The North Edgecombe Warriors are having their best season since the 19-20 season when they lost in the regional championship. Unlike most teams remaining in the classification they are led by Pierre Hughley, a freshman guard who has shown that he’s not afraid of the big moments. He comes into the second round averaging a tad under 20 points per game seven rebounds four assists and two steals a night some of the best numbers for a freshman across any classification. He is a jack of all trades scorer who uses his frame while at the rim to corral rebounds and finish but also doesn’t mind stepping out to shoot the jumper and handle the ball when needed.

The North Edgecombe Warriors are having their best season since the 19-20 season when they lost in the regional championship. Unlike most teams remaining in the classification they are led by Pierre Hughley, a freshman guard who has shown that he’s not afraid of the big moments. He comes into the second round averaging a tad under 20 points per game seven rebounds four assists and two steals a night some of the best numbers for a freshman across any classification. He is a jack of all trades scorer who uses his frame while at the rim to corral rebounds and finish but also doesn’t mind stepping out to shoot the jumper and handle the ball when needed.