Trey is a floor general, this guard is a phenomenal leader who commands respect on the court. His exceptional court vision and passing ability ensure his teammates are always in the best position to succeed, elevating their games to new heights. With masterful control of the game’s pace, he dictates the tempo with precision, seamlessly transitioning from fast breaks to half-court sets. Not only does he excel as a playmaker, but his versatile scoring from all three levels, including finishing strong through contact at the rim, makes him a constant offensive threat.

A lightning-quick guard who has shown time and again how his instincts, reactions, and aggressive mindset can create energy and momentum for his squad. He’s continued to show his next-level playmaking by getting to the middle of the floor and keeping the defense at his mercy. Shot-making from 3-point has improved too, and his move to Silas should only help to elevate his role and responsibilities.

Trey is playing up at the 17u level but has been proving it is where he deserves to be. Collier is a quick decision making point guard who knows how to make the right play. He can finish through traffic, with a floater, or stop on a dime and rise above defenders for the jumper. He plays great defense due to his quick feet and ability to keep opposing players in front of him.

Trey is a pure point guard who really took a big step last season and is poised for an even bigger season next year. Collier is playing with NW Drip this AAU season and is playing up at the 17u level. This will help elevate his game in a big way, playing against high competition all summer long. He handles the ball at an elite level, being able to handle 1 on 1 pressure and escape traps.

Trey is just a sophomore but he has been one of the heart beats for this Lincoln team. They have been surprising everyone by winning big time games and not having much experience on the roster, as they are led by 3 underclassman guards. Trey dropped 16 points and more importantly, brought the energy to the court for his teammates to feed off of. They are headed to their district championship game.

One of the top playmakers in his class, Collier has continued to upgrade his decision-making and outside shooting to compliment his electric on-ball presence. He demonstrates exceptional body control, balance, and creativity when attacking the paint, leaving defenders continually guessing what his next move will be. He’ll be one of the leaders on a younger Lincoln squad this winter.

The speedy guard looks ready to take the reigns this season and lead a young Lincoln squad. He’s a playmaker on both ends who has grown as a decision-maker and has been a reliable scorer who can make things happen off the bounce. He’s improved from 3PT range and should be in for an exciting sophomore season.

Collier operates at a different speed than the majority of kids out there. He wastes no time in attacking the rim, will blow by his man at any opportunity, and then picks his man up the length of the court. He’s one of the more exciting players from the Shootout and has been shooting the 3-ball better lately too.