders think they’re close, and his ability to break down defenders off the dribble keeps everyone guessing. If he stays aggressive and keeps tapping into that confidence, we could see some huge scoring nights and momentum shifting moments. Justice has the tools to become one of the most exciting offensive threats this season

Olly is a 6’0 guard who gets buckets from all three levels and was Frederick’s go-to guy last season. He averaged 14.9 points and 3.6 rebounds while earning first-team all-conference honors. He plays with confidence, finishes strong, and isn’t afraid to let it fly from deep. He found a groove as a volume scorer in his junior season and will need to be that again if Frederick wants to make some noise. Expect him to be part of one of the most exciting backcourts this year.

Justice has made notable strides early on, taking on the role as one of this group’s essential shotmakers in stride. An especially efficient interior scorer, the guard has helped lead this group to a wildly successful start despite losing a key frontcourt starter after the first few games.

Although starting the season a little later than usual with Frederick, he has leapt into the start of the season with immense confidence to score the ball. Dependable at contributing jumpers off the catch or to read the defense to attack the closeout, the scoring guard is already among the most dependable offensive options for that team of late. Part of his impact has come from the off-ball activity, willing to relocate whenever possible once his defenders take their eyes off of him. 

Justice brings floor spacing capabilities, confident letting it fly off the catch. Showing promise throughout recent months, there is no doubt he can be a contributing floor spacer in due time. Providing an improved handle to attack closeouts with greater success, he is working to become a more dependable decisionmaker against aggressive defensive rotations. On the defensive end, Justice competes at both the point of attack and while off-ball, excellent in maximizing his opportunities in large part from his energy alone. 

Justice showed plenty of intirgue this past season with Frederick and with Anarchy throughout the summer, a serviceable guard on or off the ball. Effective scoring the ball versus contests, he has upside as a high volume shotmaker for that Frederick group in the near future. Throughout his second season, the guard posted 6.1 points per game, although he is set to take on drastically more responsibility in the coming weeks. His scoring confidence will be sorely needed at Frederick, following a few more key departures last season.