Odie is the team’s ball handler and plays with poise and pace. He is under control and is the calm to the team. He handles pressure, he reads the floor, and attacks. He is also a vocal standout, and that progress has helped as the team’s PG. Odie has some high highs, and finding that balance and consistency will put him in the upper echelon of guards. He is the team’s catalyst who can alter the game, and we want to see that aggression stand out a bit more as we finish off the season. 

Odie continues to get better every time he steps on the floor for Doherty, showing clear growth and confidence in his game. A strong ball handler he pushes the tempo, escapes traps and full court pressure and constantly looks to get his teammates involved. His quick first step allows him to blow by defenders and if given space, he’ll make teams pay by burying the three. On the other end he brings tough, in your face defense, making him a reliable two way guard and a key player to watch out for as the season goes on

Odie’s leadership and command of the game this summer fueled his rise in the rankings. He looked confident running Doherty’s offense, communicating, and getting teammates involved while still scoring when needed. His maturity, control, and feel for the pace of play stood out across multiple events. Odie’s growth as a true floor general makes his jump up the rankings well deserved, and now he will have to put it on display for Doherty.

Odie is a tough, quick and confident guard who plays with energy and purpose. His tight handles and explosive first step allow him to create off the dribble, whether it’s getting into the lane, collapsing the defense or creating space for his own shot. He has excellent vision in traffic and makes smart reads, showing the ability to find open teammates in both transition and half court settings. Odie’s toughness stands out as he competes on every possession and brings a gritty edge to the floor. Defensively he uses his quickness to pressure the ball and disrupt passing lanes. His combination of skill, speed and mindset makes him a dynamic playmaker and a tone setter for his team on both ends

Syron defended well and consistently knocked down open shots. He played smart off the ball and created for himself in the open court.

Odie delivered a standout performance, playing with a toughness and swagger that set the tone every time he hit the floor. Offensively he was a problem combining tight handles to keep defenses on their heels. He consistently got into the lane, using his quickness and strength to finish at the rim. What truly separated Odie was his feel for the game. His vision was exceptional, reading defenses and making the right read. He was able to either dish to an open teammate or take the shot for himself. His ability to control the pace, create off the dribble, and make smart decisions made him one of the most complete guards on display

Odie is a unique defensive option with Doherty, given his wiry frame and ability to leap to block shots as needed. Comfortable handling opponents at the point of attack, he has done well to maximize his limited opportunities with one of the winningest programs down in the Springs.