-Our #1 player in the class retains his spot at the top of our rankings after turning in a productive 2-way campaign for a rebuilding Bullis team. Skipworth extended his range to beyond the three point line, hitting shots both off the bounce and off the catch from all 3 levels with improved balance and consistency. Liked his versatility defensively for the Bulldogs as a guard that at points guarded all 5 spots, using his size to contest shots on the perimeter or scale up a few positions to guard bigs on the block on switches. Skipworth also flashed some playmaking ability with an increased role on the ball this year operating in middle ball screens for Bullis. Should continue to see his stock rise at a national level this summer playing up with TTO 17s on the EYBL Circuit.

-Our #1 player in the class retains his spot at the top of our rankings after turning in a productive 2-way campaign for a rebuilding Bullis team. Skipworth extended his range to beyond the three point line, hitting shots both off the bounce and off the catch from all 3 levels with improved balance and consistency. Liked his versatility defensively for the Bulldogs as a guard that at points guarded all 5 spots, using his size to contest shots on the perimeter or scale up a few positions to guard bigs on the block on switches. Skipworth also flashed some playmaking ability with an increased role on the ball this year operating in middle ball screens for Bullis. Should continue to see his stock rise at a national level this summer playing up with TTO 17s on the EYBL Circuit.