#21 Keashawn Brown: Badger City Ballers Elite 15u- Shooting Guard

 

Keashawn is one of those guards who plays physically against opponents. He used his size to bully smaller defenders around the basket. On more than one occasion, he used the dribble to attack the basket and score despite being fouled. He’s an excellent scorer in transition. Whenever there was an opportunity to run the court, Keashawn finished strong at the rim. He’s a hardworking player who maximized his efforts on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he pressed opposing players into mistakes. He also generated a couple of steals. The area where Keashawn can improve is his shot selection. Some of his shot attempts were rushed. In the game I watched he didn’t seem to be a confident jump-shooter. As long as he continues to work on his shot and build confidence, Keashawn could become a serious threat to opposing defenses. Keep working Keashawn!!



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