The 6-foot-4 combo guard is a productive 3-level scorer, can light it up from beyond the arc, scores in volume, and has emerged as one of the best shooters in the Section, regardless of class. Sidhu put on a shooting clinic in a win over Garces Memorial of Bakersfield, as he would score 22 points, connecting on 6 threes, and 5 assists in only 3 quarters of play, given the starters did not play in the 4th quarter. Sidhu has solid handles, keeps the ball on a string to survey the floor, has the court vision to find open teammates off the drive and kick pass, as well as finding his bigs off the pick and roll action and makes the right read when the defense over pursues him. Sidhu has been most impressive this season as the leading perimeter scoring threat for the Panthers with some big scoring games against quality competition. Sidhu uses the crossover, behind-cross, between-cross, toss-cross, and hesitation moves to create space from his defender, moves fluidly off the ball to get to his shot spots, and is accurate with the jumper from the mid-range to the 3-point line off the bounce or the catch. The Panthers have a big one this Saturday against St. Joseph of Santa Maria at the Knights gym, followed by Riordan of San Francisco at the De La Salle MLK Showcase, and Sidhu will be relied upon to put up quality numbers to help San Joaquin have a shot to win those two games. 

The 6-foot-4 combo guard is a productive 3-level scorer, can light it up from beyond the arc, scores in volume, and has emerged as one of the best shooters in the Section, regardless of class. Sidhu put on a shooting clinic in a win over Garces Memorial of Bakersfield, as he would score 22 points, connecting on 6 threes, and 5 assists in only 3 quarters of play, given the starters did not play in the 4th quarter. Sidhu has solid handles, keeps the ball on a string to survey the floor, has the court vision to find open teammates off the drive and kick pass, as well as finding his bigs off the pick and roll action and makes the right read when the defense over pursues him. Sidhu has been most impressive this season as the leading perimeter scoring threat for the Panthers with some big scoring games against quality competition. Sidhu uses the crossover, behind-cross, between-cross, toss-cross, and hesitation moves to create space from his defender, moves fluidly off the ball to get to his shot spots, and is accurate with the jumper from the mid-range to the 3-point line off the bounce or the catch. The Panthers have a big one this Saturday against St. Joseph of Santa Maria at the Knights gym, followed by Riordan of San Francisco at the De La Salle MLK Showcase, and Sidhu will be relied upon to put up quality numbers to help San Joaquin have a shot to win those two games.