
Bishop is a sleek scoring lead prospect who plays with
poise, advances the ball well in transition, and converts buckets efficiently
in the paint area with either hand – the array of finishes he uses and is able
to convert it well beyond his years and he does so at a very high percentage –
Bishops consistency at finishing is super and scintillating and he is maybe the
DMV’s best 3D-Man; he drives, he draws, he dishes exemplifying his natural unselfish
nature. He has very good vision and
while locating open teammates he is very adept at hitting shooters right in their
shooting pockets.
James has really improved his athleticism and strength in
recent months which now allows him to absorb contact on the perimeter and in
the paint. As many are fully aware the
Middle School game of basketball is about development and not peaking too early
James Bishop is a prime example of growth and development as he continues to
improve and impress as he prepares for the next level. Bishop will continue to be one of the area’s
best for the immediate future but his effort on and off the court are quickly
moving his profile will beyond this area and into national consideration as a
top national PG prospect.
Check out James Bishop below at the recent Winter Warz event in
New Jersey where he went for an impressive 25-point effort against one of 2019’s
best teams, Rio National.
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