Did what he does best on the defensive end, setting the tone with relentless ball pressure and making every possession difficult for opposing guards. He moved his feet well, stayed attached to his assignment, fought over screens, and never gave ball handlers a clean look or easy driving angle. His motor stood out from start to finish, and he constantly found ways to disrupt the offense with his anticipation, toughness, and willingness to compete. Even when he wasn’t scoring, his defensive presence had a major impact on the game and showed why he’s one of the top defensive specialists in the state.

Zen is the pound for pound best defender in the state of Arizona. He continues prove his defensive capabilities at every major event he has played in this June. He can guard the one through four and disrupt multiple types off offensive players. He can also get it done on the offensive end. He players well off the ball and will score off cuts and putbacks. He is a capable three point shooter and can hit it off the catch. Zen has a great frame and a even better work ethic. I expect him to gain more recognition as the year goes on.

A True point of attack defender that can guard the one through the three. Zen is a hard worker and puts his full effort in to the defensive side of the ball. He has a great low and wide defensive stance with great lateral speed and a strong build to cut off players and take bumps. He stays on his feet and is a very discipline defensive player with good timing for blocks. He is a plus rebounder for his size and will dive for lose balls and do the dirty work.

Zen brought a strong two-way presence, anchored by good on-ball defense that consistently disrupted opposing guards. He made it tough for ball handlers to get comfortable, applying steady pressure and forcing rushed decisions. In transition, Zen ran the floor well and stayed active, turning defense into offense. When attacking, he got downhill with confidence and force, putting pressure on the defense and creating opportunities.

Zen London Zen London 6'2" | SG Mountain Pointe | 2028 State AZ impacted the game by using his strength and frame as a guard to create easy scoring opportunities. He played with strong awareness off the ball, catching defenders sleeping multiple times and capitalizing with timely backdoor cuts for clean finishes. London attacked space with purpose, absorbed contact, and scored efficiently without forcing the action. His physical, intelligent play fit seamlessly into Mountain Pointe’s balanced offensive attack.