-Ultra quick first step off the catch

-Has deep three point range

-Creative handles

-Shifty crossover

-Excellent change of pace

-Keeps head up on basket drives/makes timely and perfect passes to open teammates

-Three level scorer with the entire 🎒 of offensive moves and finishes

-High NRG

-Had veru good communication on the defensive end of the floor

-Nearly impossible to stop in transition

-Finishes through contact and vs bigger defenders at the rim

-Easily one of the top players at the event

-Nice sized guard with the skills to match

-I like how he secured D-rebounds, took off in transition, pushed, drove & dished assists

-Had an amazing twisting & turning AND1 finish, awesome body control

-Quick, fast, shifty, dangerous slasher

-Finished through and after contact

-Another sharp/skilled assist in transition, knows exactly when to move the ball

-Had several transition scores, very fast up the court

-Multiple flush finishes at the hoop, not quite dunks, but he was right up at the rim

-Racked up steals and turnovers, went the other way and scored at the rim

-Nice length as a lead guard

-Very shifty, moves well laterally, quick & fast

-Sick step-through & kiss off the glass for a score

-Athletic move & score to the hoop

-Impressive finish over the defense

-Sneaky inside finish, great at maneuvering his body

-Handles looked right & his passes were crisp

-Excited to watch him play because I think Trey is on the cusp of a huge junior season

-Watch him hoop for 60 seconds and you will understand what type of athlete he is

-IS he a Stock Riser after this event? We are expecting big things from Mr. Johnson

PHD: Walk me through your off-season. What did you do to improve your basketball game?

“This offseason, I’ve been working on being intentional with everything I do. This spring, I started adding structure to my workouts instead of just going to the gym and doing whatever I wanted. With structure came consistency. I’m not just working out here and there; I’m working out every day. I have two types of days: situation days, where I run through more game scenarios and get game-like looks, and volume days, where I get a large volume of shots up.“

PHD: What’s one specific part of your game you focused on improving this offseason, and where do you feel like you’ve made the most progress?

“I would say I’ve been focusing on being a true point guard, just making better reads and playing with better pace. With that came a better attitude. I realized I’m going to turn the ball over, and I’m going to miss shots. I can’t let that affect the next play.“

PHD: What does your fall look like right now? Are you playing another sport, or is it all basketball focused?

“I decided not to go out for a high school fall sport so I could focus on basketball. Not playing football freed up a lot of time. I’ve been using some of that time to build my frame in the weight room.“

PHD: What are your goals for the coming season, both individually and for your team?

“My goal for our team is to be competitive night in and night out, and see growth throughout the season. Individually, I want to be a leader on the team. Last year, I didn’t have the year I wanted or expected. I was very inconsistent and played not to make mistakes. You get out what you put in, and last season, I was not putting in the work for the outcome I wanted. This year is different.“

PHD: Can you give some insight on an influential coach you have had? What made them memorable?

“I would say Coach Kirby Krefting. I had him this AAU season. I started to struggle with my confidence during a few tournaments, and he helped me turn my attitude around and finish the AAU season strong. What makes him memorable as a coach, is the patience he had with my slump during the season.“

PHD: Time to give a shout to a teammate…Who do we need to know about from your high school team?

“ Bryce Miller Bryce Miller 6'4" | SF Hillsboro/Central Valley | 2027 State ND . He is a senior this year. He is just one of those guys who is fun to be around and gives energy to others. He is a gym rat and lives in the weight room. Bryce is a good role model and is going to play a big leadership role this year. He had a good season last year, and I think he is in for an even better season this year.“

PHD: Who is your favorite player to watch in college or the NBA, and why?

“My favorite hooper is Darius Acuff. I watched a lot of his games, trying to pick things up from him. The reason I like watching him is because of his play style. He is a high-volume, efficient small guard who gets to his spots in minimal dribbles.“

PHD: Where do you feel like your game has grown the most in the past year or two?

“I would say my physicality. Over the past two years, I’ve grown a few inches, and recently, I’ve been adding some weight to my frame.“

PHD: Who pushes you the hardest, whether that’s a teammate, a coach, or someone you train with?

“I would say Coach Otto. He coaches the C-squad team, and he is a really good hooper. We have runs in Hillsboro twice a week, and I’ve been going since I was a fifth grader. Over time, I’ve picked up a lot from Otto, and when we match up, it’s always a battle.“

PHD: Where is your hot spot on the floor or can you tell us about a “go-to” move you like to use?

“I would say I like to get to some variation of a crossover, usually a push cross. It’s easy to get to and effective.“

Trey really started to come into his own this summer. He is an extremely fast and athletic PG who gets downhill and to the rim with ease. Trey has developed a quality jump shot, which makes him hard to guard. Mr. Johnson has shown a good amount of growth and confidence this summer. The Burros are excited to see what he can do this winter.

-Serious athlete, easily passes the eye-test, smooth on the hardwood

-Excellent at creating space, nice length, has the frame to keep adding muscle

-He can bang home the 3-ball & slash for profit, impressed with lefty finishes

-Fast up the court, sprinter speed, shifty going to the rim, creative finisher

-I like his pump/shot fakes, effective jab & first step, has a nasty crossover

-Dangerous in transition, pulls up on a dime, all-encompassing scorer

-Gifted athlete, not many better in the gym

-His game keeps growing

-Received a handback, pulled the trigger & hit the triple

-Looked fantastic running the floor and scoring in transition

-Hands looked good, caught & scored in traffic

Johnson will be a noteworthy athlete at the event; he has an excellent first step. He will catch your eye with his ability to attack the paint, get to the rim and/or dish assists. Johnson is a playmaker when he attacks downhill. How is Trey’s attitude and body language?

-7 points

-Quick quick player and first step

-Great elevation on his pull-up game

-Quick hands defensively/was a pest all night long

-Nice court vision and awareness seeing open teammates quickly

-Realy nice all-round athlete

-Stop and pop 15ft jumper off a crossover in transition was pure

-Hit a late first quarter 3 off a drive amd kick pass

-Plays with a swagger/confidence