Best of the 2023 HSA: Top Shooting Guards

21, Aug 2023

Best of the 2023 HSA: Top Shooting Guards

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Nicolas Niare

Hamilton, ON

6' 5"
|
SG
Ryan Weiss

Coconut Creek, FL

6' 4"
|
SG
Adrian Shackleton

Palm Beach, FL

6' 3"
|
CG
Zundra Jackson

Chattanooga, TN

6' 1"
|
PG
Rylan Kelly

Winter Park, FL

6' 4"
|
SG

Let's continue our Best Of series for the 2023 season of the HoopSeen Association. Today we explore the top shooting guards of our league. 

Top shooting guards

1 Nic Niare, Monarchs (2025) 
2 Ryan Weiss, Ball4Lyfe 
3 Zundra Jackson, Tennessee Tigers
4 Adrian Shackleton, Florida Pro
5 Rylan Kelly, TNBA (2026) 

This position was a fun one to watch all season long because of the depth and versatility of the positon. There were a lot of dudes in this space who could make a case for themselves. This was also a positon where the youth of the league stood out. 

This position was a fun one to watch all season long because of the depth and versatility of the position. There were a lot of dudes in this space who could make a case for themselves. This was also a position where the youth of the league stood out. 

Niare was an easy choice for our top dog here. He was a man on a mission in our 16 and under division. No one got to the rim and scored with more purposeful athleticism than him. Niare was awesome in 2023 on our platform. Just awesome. 

Let’s play word association with the rest of the guys on this list: 

Weiss : Dead-eye shooter
Jackson : Steady, steady, steady
Shackleton : Versatile
Kelly: Next

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