He plays hard, knocks down perimeter shots and rebounds. Princeston did a little of everything on the basketball court. I truly enjoyed watching this young man hustle to be a part of every play on the floor. Whether it was scoring, taking charges or defending, Princeston was a constant threat to make plays. He was great at finishing strong in the paint with lay-ups or floaters. Whenever he had the opportunity to knock down three-pointers, Princeston shot them with complete confidence. He also showed the ability to finish in transition when Team 10 had fast-break opportunities. Princeston works hard on both ends of the basketball court. He excelled at attacking the glass and battling opposing players for rebounds. Defensively, he stayed attached to his opponent and forced a couple of turnovers. Princeston plays the game with the mentality of a winner. 

Bruising guard with a physical frame. Aggressive driver that finished at a high clip when he got to the basket. Really impressive rebounder for his size. Was able to grab defensive rebounds and lead the break where he pushed the pace.

There seems to be a lot of talent in the Gary area in this Class of 2029. Shivers is a shifty, playmaking guard that we have seen highlights of, but haven’t seen play live to this date. We look forward to the opportunity to a live evaluation of the Gary Lighthouse prospect at our upcoming Freshman Showcase in early September.