The Washington & Lee commit and All-Region selection has put together a strong senior campaign, averaging nearly 15 points per game while serving as a steady force in the backcourt. A hard-playing, strong-bodied lefty guard, he combines good foot speed with a physical approach that allows him to consistently get downhill and pressure the defense. He’s a solid three-point shooter who can space the floor, but he’s equally effective attacking the paint, where he can create scoring opportunities for himself or set up teammates. Defensively, he competes with toughness and willingness, embracing assignments and bringing energy on that end of the floor.

Elshihabi is an impressive athlete who can effectively run the show for his squad or play off the ball and take on more of a scoring role. The 6-foot lefty is a talented ball handler who uses his quickness to turn the corner on defenders and can elevate and finish at the rim or kickout to teammates for open threes. He can also shoot it a bit from three, though he has some odd rotation on the ball. Elshihabi has a really good chance to play high level D3 ball and will make a coach very happy with his offensive versatility and willingness to play simple.

Zade has been a force for Westminster. The Region 6-4A First Teamer dumped in 20.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.7 steals per night while shooting 39% from beyond the arc. The lefty has a smooth approach, able to get to his spots consistently. When he attacks the rim, he can surprise defenders with his athleticism. D-III programs are tracking.