Garron-Ciberay does ALL of the right things. The 6-foot-3 forward is undersized for his position, but he has incredible toughness and IQ on the defensive end and knows where to be at all times. He talks on that end, he rebounds his behind off, and he can guard tons of different positions. Offensively, he never tries to do anything outside of his skillset and is content to set screens, cut to the rim, and finish plays. Garron-Ciberay is a coaches dream and is going to make a nice D3 player after what should be a big-time senior season with Plymouth South.

Garron-ciberay returns to Plymouth South as an experienced senior (and league all-star) who continues to build his body and improve his game. The 6-foot-3 forward was the best rebounder and defensive player at the MIAA Showcase I attended recently, and he has a big time motor that should help him fill up the stat sheet on the offensive end with put-backs and fast-break points. Garron-ciberay is a winning player, and he should continue to help Plymouth South make waves in the MIAA, especially with the help he has from some returners (a teammate of his will be coming up in my rankings this weekend). Excited to watch their squad this season.

Garron-Ciberay was the best rebounder and defender in the gym on Monday, and it wasn’t particularly close. The 6-foot-3 forward is phenomenal at tracking the ball off the rim, and he puts everything he has into attacking the ball and high-pointing it—he has toughness, too, so he’s willing to take contact and will fight for 50/50 balls. Defensively, he rotates extremely well on the back side, slides his feet effectively on the perimeter, and has excellent hands and timing for blocks and steals. Offensively, Garron-Ciberay is a capable shooter and makes the simple play for his teammates. He should find a college fit simply because of his willingness to do the dirty work, and another deep playoff run for Plymouth South would also improve his recruitment if I had to guess.