We've seen a lot of promising young talent on the basketball court in
recent history, and the reclassification has been a culprit for the birth of many future stars – as we continue this
theme,
PROLIFIC PERFORMANCE BASKETBALL
IS ANNOUNCING ANOTHER NEW RECLASS:
4'11" Kyree Banks, from
Washington, DC - formally a member of the 2019 class; Banks will now move into
the class of 2020 and battle the top guards in the country for supremacy. Banks’ heart would already be rated #1 in the
country and if his motor could be sold on the open market it would be a top
seller for sure. Couple that with what
may be the best on ball defending skills from the lead position in 2020; and from a player who
has a passion for defense he very quickly becomes a pesky player no one wants to have to deal
with.
Banks can also dazzle with some incredible ball-handling and passing
abilities; and with the extra year of experience, strength, and growth Kyree
is poised for a breakout campaign. Banks who
was also part of the Elite 8 USA National Select squad that just left Myrtle
Beach, SC; used his defense to dictate his offense; pushing the ball into the
open court and creating angles that left the defenses in compromising positions. He was able to deliver the ball to the right
people at the right times and is becoming much better at pacing the game and taking
what the defense gives him. “His maturity
and ability to act as a leader and coach on the floor as a reclassed player is
what is going to set him apart from other top guards” said National Select Head
Coach Bill Francis.
With so much of a penchant being placed in scoring; the appreciation
for pure floor generalship is sometimes lost on the evaluation process – this is
where Banks excels, old-school run your team, keep your scorers happy, and with
his maturation and skill at controlling the pace and tempo he will surprise as
coaches begin to select their players to run their programs as the next
level.
The jump shot and scoring is clearly
developing and once honed completely it will further allow Banks to impact the
game. He refuses to not be accounted for
on the court even if its simply forcing a block-out to occur or drawing a
frustration foul or charge; all these are aspects to winning basketball and
often overlooked.
Banks refuses to be
overlooked and as long as he maintains a high level national schedule and
profile in the coming years you will continue to hear his name as he looks to
make some big noise in the class of 2020 – you can see him in his new class and
learn right away where he stands at the Future Phenom Camp in DC August 23rd
and 24th; we will be front row to see where Banks and the other top
2020 guards stand.
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