Point guard Kenneth Womack arrived on the scene with a bang
and will immediately impact the hierarchy in the 2020 class both locally and
nationally. Womack plays with
aggressiveness and is one of the more compact and stronger guards specifically
in the arms and shoulders. Womack loves
to go left off the dribble and if allowed to is unstoppable in an one on one
situation. He showed exceptional leadership qualities off the bat as he
interacted with the top players in the country often leading by example.
Womack was most dangerous
in the open court as he probed the defense, found open targets accurately, or finished
himself – working himself all the way to the glass but also showing some
impressive and efficient shot-making ability in the middle game, with the
floater and the pull-up. Womack also
knocked down the tray ball of the catch and we rarely saw even in a camp environment
the heady guard take a bad shot.
Maturity, IQ, pace, and vision we all positive attributes we saw from
Womack throughout the weekend.
Kenneth exhibited the characteristics of a top flight floor general
and did a good job of running the team and being productive on a consistent
basis on both days playing with a high level group – he found his spots and
made the most of his opportunities. He has excellent point guard instincts and
is a good decision maker. Long arms
Womack is a underrated athlete, he is a terrific ball handler and passer and is
ready for the biggest and brightest stages the class of 2020 has to offer.
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