Warrensville Heights had a strong showing this weekend thanks to their depth of size and scrappy guards. Myers found success jumping passing lanes, pushing in transition and scoring before the defense could set up. In the half-court, Myers favorite way to score is making shots off the catch and he did that well this weekend. Expect Warrensville Heights to compete for a state title as they have a lot of pieces ready to contribute.

A standout at our sophomore ID camp last Fall, Myers plays a nice complimentary role where tough defense is required for him to make an impact at both the high school and grassroots level. After getting some nice experience the past two seasons at the varsity level for Garfield Heights, it’ll be time to be a top piece this season as a junior.

Myers is super shifty. He is super elusive and hard to stay in front of. No one could do it once he got downhill on you. He has great length for his height and great point-guard skills. He was passing the ball once the defense committed to him too much. Fun player to watch.