
Posted On: 03/12/21 9:53 AM
We’re into March and just weeks away from the start of the MHSAA finals. Thursday night I got out to see one of the best teams in the area, Muskegon, take on Wyoming and double-double machine, Ramere Draper Ramere Draper 6'4" | CG Wyoming | 2022 State MI in an OK Green tilt. Below I’ll break down my observations from the game as well as some of the top scorers this week from around the area.
Muskegon 76, Wyoming 51
First thing that popped out to me was the size and length of Muskegon’s guards. The Big Reds have the deepest guard rotation in the OK Conference, led by
Jordan Briggs
Jordan
Briggs
6'0" | PG
Muskegon | 2023
State
MI
,
Kalil Stimage
Kalil
Stimage
6'1" | CG
Muskegon Reeths-Puffer | 2021
State
MI
, and
Anthony Sydnor
Anthony
Sydnor
6'3" | PG
Muskegon | 2023
State
MI
III. Those three guards bring a ton of energy on the defensive end and thrive off making life difficult for opposing ball handlers. Turnovers turn into easy transition buckets due in large part to the speed that each of their guards plays with.
Jordan Briggs
Jordan
Briggs
6'0" | PG
Muskegon | 2023
State
MI
did a little bit of everything for Muskegon on Thursday night. His patience and ability to choose the right read is what makes Jordan one of the best sophomore guards in the state, and his shot-making ability takes his